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Changing Environments: 16 - 19 Geography

16+ Book Over £10

Description:

A very good, thorough geography text book about changing river, rural, coastal and urban environments. Each of the chapters is well-laid out, well-written and reasonably even-handed. However, several of the case studies would have been improved if regional and global explanations of poverty and economic underdevelopment had been explored. For example, in the case of Malawi which was an ally of the South African government during the apartheid years, there is no mention of the legacy this has left. There is also no mention of the impact of IMF adjustment programmes (resulting from national debt and increasing global interest rates) on rural areas of Malawi. The text book has been written for the AS examination for Edexcel Geography Specification B. Although all the U.K. case studies are English, geography teachers in others parts of the UK will find the book useful. The topic on urban environments, for example, has clear relevance in Scotland.

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  • Price: £19.25
  • ISBN: 0 435 35246 6

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Subjects: Geography
Topics: Conservation, Development, Drought, Employment, Energy, Environment, Farming, Fishing, Food, Health, Refugees / Asylum, Rural, Tourism, Trade, Urban, Water
Age Ranges: 16+
Keystages: 16+, S5, S6
Countries / Regions: Africa, Asia, Bangladesh, China, Europe, India, Malawi, Nigeria, North America, Thailand, United States, Viet Nam
Publication Date: 2000
Publishers: Heinemann Educational

Ordering Details:


Heinemann Educational
Freepost PO Box 380
Oxford
OX2 8BR

Website: http://www.heinemann.co.uk/library

Email: orders@heinemann.co.uk

Telephone: 01865 888 066

Fax: 01865 314 091


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