An Introduction to Human-Environment Geography: Local Dynamics and Global Processes William G. Moseley, Eric Perramond, and Holly M. Hapke is an English-language textbook that covers topics within human-environment geography. This book is suitable for students in higher education.
The book examines the interaction between local dynamics and global processes and provides a thorough introduction to core concepts in environmental geography. It discusses important theoretical approaches, with attention to topics such as population, food production, agriculture, and water resources. It also highlights the relationship between humans and the environment from various geographic perspectives.
With a focus on local dynamics and global processes, this text connects with fields such as human geography and the social sciences. Practice-oriented issues and contributions from leading human-environment geographers make it a valuable study book within the category Geography & Earth Science: Textbooks & Study Guides.