Routledge Geography Since the Second World War - Routledge Survey

This comprehensive international survey examines how geography as a discipline has transformed since 1945, documenting the shift from three distinct national models to Anglo-American dominance. The work traces the decline of French and German geographical influences across global academia and explores the diverse theoretical approaches that characterise contemporary geography. Part of the Routledge Library Editions: Social and Cultural Geography series, this volume provides essential historical context for understanding modern geographical thought and practice, making it invaluable for students, scholars, and professionals seeking to understand how the discipline evolved during the post-war period and the competing perspectives that shape geographical research today.