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Human geography: people, place, and culture

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Vorheriger Titel:	De Blij, Harm J. Human geography culture, society, and space
Hauptverfasser:	Fouberg, Erin Hogan (VerfasserIn), Murphy, Alexander B. 1954- (VerfasserIn), De Blij, Harm J. 1935- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Hoboken, NJ Wiley 2015
Ausgabe:	11. ed.
Schlagworte:	Human geography Anthropogeografie Einführung
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adam_text	BRIEF CONTENTS 1 Introduction to Human Geography ___________________________________ 1 2 Population and Health______.______________________________________ 29 3 Migration . ___________________________ 60 4 Local Culture, Popular Culture, and Cultural Landscapes _________________90 5 Identity: Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Sexuality ________________________ 117 6 Language ______________________________________________________143 7 Religion _____________________^ ________________________________171 8 Political Geography _________________________________________ 211 9 Urban Geography ____________________.____„_____________ 245 10 Development _________________________________________________ 288 11 Agriculture and the Rural Landscape ________________________________ 311 12 Industry and Services ____________________________________________ 346 13 The Humanized Environment _____________________________________ 378 14 Globalization and the Geography of Networks _________________________ 407 Appendix A: Maps ___________________________ www.wiley.com/coUege/fouberg Appendix B: Area and Demographic Data for the World s States _______________ B-l Appendix C: Glossary ________________________________________________ G-l Appendix D: References ______________________ www.wiley.com/coUege/fouberg Index __ .____________________________„________________________________ 1-1 XV CONTENTS 1 Introduction to Human Geography ________ FIELD NOTE: Awakeningto World Hunger 1 Key Question: What Is Human Geography? 5 Key Question: What Are Geographic Questions? 5 Maps in the Time of Cholera Pandemics б The Spatial Perspective 7 FIELD NOTE: Glacier National Park, United States 10 Key Question: Why Do Geographers Use Maps, and What Do Maps Tell Us? 11 Mental Maps 12 Generalization in Maps 13 Remote Sensing and GIS 13 GUEST FIELD NOTE: Maui, Hawaii by Korine N. Kolivras 17 Key Question: Why Are Geographers Concerned with Scale and Connectedness? 18 Regions 18 Culture 22 GUEST FIELD NOTE: Montgomery, Alabama by Jonathan Leib 23 Connectedness Through Diffusion 24 Key Question; What Are Geographic Concepts, and How Are They Used in Answering Geographic Questions? 26 Rejection of Environmental Determinism 26 Possibilism 27 Today s Human Geography 27 2 Population and Health 29 FIELD NOTE: Basic Infrastructure 29 Key Question: Where in the World Do People Live and Why? 31 FIELD NOTE: Yangon, Myanmar (Burma) 31 FIELD NOTE: Luxor, Egypt 32 Physiologic Population Density 32 Population Distribution 33 World Population Distribution and Density 33 Reliability of Population Data 36 Key Question: Why Do Populations Rise or Fall in Particular Places? 36 Population Growth at World, Regional, National, and Local Scales 37 FIELD NOTE: Bordeaux, France 40 The Demographic Transition 43 Future Population Growth 45 Key Question: Why Does Population Composition Matter? 46 Key Question: How Does the Geography of Health Influence Population Dynamics? 47 Infant Mortality 47 Child Mortality 49 Life Expectancy 49 Disease 50 Infectious Diseases 51 FIELD NOTE: Johannesburg, South Africa 54 Chronic and Genetic Diseases 54 GUEST FIELD NOTE: Marich Village, Kenya by Elsbeth Robson 55 Geographic influences on Health 56 Key Question: How Do Governments Impact Population Change? 56 Limitations 58 Contradictions 58 3 Migration __ 60 FIELD NOTE: Expanding Slums 60 Key Question: What Is Migration? 63 Cyclic Movement 64 Periodic Movement 64 Migration 64 Key Question: Why Do People Migrate? 66 Forced Migration 67 Push and Pull Factors in Voluntary Migration 69 Types of Push and Pull Factors 70 Political Circumstances 71 XVII xvîii CONTENTS Armed Conflict and Civil War 71 Environmental Conditions 71 GUEST FIELD NOTE: Plymouth, Montserrat by Jason Dittmer 72 Culture and Traditions 72 Technological Advances 73 Key Question: Where Do People Migrate? 73 Global Migration Flows 73 Guest Workers 74 Regional Migration Flows 75 FIELD NOTE: The West Bank, Outside Jerusalem, Israel 78 National Migration Flows 78 The Special Case of Refugees 79 Key Question: How Do Governments Affect Migration? 86 Legal Restrictions 86 Waves of Immigration in the United States 87 The Post-September 11 World 88 4 Local Culture, Popular Culture, and Cultural Landscapes ________ 90 FIELD NOTE: Preserving Culture 90 Key Question: What Are Local and Popular Cultures? 91 Key Question; How Are Local Cultures Sustained? 93 Rural Local Cultures 94 GUEST FIELD NOTE: Lindsborg, Kansas by Steven M. Schnell 97 Urban Local Cultures 98 Local Cultures and Cultural Appropriation 98 FIELD NOTE: Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York 99 Authenticity of Places 99 FIELD NOTE: Dingle, Ireland 101 Key Question: How Is Popular Culture Diffused? 102 Hearths of Popular Culture 103 Replacing Old Hearths with New: Beating Out the Big Three in Popular Sports 107 Stemming the Tide of Popular Culture—Losing the Local? 109 FIELD NOTE: Seoul, South Korea 110 Key Question: How Can Local and Popular Cultures Be Seen in the Cultural Landscape? Ill Cultural Landscapes of Local Cultures 114 GUEST FIELD NOTE: Paragonali, Utah by Richard Francaviglia 115 5 Identity: Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Sexuality ___________ m FIELD NOTE: Building Walls 117 Key Question: What Is Identity, and How Are Identities Constructed? 119 Race 119 FIELD NOTE: Darwin, Australia 121 Race and Ethnicity in the United States 121 Residential Segregation 123 Identities Across Scales 125 The Scale of New York City 126 GUEST FIELD NOTE: Washington Heights, New York by Inés Miyares 127 Key Question: How Do Places Affect Identity, and How Can We See Identities in Places? 127 Ethnicity and Place 128 Identity and Space 130 Key Question: How Does Geography Reflect and Shape Power Relationships Among Groups of People? 130 FIELD NOTE: New York, New York 131 Just Who Counts? 132 GUEST FIELD NOTE: 134 Vulnerable Populations 134 Women in Subsanaran Africa 135 FIELD NOTE: Alongthe Banks of the Niger River Just Outside Mopti, Mali 136 Dowry Deaths in India 136 Shifting Power Relations Among Ethnic Groups 137 6 Language 143 FIELD NOTE: What Should I Say? 143 Key Question: What Are Languages, and What Role Do Languages Play in Cultures? 146 CONTENTS xix Language and Culture 147 What Is a Language? 150 Standardized Language 150 Dialects 150 Key Question: Why Are Languages Distributed the Way They Are? 152 Definition and Debate 152 Language Formation 154 The Languages of Europe 157 Languages of Subsanaran Africa 158 Key Question: How Did Certain Languages Become Dominant? 161 Lingua Franca 161 Multilingualism 162 Official Languages 163 The Prospect of a Global Language 163 FIELD NOTE: Paro, Bhutan 164 Key Question: What Role Does Language Play in Making Places? 164 The Ten Toponyms 165 Toponyms and Globalization 165 Changing Toponyms 165 GUEST FIELD NOTE: Greenville, North Carolina by Derek Alderman 168 7 Religion 171 FIELD NOTE: Peace Walls 171 Key Question: What Is Religion, and What Role Does It Play in Culture? 172 FIELD NOTE: Mombasa, Kenya 173 Key Question: Where Did the Major Religions of the World Originate, and How Do Religions Diffuse? 175 The World Map of Religions Today 176 From the Hearth of South Asia 178 From the Hearth of the Huang He River Valley 181 From the Hearth of the Eastern Mediterranean 182 FIELD NOTE: Long Beach, New York 183 FIELD NOTE: Uluru, Australia 189 Key Question: How Is Religion Seen in the Cultural Landscape? 190 GUEST FIELD NOTE: Ardmore, Ireland by Mary Lee Nolan 191 Sacred Sites of Jerusalem 191 Landscapes of Hinduism and Buddhism 193 FIELD NOTE: Hyderabad, India 194 FIELD NOTE: Yangon, Myanmar 194 Landscapes of Christianity 195 Landscapes of Islam 197 Key Question: What Role Does Religion Play in Political Conflicts? 200 Conflicts Along Religious Borders 200 Israel and Palestine 201 Nigeria 204 Northern Ireland 205 Religious Fundamentalism and Extremism 207 8 Political Geography 211 FIELD NOTE: Challenging the Political-Territorial Order 211 Key Question: How Is Space Politically Organized into States and Nations? 213 The Modern State Idea 214 Nations 215 Nation-State 215 MultiState Nations, Multinational States, and Stateless Nations 216 GUEST FIELD NOTE: Cluj-Napoca, Romania by George White 217 European Colonialism and the Diffusion of the Nation-State Model 218 Construction of the Capitalist World-Economy 218 World-Systems and Political Power 221 The Enduring Impact of the Nation-State Idea 222 Key Questioni How Do States Spatially Organize Their Governments? 222 Form of Government 222 Devolution 223 GUEST FIELD NOTE: Interstate 40, Near Blackwell, Arkansas by Paul! Gray 224 Electoral Geography 227 FIELD NOTE: Honolulu, Hawai i 228 Key Question: How Are Boundaries Established, and Why Do Boundary Disputes Occur? 230 FIELD NOTE: Piazza della Transalpina 232 Establishing Boundaries 232 Types of Boundaries 232 Boundary Disputes 233 xx CONTENTS Key Question: How Does the Study of Geopolitics Help Us Understand the World? 234 Classical Geopolitics 234 The German School 234 The British/American School 235 Influence of Geopoliticians on Politics 235 Critical Geopolitics 236 Geopolitical World Order 236 Key Question: What Are Supranational Organizations, and What Is the Future of the State? 237 From League of Nations to United Nations 238 Regional Supranational Organizations 240 The European Union 241 How Does Supranationalism Affect the State? 242 9 Urban Geography 245 FIELD NOTE: Ghosts of Detroit? 245 Key Question: When and Why Did People Start Livingin Cities? 247 The Hearths of Urbanization 248 The Rote of the Ancient City in Society 251 Diffusion of Urbanization 252 Greek Cities 252 Roman Cities 253 Urban Growth After Greece and Rome 254 FIELD NOTE: Rome, Italy 255 Site and Situation During European Exploration 256 FIELD NOTE: Genoa, Italy 256 The Second Urban Revolution 257 A Second Agricultural Revolution 257 The Chaotic Industrial City 257 FIELD NOTE: Duisburg, Germany 258 Key Question: Where Are Cities Located and Why? 259 Rank and Size in the Urban Matrix 260 Central Place Theory 260 Hexagonal Hinterlands 261 Key Question: How Are Cities Organized, and How Do They Function? 261 Models of the City 262 Functional Zones 262 The Spatial Organization of the Typical European City 263 Modeling the North American City 263 Modeling Cities in World Regions 265 The South American City 265 The African City 266 FIELD NOTE: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 267 The Southeast Asian City 267 Key Question: How Do People Shape Cities? 269 Shaping Cities in the Global Periphery and Semiperiphery 270 GUEST FIELD NOTE: Manila, the Philippines by Johnathan Walker 271 FIELD NOTE: Cairo, Egypt City Center 272 Shaping Cities in the Global Core 272 FIELD NOTE: Cairo, Egypt Residential Area 272 FIELD NOTE: Fort Worth, Texas 274 Urban Sprawl and New Urbanism 275 FIELD NOTE: Celebration, Florida 276 Gated Communities 277 Urban Geopolitics 278 Immigration and the Changing Ethnic Geography of Cities 279 The Enduring Impact of Colonialism 280 The Informal Economy 281 From Colonial to Global CBD 282 Key Quastion: What Role Do Cities Play in Globalization? 283 Cities as Spaces of Consumption 283 10 Development 288 FIELD NOTE: Geography, Trade, and Development 288 Key Question*. How Is Development Defined and Measured? 289 Gross National Income 290 Development Models 294 Key Question: How Does Geographical Context Affect Development? 296 Dependency Theory 296 Geography and Context 297 Key Question: What Are the Barriers to and the Costs of Development? 298 Social Conditions 299 Foreign Debt 299 FIELD NOTE: Buenos Aires, Argentina 301 CONTENTS xxi Political Corruption and Instability 301 Costs of Economic Development 302 Key Question: How Do Political and Economic Institutions Influence Uneven Development Within States? 305 The Role of Governments 305 FIELD NOTE: Lower Ninth Ward, New Orleans, Louisiana 306 Islands of Development 307 FIELD NOTE: Port Gentil, Gabon 308 Creating Growth in the Periphery of the Periphery 308 GUEST FIELD NOTE: Sukabumi, West Java by Rachel Silvey 309 11 Agriculture and the Rural Landscape ___________ 311 FIELD NOTE: Changing Greens 311 Key Question: What Is Agriculture, and Where Did Agriculture Begin? 313 Hunting, Gathering, and Fishing 314 Terrain and Tools 315 The First Agricultura í Revolution 315 Domestication of Animals 318 Subsistence Agriculture 318 FIELD NOTE: Nairobi, Kenya 319 Key Question: How Did Agriculture Change with Industrialization? 320 Understanding the Spatial Layout of Agriculture 321 The Third Agricultural Revolution 322 New Genetically Modified Foods 323 Regional and Local Change 323 GUEST FIELD NOTE: Gambia by Judith Carney 324 The Impacts of Agricultural Modernization on Earlier Practices 324 Key Question: What Imprint Does Agriculture Make on the Cultural Landscape? 326 Villages 327 Functional Differentiation within Villages 329 Key Question: How Is Agriculture Currently Organized Geographically, and How Has Agribusiness Influenced the Contemporary Geography of Agriculture? 330 FIELD NOTE: Dunedin, New Zealand 331 The World Map of Climates 331 The World Map of Agriculture 333 Political Influences on Agriculture 338 Sociocultural Influences on Agriculture 338 Agribusiness and the Changing Geography of Agriculture 339 Environmental Impacts of Commercial Agriculture 341 The Challenge of Feeding Everyone 342 12 Industry and Services ___346 FIELD NOTE: Containing the World-Economy 346 Key Question: Where Did the Industrial Revolution Begin, and How Did It Diffuse? 347 The Industrial Revolution 349 Diffusion to Mainland Europe 350 FIELD NOTE: Rouen, France 353 Diffusion Beyond Europe 353 Key Question: How Have the Character and Geography of Industrial Production Changed? 355 Fordist Production 356 Flexible Production and Product Life Cycle 358 The Global Division of Labor 359 Flexible Production of Nike 360 Distribution in the Commodity Chain 360 Outsourcing: Business Product Outsourcing and Global Sourcing 362 Made in America or Designed in America? 363 Major Influences on the Contemporary Geography of Manufacturing 365 New Centers of Industrial Activity 367 FIELD NOTE: Humen, China 369 FIELD NOTE: Beijing,China 370 Key Question: How Have Deindustrialization and the Rise of Service Industries Altered the Economic Geography of Production? 371 Geographical Dimensions of the Service Economy 372 GUEST FIELD NOTE: Fayetteville, Arkansas by Fiona M. Davidson 374 High-Technology Clusters 374 Tourism Services 375 Place Vulnerabilities in a Service Economy 376 xxii CONTENTS 13 The Humanized Environment __ 378 Protection of the Ozone Layer Global Climate Change 404 Water Scarcity 404 403 FIELD NOTE: Disaster Along Indian Ocean Shores 378 Key Question: How Has Earth s Environment Changed over Time? 381 Tectonic Plates 381 Ocean and Atmosphere 381 Fire and Ice 382 FIELD NOTE: The Southeast Coast of the Big Island of Hawai i 383 The Little Ice Age in the Modern Era 385 Key Question: How Have Humans Altered Earth s Environment? 386 Water 387 FIELD. NOTE: Tucson, Arizona 387 Atmosphere 390 The Land 391 FIELD NOTE: Para, Brazil 392 Biodiversity 393 Key Question: What Are the Major Factors Contributing to Environmental Change Today? 394 Political Ecology 394 GUEST FIELD NOTE: Try, Mali by William Moseley 395 Population 395 Patterns of Consumption 397 Industrial Technology 398 Transportation 398 Energy 399 Key Question: What Is the International Response to Climate Change? 402 Biological Diversity 403 14 Globalization and the Geography of Networks __ 407 FIELD NOTE: Happiness Is in the Eye of the Beholder 407 Key Question: How Have Identities Changed in a Globalized World? 409 Personal Connectedness 410 GUEST FIELD NOTE: Columbine, Colorado by Kenneth E. Foote 411 Key Question: What Is Globalization, and What Role Do Networks Play in Globalization? 412 FIELD NOTE: Porto Alegre, Brazil 413 Networks 413 Time-Space Compression 413 Key Question: How Do Networks Operate in a Globalized World? 416 Networks with a Social Focus 416 Networksand Information 417 Networks and Economic Exchange 418 Appendix A: Maps www.wiley.com/coHege/fouberg Appendix B: Area and Demographic Data for the World s States B-l Appendix C: Glossary G-l Appendix D: References www.wiley.com/college/fouberg Index 1-і
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