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This book is a new textbook on the geography of sustainable development. It is a collaborative effort between one of the UK's leading geography departments and is ideal for undergraduates in geography, environmental science and social science. The book discusses sustainable development at the full range of spatial scales from the global to the local and offers fresh insights into the topic by looking at it from a range of geographical perspectives.
* Major new textbook on the geography of sustainable development
* Collaborative effort from one of the UK's leading geography departments
* Ideal for undergraduates in geography, environmental science and social science
Sustainable development is the new mantra, but what does it mean on the ground in how people relate to the physical environment and across landscapes? This book offers fresh insights into sustainable development by looking at it from a range of geographical perspectives. Building on existing theory, it demonstrates geography's unique contribution to the study of human-environment relationships, and examines sustainability at the full range of spatial scales from the global to the local. Both theory and practice are discussed as the book explores sustainable development in urban and rural areas, in both developing and developed countries. The contributors suggest that the future path of sustainability is ours to forge if we make the choice and take action.
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