by Joan Romero, AA. VV. · Editorial Ariel · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788434434820
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The book 'Human Geography: Processes, Risks and Uncertainties in a Globalized World' is a critical analysis of the effects of globalization on territories and people. It addresses the transformations that impact the ability of States to govern globalization, the demographic, social, and cultural changes, and the economic and territorial effects of the globalizing process. Furthermore, it examines inequality in the face of life and death, the gap between North and South, the emergence of the Fourth World, urban problems, rural poverty, and the environmental repercussions of an unsustainable growth model. This university manual, designed for students of Human Geography, is also useful for scholars of Sociology and Economics, as well as for anyone interested in understanding the current world and the complexity of its processes.
