Geography and Geographers: Anglo-American Human Geography Since 1945

This survey of the major trends in human geography since 1945 places them within the context of economic, social and political changes. It focuses on the debate among geographers over what their discipline should study, and how the study should be carried out. It discusses these issues within the context of models of progress and change within scientific disciplines.Clear descriptions of various approaches.-- New material reflecting developments within established fields of inquiry as well as introductions to substantially new approaches.