World Regions in Global Context: Peoples, Places, and Environments
by Paul Knox, Sallie Marston, Diana Liverman, Vincent Del Casino Jr., Paul Robbins
World Regions in Global Context examines the relationship between peoples, places, and environments from a global geographic perspective. By placing regions within a wider context, the book offers students and general readers a structured way to think about societies, landscapes, and the connections linking them.
About This Book
World Regions in Global Context examines the world through the connected themes of peoples, places, and environments.
The book presents a geography-centered framework for considering regions within a broader global context.
Its subject matter connects human societies with the places they inhabit and the environments that influence them.
Designed for readers studying geography and related social sciences, it provides an organized foundation for exploring the world’s regions.
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