Routledge Geography Since the Second World War - International Survey

Explore the significant evolution of the geographical discipline in this comprehensive international survey. Published as part of the Routledge Library Editions in Social and Cultural Geography, this text examines how the field has changed and grown in recent decades. Before 1945, geography was defined by distinct national approaches, primarily the French, German, and American models. This book tracks the shift in these academic influences, noting the decline of French and German dominance and the rise of the Anglo-American model. It provides a detailed look at how subject matter and research methods have diversified over time. This academic resource is designed for students and researchers looking to understand the historical development of geographical thought. It offers a clear perspective on how global shifts in academic focus have shaped the modern study of social and cultural geography.