Social And Cultural Geography

Geography, in simplest terms, is about locations, places, how people and their cultures interact with their environments, how goods, services and ideas move across space, and how dividing the world into regions can help us understand it all. Social and cultural geography is about how people, as individuals and as members of groups, create places and landscapes for their daily lives; how people understand place, regions, and spatial relationships; how distance and connectivity impact human lives and relationships; how cultural landscapes are cumulative through time; how places and landscapes are part of lager regional and global systems, and how human societies and nature interact to create the diversity of the humanized world.
About Author :
G.S. Mohanty, a prominent scholar and a seasoned teacher, did his masters' degree in political science. He has about twenty-five years of professional experience. Throughout his career he has been associated with a number of academic institutions and well-known research organisations. Widely travelled across the world he has interacted with people of various races and culturres.
Contents :
Preface Introduction Rhetorical Development Social Development Economic Geography Migratory Geography Gender Geography Feminsit Geography Socio-Economic Democide Social Diversity Geography of Globalisation Bibliographt Index