The third part presents a concise account of aboriginal and indigenous peoples of the world. Part two analyzes the patterns of unity and diversity, patterns of development and human settlements, including the functional organization of rural and urban settlements.
The first part of the book deals with the themes and fundamentals of human geography, as well as the spatial distribution and regional trends of world population. One of the distinguishing features of the book is that it covers a wider canvas of human geography, including the cultural, historical, political, regional, social, urban, and economic aspects.
It is mainly designed to introduce the discipline in a social science perspective and also to identify the human problems and the role of man in shaping the face of the earth. This fourth edition of Human Geography is a core textbook for geography students at the university level.
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