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Hauptverfasser:	Stutz, Frederick P. (VerfasserIn), Warf, Barney 1956- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Upper Saddle River, NJ Pearson Prentice Hall 2007
Ausgabe:	5. ed., internat. ed.
Schlagworte:	Wirtschaftsgeografie
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
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ISBN:	9780135068762

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adam_text	CONTENTS Preface xi 1 Economic Geography: An Introduction 1 Geographic Perspectives 2 Economic Geography 3 Economic Geography of the World Economy 6 Globalization 9 Globalization of Culture 10 Globalization of Consumption 11 Telecommunications 11 Globalization of the Economy 12 Transnational Corporations 12 Globalization of Investment 13 Global Specialization of Work 14 Globalization of Services 14 Globalization of Tourism 14 Information Technology and Globalization 15 Globalization versus Local Diversity 15 World Development Problems 15 Environmental Constraints 17 Disparities in Wealth and Well-Being 17 Four Major Questions of the World Economy 19 What Should Be Produced? 20 Answering the • How Question 20 Political Economies 20 Capitalist Economies 20 The Command Economy 22 The Traditional Economy 22 Geographical Information Systems 22 Summary and Plan 23 Study Questions 24 Key Terms 24 Suggested Readings 24 World Wide Web Sites 25 2 The Historical Development of Capitalism 27 Feudalism and the Birth of Capitalism 28 Characteristics of Feudalism 28 The End of Feudalism 30 The Emergence and Nature of Capitalism 33 Markets 33 Class Relations 33 Finance 35 Territorial and Geographic Changes 36 Long-Distance Trade 37 New Ideologies 38 The Nation-State 39 The Industrial Revolution 41 Inanimate Energy 41 Technological Innovation 43 Productivity Increases 44 The Geography of the Industrial Revolution 44 Cycles of Industrialization 47 Consequences of the Industrial Revolution 48 Creation of an Industrial Working Class 48 Urbanization 49 Population Effects 50 Growth of Global Markets and International Trade 50 Colonialism: Capitalism on a World Scale 51 The Unevenness of Colonialism 51 How Did the West Do It? 52 A Historiography of Conquest 53 Latin America 54 North America 54 Africa 55 The Arab World 56 South Asia 58 East Asia 58 Southeast Asia 59 Oceania 60 The Effects of Colonialism 60 Annihilation of Indigenous Peoples 60 Restructuring Around Primary Economic Sector 61 Formation of Dual Society 61 Polarized Geographies 61 Transplantation of the Nation-State 61 Cultural Westernization 63 Summary 63 Study Questions 64 Key Terms 64 Suggested Readings 64 World Wide Web Sites 65 3 Population 67 Global Population Distribution 68 Population Density 69 Factors Influencing Population Distribution 71 Population Growth Over Time and Space 73 Population Change 73 Fertility and Mortality 74 Malthusian Theory 74 Demographic Transition Theory 77 Stage 1: Preindustrial Society 77 Stage 2: Early Industrial Society 82 Stage 3: Late Industrial Society 84 Stage 4: Postindustrial Society 86 Contrasting the Demographic Transition and Malthusianism 89 Criticisms of Demographic Transition Theory 89 Population Structure 91 The Baby Boom and Its Impacts 93 Contents Migration 95 Causes of Migration 95 The Economics of Migration 95 Barriers to Migration 98 Characteristics of Migrants 98 Consequences of Migration 98 Patterns of Migration 99 Modeling Migration 102 The Gravity Model 102 Summary 103 Study Questions 105 Key Terms 105 Suggested Readings 105 World Wide Web Sites 105 4 Resources and Environment 107 Resources and Population 108 Carrying Capacity and Overpopulation 108 Types of Resources and Their Limits 109 Resources and Reserves 109 Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources 110 Food Resources 111 Population Growth 113 Poverty 114 Maldistribution 114 Civil Unrest and War 115 Environmental Decline 115 Government Policy and Debt 116 Increasing Food Production 116 Expanding Cultivated Areas 116 Raising the Productivity of Existing Cropland 117 Creating New Food Sources 118 Cultivating the Oceans 119 High-Protein Cereals 119 More Efficient Use of Foods 119 A Solution to the World Food Supply Situation 120 Nonrenewable Mineral Resources 120 Location and Projected Reserves of Key Minerals 120 Solutions to the Mineral Supply Problem 121 Environmental Impact of Mineral Extraction 122 Energy 122 Energy Production and Consumption 125 Oil Dependency 126 Production of Fossil Fuels 126 Adequacy of Fossil Fuels 127 Oil: Black Gold 127 Natural Gas 129 Coal 129 Energy Options 130 Conservation 130 Nuclear Energy 131 Geothermal Power 134 Hydropower 134 Solar Energy 134 Wind Power 135 Biomass 135 Environmental Degradation 136 Pollution 136 Air Pollution 136 Water Pollution 138 Wildlife and Habitat Preservation 138 Regional Dimensions of Environmental Problems 139 Environmental Equity and Sustainable Development 140 From a Growth-Oriented to a Balance-Oriented Lifestyle 145 Summary 146 Study Questions 147 Key Terms 147 Suggested Reading 147 World Wide Web Sites 147 5 Theoretical Considerations 149 Factors of Location 150 Labor 150 Land 152 Capital 153 Managerial and Technical Skills 154 The Weberian Model 156 Localized Pure Raw Materials 157 Weber in Today s World 158 Technique and Scale Considerations 159 Scale Considerations 160 Principles of Scale Economies 160 Vertical and Horizontal Integration and Diversification 160 Interrimi Scale Economies: Agglomeration 161 Evaluation of Industrial Location Theory 162 How and Why Firms Grow 163 Geographic Organization of Corporations 164 Organizational Structure 164 Administrative Hierarchies 165 Economic Geography and Social Relations 166 Relations among Owners 166 Relations between Capital and Labor 166 Competition and Survival in Space 166 Business Cycles and Regional Landscapes 167 Information Technology: The Fifth Wave? 168 Business Cycles and the Spatial Division of Labor 168 The State and Economic Geography 169 Summary 172 Study Questions 173 Key Terms 173 Suggested Readings 174 World Wide Web Sites 174 6 Agriculture 177 The Rise of Agriculture 178 The Formation of a Global Agricultural System 180 The Industrialization of Agriculture 181 Human Impacts on the Land 181 Factors Affecting Rural Land Use 183 Site Characteristics 183 Contents Vil Cultural Preferences and Perceptions 183 Systems of Agricultural Production 184 Subsistence, or Peasant Mode, of Production 184 Subsistence Agriculture: Crops and Regions 185 Shifting Cultivation 185 Patoral Nomadism 187 Intensive Subsistence Agriculture 188 Problems Faced by Subsistence Agriculturalists 189 Commercial Agriculture 190 U.S. Commercial Agriculture: Crops and Regions 192 Commercial Agriculture and the Number of Farmers 192 Machinery and Other Resources in Farming 193 Mixed Crop and Livestock Farming 194 Dairy Farming 195 Grain Farming 196 Cattle Ranching 198 Mediterranean Cropping 199 Horticulture and Fruit Farming 200 U.S. Agricultural POlicy 201 The Farm Problem in North America 201 The U.S. Farm Subsidy Program 202 The Von Thünen Model 204 The Isolated State 205 Location-Rent Gradients for Competing Crops 206 Modified Patterns of Agricultural Land Use 206 Summary 207 Study Questions 208 Key Terms 208 Suggested Readings 208 World Wide Web Sites 209 7 Manufacturing 211 The Nature of Manufacturing 212 Concentrations of World Manufacturing 212 North America 212 Europe 216 Japan 220 The Globalization of Manufacturing 220 Globalization of Major Manufacturing Sectors 222 Textiles and Garments 222 Steel 222 Automobiles 224 Electronics 227 Biotechnology 229 The Changing Geography of U.S. Manufacturing 231 The International Movement of American Manufacturing 233 Downsizing 234 American Manufacturing Today 235 Flexible Manufacturing 236 Fordism 236 Post-Fordism/Flexible Production 237 IT and Strategic/Competitive Advantage 239 The Product Cycle in Manufacturing 240 Locational Adjustment 241 Summary 241 Study Questions 242 Key Terms 242 Suggested Readings 242 World Wide Web Sites 243 8 Services 245 Defining Services 247 Forces Driving the Growth of Services 249 Rising Incomes 250 Demand for Health Care and Education 250 An Increasingly Complex Division of Labor 251 The Public Sector: Growth and Complexity 252 Service Exports 254 The Externalization Debate 255 The Productivity Debate 257 Labor Markets in the Service Economy 258 U.S. Employment in Services 258 Characteristics of Services Labor Markets 259 Labor Intensity 259 Income Distributions 259 Gender Composition 261 Low Degree of Unionization 264 Educational Inputs 264 Financial Services 264 Components of Financial Services 264 Commercial Banking 265 Investment Banking 266 Savings Bank 266 Insurance 266 The Regulation of Finance 266 The Deregulation of Finance 267 Sectoral Studies in Producer Services 269 Accounting 269 Design and Innovation 269 Legal Services 270 The Location of Producer Services 272 Intraregional Trade in Producer Services 273 International Service Transactions 274 Technological Change in Services 275 Electronic Funds Transfer Systems 275 Offshore Banking 277 Back-Office Relocations 277 Consumer Services 280 Tourism 280 Summary 282 Study Questions 282 Key Terms 283 Suggested Readings 283 World Wide Web Sites 283 9 Transportation and Communications 285 Transportation Networks in Historical Perspective 286 vin Contenţi Cost-Space and Time-Space Convergence 291 Transportation Infrastructure 293 General Properties of Transport Costs 293 Carrier Competition 294 Elasticity of Demand 294 Freight Rate Variations and Traffic Characteristics 295 Regimes for International Transportation 296 Transit Time and Location 296 Transport Improvements and Location 297 Transportation Policy 297 Deregulation and Privatization 297 Deregulation of the U.S. Airlines 298 Hub-and-Spoke Networks 298 Transportation of Nuclear Wastes 299 Personal Mobility in the United States 300 Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems (IVHS) 301 High-Speed Trains and Magnetic Lévitation 303 Telecommunications 304 Fiber-optic and Satellite Systems 306 Telecommunications and Geography 307 Geographies of the Internet 310 Origins and Growth of the Internet 310 Social and Spatial Discrepancies in Internet Access 312 Social Implications of the Internet 314 E-Commerce 314 Electronic Data Interchange 315 Future Impacts of Information Technologies 316 Smart Cities 316 Government 316 Business 317 Education 317 Healthcare 317 Summary 317 Study Questions 318 Key Terms 318 Suggested Readings 319 World Wide Web Sites 319 10 Cities and Urban Economies 321 Cities in Historical Perspective 322 The First Cities 322 The Rise of the Modern City 323 Urban Economic Base Analysis 326 Intraurban Spatial Organization 330 The Residential Location Decision 330 The Filtering Model of Housing 331 Population Density Gradients 332 The Concentric Ring Model 334 The Sector and Multiple-Nuclei Models 335 Applied Urban Geography 335 Sprawling Metropolis: Patterns and Problems 336 The Postwar Suburban Boom 336 Out in the Exurbs 340 Suburbanization and Inner-City Decline 340 Gentrification 341 Problems of the U.S. City 343 Urban Decay 343 The Crisis of the Inner-City Ghetto 344 Employment Mismatch 348 Global Cities 348 Restructuring and the Urban Hierarchy 349 Summary 353 Suggested Questions 354 Key Terms 354 Suggested Readings 354 World Wide Web Sites 355 11 Consumption 357 The Historical Context of Consumption 359 Theoretical Perspectives on Consumption 360 Sociological Views 360 Neoclassical Economic Views 362 Marxist Views 363 Geographies of Consumption 363 Environmental Dimensions of Consumption 365 Summary 368 Study Questions 369 Key Terms 369 Suggested Readings 369 World Wide Web Sites 369 12 International Trade and Investment 371 International Trade 372 Trade by Barter and Money 373 Comparative Advantage 373 Transport Costs and Comparative Advantage 375 Heckscher-Ohlin Trade Theory 375 Inadequacies of Trade Theories 376 An Alternative Theory of International Trade and Transactions 376 Fairness of Free Trade 376 Worsening Terms of Trade 377 Competitive Advantages of Nations 377 Factor Conditions 380 Demand Conditions 381 Supporting Industries 381 Firm Strategy, Structure, and Competition 381 International Money and Capital Markets 381 International Banking 382 Euromarkets 382 Financing International Trade 382 Determining Exchange Rates 382 Why Exchange Rates Fluctuate 383 U.S. Trade Deficits 384 Results of the U.S. Trade Deficit 385 Capital Flows and Foreign Direct Investment 385 Motivations for and Constraints to Foreign Direct Investment 387 World Investment by Multinationals 388 Contents ЇХ Investment by U.S. Multinationals in Foreign Countries 388 Investment by Foreign Multinationals in the United States 392 Effects of Foreign Direct Investment 393 Barriers to International Trade and Investment 394 Management Barriers 395 Government Barriers to Trade 395 Tariffs, Quotas, and Nontariff Barriers 395 Effects of Tariffs and Quotas 396 Government Stimulants to Trade 397 Reductions of Trade Barriers 398 General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 398 World Trade Organization 398 Closed Japanese Markets 399 Government Barriers TO Production-Factor Flows 399 Multinational Economic Organizations 400 International Financial Institutions 401 Regional Economic Integration 402 The European Union 404 The EU s Single Currency 405 U.S.-Canadian Free Trade Agreement 405 North American Free Trade Agreement 405 Canada and NAFTA 407 OPEC 407 Globalization and Business Cycles 408 Summary 409 Study Questions 410 Key Terms 410 Suggested Readings 411 World Wide Web Sites 411 13 International Trade Patterns 413 Emerging Markets 415 World Patterns of Trade 417 The United States 418 U.S. Merchandise Trade 418 U.S. Services Trade 421 Canada 422 The European Union 424 Latin America 428 Mexico 428 South America 429 Japan 430 China 434 Taiwan 435 South Korea 436 Australia 436 India 438 South Africa 440 Russia 441 The Middle East 443 Major Global Trade Flows 444 Microelectronics 444 Automobiles 444 Steel 445 Textiles and Clothing 446 Grains and Feed 447 Non-oil Commodities 448 Summary 449 Study Questions 450 Key Terms 450 Suggested Readings 450 World Wide Web Sites 451 14 Development and Underdevelopment in the Developing World 453 What s in a Word? Developing 454 How Economic Development Is Measured 455 GDP per Capita 455 Economic Structure of the Labor Force 456 Education and Literacy of a Population 456 Health of a Population 459 Consumer Goods Produced 462 Urbanization in Developing Countries 463 Human Development Index 467 The Location of Underdevelopment 469 Latin America 469 Southeast Asia 470 East Asia (Excluding Japan) 470 South Asia 471 Middle East and North Africa 471 Sub-Saharan Africa 472 Characteristic Problems of Less Developed Countries 472 Rapid Population Growth 472 Unemployment and Underemployment 473 Low Labor Productivity 473 Lack of Capital and Investment 474 Inadequate and Insufficient Technology 474 Unequal Land Distribution 475 Poor Terms of Trade 476 Foreign Debt 476 Restrictive Gender Roles 478 Corrupt and Inefficient Governments 479 Trends and Solutions 480 Major Perspectives on Development 480 Modernization Theory 480 Dependency Theory 483 World-Systems Theory 483 Regional Disparities within Developing Countries 485 Development Strategies 486 Expansion of Trade with Less Developed Countries 486 Private Capital Flows to Less Developed Countries 486 Foreign Aid from Economically Developed Nations 486 Industrialization in the Developing World 487 Import-Substitution Industrialization 488 Export-Led Industrialization 489 Consequences of Export-Led Industrialization for Women 489 X m Contents sweatshops 490 Glossary 499 The East Asian Economic Miracle 491 Summary 494 References 509 Study Questions 496 Key Terms 496 Index 515 Suggested Readings 496 World Wide Web Sites 497
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