Systematic Geography by Brian Knapp

Originally published in 1986, this comprehensive and integrated text covers both physical and human geography. In the physical geography sections, the human factor receives due attention; man-environment themes such as resource use and environmental management are interwoven throughout the book; and in the human geography sections, both the developed and the developing world are featured. Substantial case studies link the theoretical discussion firmly to the real world and provide a series of worked examples with maps and photographs. Amply illustrated and complete with a revision summary section listing key facts this book has enduring relevance and should be of continued interest to both A Level and undergraduate students.
Binding: Hardback