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Population Geography

by Huw R. Jones

Population change in its social and spatial context

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Population change in its social and spatial context

Huw R. Jones’s undergraduate text examines fertility, mortality and migration as changing patterns shaped by spatial and temporal processes. It connects demographic change with the socioeconomic transformation of societies, while also addressing the problems associated with these shifts and remedial policies. The second edition’s scope brings together population patterns, their causes and effects, and responses to their consequences, making the book a structured introduction to population geography as a field of study.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Undergraduate students studying population geography or environmental studies
  • Readers seeking an academic overview of fertility, mortality and migration
  • Those interested in links between demographic change and socioeconomic transformation

Themes

Fertility, mortality and migrationSpatial and temporal demographic processesPopulation change and socioeconomic transformationDemographic problems and remedial policies

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Book overview

The Second Edition of this popular undergraduate text looks at evolving patterns of fertility, mortality and migration, the spatial and temporal processes that fashion them, the resultant problems and remedial policies. The author examines spatial expression of cause-and-effect links between demographic change and the socio-economic transformation of societies.
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