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Cultural Landscape, The: An Introduction to Human Geography 12th edition [Hardback]

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The Cultural Landscape introduces geography as a social science by emphasizing the relevance of geographic concepts to human problems. The relationship between globalization and cultural diversity underlies the material and pedagogy throughout reinforces geography skills. This book, trusted for its timeliness and readability, introduces geography by emphasizing the relevance of geographic concepts to human problems. Two years after Rubenstein's Update Edition was created to encompass the events of September 11, 2001, this revision also begins the careful process of putting those events into perspective. It provides new Global Forces and Local Impacts boxes in each chapter that explore in depth an issue related to chapter material, focusing on particular regions of the world. It includes new material on medical geography, terrorism, mineral resources, sustainable development, conservation, and biodiversity. The book also presents new information on gender differences in development, and expands material on Ethnicity, relating ethnicity problems to political conflict.

For courses in Human Geography.

 

Strengthening readers’ connection to geography through active, discovery-based learning

Trusted for its timeliness, readability, and sound pedagogy, The Cultural Landscape: An Introduction to Human Geography  emphasizes the relevance of geographic concepts to human challenges. The relationship between globalization and diversity is woven throughout; Rubenstein addresses these themes with a clear organization and presentation that engages students and appeals to instructors.

 

The Twelfth Edition challenges readers to apply geography tools and techniques to their local environments, bridging the global and the local, and getting students to interact with their local geography.New applied activities and debate features as well as integration of BBC videos into eText 2.0, further strengthens readers’ ties to the geography all around them.


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Preface xxi
Digital & Print Resources xxvi
About the Author xxviii
About Our Sustainability Initiatives xxix
1 This Is Geography 2(42)
Key Issue 1 Why Is Geography a Science?
4(10)
Introducing Geography
4(2)
Cartography: The Science of Mapmaking
6(2)
Contemporary Geographic Tools
8(2)
Doing Geography: Data Collection & Mental Mapping
8(2)
Interpreting Maps
10(2)
The Geographic Grid
12(2)
Key Issue 2 Why Is Each Point on Earth Unique?
14(6)
Place: A Unique Location
14(2)
Region: A Unique Area
16(2)
Culture Regions
18(2)
Key Issue 3 Why Are Different Places Similar?
20(12)
Scale: Global and Local
20(2)
Space: Distribution of Features
22(2)
Space: Cultural Identity
24(2)
Space: Inequality
26(2)
Connections: Diffusion
28(2)
Connections: Spatial Interaction
30(2)
Debate It! GPS location services: On or off?
31(1)
Key Issue 4 Why Are Some Actions Not Sustainable?
32(9)
Geography, Sustainability, and Resources
32(2)
Sustainability and Earth's Physical Systems
34(2)
Geography, Sustainability, and Ecology
36(2)
Sustainable Environmental Change
38(8)
Sustainability & Our Environment: The Everglades
40(1)
Summary & Review
41(1)
Key Terms
42(2)
2 Population and Health 44(32)
Key Issue 1 Where Are the World's People Distributed?
46(6)
Introducing Population and Health
46(2)
Population Concentrations
48(2)
Population Density
50(2)
Key Issue 2 Why Is World Population Increasing?
52(6)
Natural Increase
52(2)
Births and Deaths
54(2)
Doing Geography: The Future Population of the World
55(1)
What's Your Population Geography?
55(1)
The Demographic Transition
56(2)
Key Issue 3 Why Do Some Places Face Health Challenges?
58(8)
Health and Gender
58(2)
Health and Aging
60(2)
Medical Services
62(2)
The Epidemiologic Transition
64(2)
Key Issue 4 Why Might Population Increase in the Future?
66(8)
Population and Resources
66(2)
Debate It! Can Earth's resources support our growing population?
67(1)
Population Futures
68(2)
Sustainability & Our Environment: Japan's Population Decline
69(1)
Epidemiologic Futures
70(2)
Family Futures
72(2)
Summary & Review
74(1)
Key Terms
75(1)
3 Migration 76(34)
Key Issue 1 Where Are the World's Migrants Distributed?
78(8)
Introducing Migration
78(2)
International Net Migration
80(2)
International and Internal Migration
82(2)
Changing U.S. Immigration
84(2)
Key Issue 2 Where Do People Migrate Within a Country?
86(6)
Interregional Migration in the United States
86(2)
Interregional Migration in Other Large Countries
88(2)
Intraregional Migration
90(2)
Key Issue 3 Why Do People Migrate?
92(8)
Cultural Reasons for Migrating
92(2)
Environmental Reasons for Migrating
94(2)
Migrating to Find Work
96(2)
Gender and Age of Migrants
98(2)
Key Issue 4 Why Do Migrants Face Challenges?
100(8)
Government Immigration Policies
100(2)
U.S. Quota Laws
102(2)
Doing Geography: Claiming Ellis Island
102(1)
What's Your Migration Geography?
103(1)
U.S.-Mexico Border Issues
104(2)
Sustainability & Our Environment: The Immigration View from Mexico
104(1)
Debate It! Immigration reform: Tougher controls or legal status?
105(1)
Europe's Immigration Crisis
106(2)
Summary & Review
108(1)
Key Terms
109(1)
4 Folk and Popular Culture 110(34)
Key Issue 1 Where Are Folk and Popular Leisure Activities Distributed?
112(10)
Introducing Folk and Popular Culture
112(2)
Origin, Diffusion, and Distribution of Folk and Popular Culture
114(2)
Geographic Differences Between Folk and Popular Culture
116(2)
Doing Geography: Time Use Surveys
116(2)
Origin and Diffusion of Folk and Popular Music
118(2)
Origin and Diffusion of Folk and Popular Sports
120(2)
Key Issue 2 Where Are Folk and Popular Material Culture Distributed?
122(10)
Elements of Material Culture
122(2)
Folk and Popular Clothing
124(2)
Debate It! Should Europe accept face covers for women?
125(1)
Folk Food Customs
126(2)
Popular Food Preferences
128(2)
Folk and Popular Housing
130(2)
Key Issue 3 Why Is Access to Folk and Popular Culture Unequal?
132(6)
Diffusion of TV and Internet
132(2)
Diffusion of Social Media
134(2)
Challenges in Accessing Electronic Media
136(2)
Key Issue 4 Why Do Folk and Popular Culture Face Sustainability Challenges?
138(4)
Sustainability Challenges for Folk Culture
138(2)
Sustainability Challenges for Popular Culture
140(6)
Sustainability & Our Environment: Golf Courses
141(1)
Summary & Review
142(1)
Key Terms
143(1)
5 Languages 144(38)
Key Issue 1 Where Are the World's Languages Distributed?
146(8)
Introducing Languages
146(2)
Language Families
148(2)
Two Largest Language Families
150(2)
Other Large Language Families
152(2)
Key Issue 2 Where Did English and Related Languages Originate and Diffuse?
154(10)
Distribution of Indo-European Branches
154(2)
Origin and Diffusion of Indo-European
156(2)
Origin and Diffusion of English
158(2)
Global Importance of English
160(2)
Official Languages
162(2)
Debate It! Should English be the official language of the United States?
163(1)
Key Issue 3 Why Do Individual Languages Vary Among Places?
164(8)
English Dialects
164(2)
U.S. Dialects
166(2)
Dialect or Language?
168(2)
Sustainability & Our Environment: Gender Differences in Language
169(1)
Multilingual Places
170(2)
Key Issue 4 Why Do Local Languages Survive?
172(8)
Endangered Languages
172(2)
Preserving Languages
174(2)
Isolated and Extinct Languages
176(2)
New and Growing Languages
178(6)
Doing Geography: Finding a New Language
179(1)
Summary & Review
180(1)
Key Terms
181(1)
6 Religions 182(46)
Key Issue 1 Where Are the World's Religions Distributed?
184(12)
Introducing Religions
184(2)
Global Distribution of Religions
186(2)
Distribution of Christians
188(2)
Distribution of Muslims and Buddhists
190(2)
Distribution of Ethnic Religions
192(2)
Distribution of Other Religions
194(2)
Key Issue 2 Why Do Religions Have Distinctive Distributions?
196(10)
Origin of Christianity and Islam in Southwest Asia
196(2)
Origin of Buddhism and Hinduism in South Asia
198(2)
Historical Diffusion of Religions
200(2)
Recent Migration of Christians
202(2)
Migration of Muslims and Jews
204(2)
Key Issue 3 Why Do Religions Organize Space in Distinctive Patterns?
206(12)
Places of Worship
206(2)
Religious Settlements and Toponyms
208(2)
Doing Geography: Distribution of Religions
209(1)
What's Your Geography of Religions?
209(1)
Administration of Space
210(2)
Sacred Space in Universalizing Religions
212(2)
The Landscape in Ethnic Religions
214(2)
Religious Calendars
216(2)
Key Issue 4 Why Do Territorial Conflicts Arise Among Religious Groups?
218(8)
Challenges for Religions in South and East Asia
218(2)
Sustainability & Our Environment: Communist China and the Dalai Lama
219(1)
Challenges for Religions in Central and Southwest Asia
220(2)
Geographic Perspectives in the Middle East
222(2)
Jerusalem's Challenging Geography
224(6)
Debate It! How do perspectives on the separation barrier differ?
225(1)
Summary & Review
226(1)
Key Terms
227(1)
7 Ethnicities 228(36)
Key Issue 1 Where Are Ethnicities Distributed?
230(10)
Introducing Ethnicities
230(2)
Ethnicity and Race
232(2)
Doing Geography: Ethnicity and Race and the Census
233(1)
What's Your Ethnic Geography?
233(1)
Distribution of U.S. Ethnicities
234(2)
Ethnic Enclaves
236(2)
Ethnically Complex Brazil
238(2)
Key Issue 2 Why Do Ethnicities Have Distinctive Distributions?
240(6)
International Migration of Ethnicities
240(2)
Internal Migration of African Americans
242(2)
Segregation by Race
244(2)
Key Issue 3 Why Might Ethnicities Face Conflicts?
246(6)
Ethnicities and Nationalities
246(2)
Dividing Ethnicities
248(2)
Ethnic Diversity in Asia
250(2)
Key Issue 4 Why Do Ethnic Cleansing and Genocide Occur?
252(10)
Forced Migration in Europe
252(2)
Ethnic Cleansing in Bosnia & Herzegovina
254(2)
Ethnic Cleansing Elsewhere in the Balkans
256(2)
Sustainability & Our Environment: Geographic Evidence of Ethnic Cleansing
257(1)
Ethnic Cleansing and Genocide in Africa
258(2)
Ethnic Cleansing and Genocide in Central Africa
260(6)
Debate It! Should the United States intervene in ethnic conflicts?
261(1)
Summary & Review
262(1)
Key Terms
263(1)
8 Political Geography 264(42)
Key Issue 1 Where Are States Distributed?
266(4)
Introducing Political Geography
266(2)
Challenges in Defining States
268(2)
Key Issue 2 Why Are Nation-States Difficult to Create?
270(10)
Development of States
270(2)
Nation-states and Multinational States
272(2)
Sustainability & Our Environment: Rising Oceans and the Future of Nauru
273(1)
Russia: The Largest Multiethnic State
274(2)
Nation-states in the Former Soviet Union
276(2)
Colonies
278(2)
Key Issue 3 Why Do Boundaries Cause Problems?
280(14)
Cultural Boundaries
280(2)
Geometric Boundaries
282(2)
Physical Boundaries
284(2)
Shapes of States
286(2)
Governing States
288(2)
Electoral Geography
290(2)
Debate It! Should independent commissions decide boundaries?
291(1)
What's Your Political Geography?
291(1)
Geography of Gerrymandering
292(2)
Doing Geography: Dueling Gerrymandering in Nevada
293(1)
Key Issue 4 Where Do States Face Threats?
294(10)
Global Cooperation and Competition
294(2)
Competition and Cooperation in Europe
296(2)
Terrorist Attacks Against the United States
298(2)
Terrorist Organizations
300(2)
State Support for Terrorism
302(2)
Summary & Review
304(1)
Key Terms
305(1)
9 Food and Agriculture 306(42)
Key Issue 1 Where Did Agriculture Originate?
308(4)
Introducing Food and Agriculture
308(2)
Subsistence and Commercial Agriculture
310(2)
Key Issue 2 Why Do People Consume Different Foods?
312(4)
Diet and Nutrition
312(2)
Source of Nutrients
314(2)
Key Issue 3 Where Is Agriculture Distributed?
316(16)
Agricultural Regions and Climate
316(2)
Subsistence Agriculture in Dry Regions
318(2)
Subsistence Agriculture in Tropical Regions
320(2)
Subsistence Agriculture in Population Concentrations
322(2)
Fishing
324(2)
Sustainability & Our Environment: Asian Carp and Chicago's Economy
325(1)
Commercial Agriculture: Crop-based
326(2)
Commercial Agriculture: Mixed Crop and Livestock
328(2)
Commercial Agriculture: Animal-based
330(2)
Key Issue 4 Why Do Farmers Face Sustainability Challenges?
332(14)
Losing Agricultural Land
332(2)
Improving Agricultural Productivity
334(2)
Conserving Agricultural Resources
336(2)
Doing Geography: California Agriculture and Water
336(1)
What's Your Food and Agriculture Geography?
336(2)
Applying Biotechnology to Agriculture
338(2)
Debate It! Should GMOs be labeled?
339(1)
Global Food Trade
340(2)
Global Agriculture and Undernourishment
342(2)
Sustainable Agriculture
344(2)
Summary & Review
346(1)
Key Terms
347(1)
10 Development 348(34)
Key Issue 1 Why Does Development Vary Among Countries?
350(8)
Introducing Development
350(2)
A Decent Standard of Living
352(2)
Access to Knowledge
354(2)
Health and Wealth
356(2)
Key Issue 2 Where Are Inequalities in Development Found?
358(10)
Unequal and Uneven Development
358(2)
Gender Inequality
360(2)
Gender Empowerment and Employment
362(2)
Reproductive Health
364(2)
HDI and Gender Inequality
366(2)
Doing Geography: Comparing HDI and Gil
366(1)
What's Your Development Geography?
367(1)
Key Issue 3 Why Do Countries Face Challenges to Development?
368(8)
Two Paths to Development
368(2)
World Trade
370(2)
Debate I! Should countries adopt the international trade approach?
371(1)
Financing Development
372(2)
Development Challenges During Hard Times
374(2)
Key Issue 4 Why Are Countries Making Progress in Development?
376(4)
Fair Trade Standards
376(2)
Measuring Progress
378(6)
Sustainability & Our Environment: Sustainable Development Goals
379(1)
Summary & Review
380(1)
Key Terms
381(1)
11 Industry and Energy 382(48)
Key Issue 1 Where Is Industry Distributed?
384(4)
Introducing Industry and Energy
384(2)
Industrial Regions
386(2)
Key Issue 2 Why Are Situation and Site Factors Important?
388(12)
Situation Factors: Proximity to Inputs
388(2)
Situation Factors: Proximity to Markets
390(2)
Changing Situation Factors: Steel
392(2)
Truck, Train, Ship, or Plane?
394(2)
Site Factors in Industry
396(2)
Changing Site Factors: Clothing
398(2)
Key Issue 3 Why Do Industries Face Resource Challenges?
400(20)
Energy Supply
400(2)
Demand for Energy
402(2)
Fossil Fuel Reserves
404(2)
Petroleum Futures
406(2)
Nuclear Energy
408(2)
Energy Alternatives
410(2)
Solar Energy
412(2)
Air Pollution
414(2)
Water Pollution
416(2)
Solid Waste Pollution
418(2)
Key Issue 4 Why Are Industries Changing Locations?
420(8)
Emerging Industrial Regions
420(2)
Industrial Change in Developed Countries
422(2)
Skilled or Unskilled Labor
424(2)
Debate It! Should the U.S. government buy domestic- or foreign-made clothes?
424(1)
Doing Geography: National Origin of Clothing
425(1)
What's Your Industrial Geography?
425(1)
Recycling and Remanufacturing
426(6)
Sustainability & Our Environment: Remanufacturing
427(1)
Summary & Review
428(1)
Key Terms
428(2)
12 Services and Settlements 430(28)
Key Issue 1 Where Are Services Distributed?
432(2)
Introducing Services and Settlements
432(2)
Key Issue 2 Where Are Consumer Services Distributed?
434(8)
Central Place Theory
434(2)
Hierarchy of Consumer Service
436(2)
Market Area Analysis
438(2)
Debate It! Is Walmart good or bad for a settlement?
438(1)
Doing Geography: Locating Supermarkets and Food Deserts
439(1)
What's Your Retail Geography?
439(1)
Periodic Markets
440(2)
Sustainability & Our Environment: What Types of Services Are Airbnb and Uber?
440(2)
Key Issue 3 Where Are Business Services Distributed?
442(6)
Hierarchy of Business Services
442(2)
Business Services in Developing Countries
444(2)
Economic Specialization of Settlements
446(2)
Key Issue 4 Why Do Services Cluster in Settlements?
448(8)
Services in Rural Settlements
448(2)
Services in Early Urban Settlements
450(2)
Percent Urban
452(2)
Size of Urban Settlements
454(2)
Summary & Review
456(1)
Key Terms
457(1)
13 Urban Patterns 458
Key Issue 1 Why Are Downtowns Distinctive?
460(6)
Introducing Urban Patterns
460(2)
The Central Business District
462(2)
Competition for Space in CBDs
464(2)
Key Issue 2 Where Are People Distributed in Urban Areas?
466(12)
Models of Urban Structure
466(2)
Applying the Models in North America
468(2)
Applying the Models in Europe
470(2)
Pre-modern Cities in Developing Countries
472(2)
Applying the Models in Developing Countries
474(2)
Changing Urban Structure of Mexico City
476(2)
Key Issue 3 Why Do Urban Areas Expand?
478(10)
Origin and Growth of Suburbs
478(2)
Suburban Sprawl
480(2)
Suburban Segregation
482(2)
Legacy of Public Transport
484(2)
Reliance on Motor Vehicles
486(2)
Key Issue 4 Why Do Cities Face Sustainability Challenges?
488(10)
The City Challenged
488(2)
The City Renewed
490(2)
The City Contrasted
492(2)
Doing Geography: Market Segmentation: You Are Where You Live
492(1)
What's Your Urban Geography?
492(1)
Debate It! Can a declining city be stronger by shrinking?
493(1)
The City Cleaned
494(2)
Sustainability & Our Environment: Regional Variations in Electricity
495(1)
The City Controlled
496(2)
Summary & Review
498(1)
Key Terms
499
Afterword AF-1
Appendix: Map Scale And Projections AP-1
Glossary G-1
Text, Photo, And Illustration Credits CR-1
Map Index MI-1
Subject Index S-1
Dr. James M. Rubenstein received his B.A. from the University of Chicago in 1970, M.Sc. from the London School of Economics and Political Science in 1971, and Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University in 1975. He is Professor of Geography at Miami University, where he teaches urban and human geography.

 

Dr. Rubenstein also conducts research in the automotive industry and has published three books on the subjectThe Changing U.S. Auto Industry: A Geographical Analysis (Routledge); Making and Selling Cars: Innovation and Change in the U.S. Auto Industry (The Johns Hopkins University Press); and Who Really Made Your Car? Restructuring and Geographic Change in the Auto Industry (W.E. Upjohn Institute, with Thomas Klier).

 

Dr. Rubenstein is also the author of the bestselling Contemporary Human Geography, as well as Introduction to Contemporary Geography. He also writes a weekly column about local food for the Oxford Press. Winston, a lab-husky mix with one brown eye and one blue eye, takes Dr. Rubenstein for long walks in the woods every day.