An introduction ofHuman environment Geography/ 
Moseley,Willieam G. 
 - New York:  John Wiley,  2013. 
<br/><br/>Part I: Fundamentals of Human-Environment<br/>Geography<br/>1 Inrroduction: A Geographic Perspective on<br/>Human-Environment Interactions<br/>2 The Politics of Nature<br/>3 The Biophysical Environment<br/>Part II: Contemporary Perspectives in<br/>Human-Environment Geography<br/>4 Cultural and Political Ecology: Local Human-Environment<br/>Interactions in a Global Context<br/>5 Environmental History<br/>6 Hazards Geography and Human Vulnerability<br/>7 Environmental Justice: The Uneven Distribution of People.<br/>Pollution, and Environmental Opportunity<br/>Part III: Thematic Issues in I liiman-Environment<br/>C.eography<br/>S Climate. Atmosphere, and Energy<br/>9 The Population-Consumption-Technology Nexus<br/>10 Agriculture and Food Systems<br/>11 Biodiversity, Conservation, and Protected Areas<br/>12 Water Resources and Fishing Livelihoods<br/>Part IV: Bridging Theory and Practice<br/>13 Geographic Research<br/>14 Conclusion: Making a Difference<br/>\ 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>304.2  / MOS/I