Human Geography Information Center: Features


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	Student Edition
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Human Geography, 9/e

Jerome D. Fellmann, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Arthur Getis, San Diego State University
Judith Getis

ISBN: 0072827653
Copyright year: 2007

Features

Features

• The “Focus Preview” alerts students to the main themes of the chapter.

• Chapter introductions take the form of interest-arousing vignettes to focus student attention on the subject matter that follows.

• The boxed inserts that are part of each chapter expand on ideas included within the text or introduce related examples of chapter concepts and conclusions, often in gender-related contexts.

• Almost every chapter contains at least one special-purpose box labeled “Geography and Public Policy.” These boxes introduce a discussion of a topic of current national or international interest and concluding with a set of questions designed to induce thought and class discussion of the topic viewed against the background of human geographic insights students have mastered.

• New terms and special usages of common words and phrases are identified in boldface or italic type. The boldface terms are included in the “Key Words” list at the end of each chapter and defined in an inclusive cross-referenced glossary at the end of the text.

• “For Review” contains questions that direct student attention to important concepts developed within the chapter.

• The “Focus Follow-up” section in the end-of-chapter material summarizes the main points of the chapter and conveys additional information and explanation as integral parts of the text.

• Each chapter also includes other pedagogical aids. The “Summary” reiterates the main points of the chapter and provides a bridge to the chapter that follows.

• “Selected References” suggests a number of book and journal articles that expand on topics presented within the chapter.

• Appendix B is a modified version of the Population Reference Bureau’s 2003 World Population Data Sheet containing economic and demographic data and projections for countries, regions, and continents. These provide a wealth of useful comparative statistics for student projects and study of world patterns

• Appendix C, a single-page “Anglo-American Reference Map,” provides name identification of all U.S. states and Canadian provinces and shows the location of principle cities.

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