Note: Cover -- Contents -- Thinker Profile Boxes -- Preface -- Theorizing Human Geographies -- 1. Introducing Theory -- 2. A Brief History of Geographic Thought -- 3. New Theories, New Geographies? -- Practising Theoretical Geographies -- 4. Geographies of the Body -- 5. Geographies of Text -- 6. Geographies of Money -- 7. Geographies of Governance -- 8. Geographies of Globalization -- Conclusion -- 9. Final Words -- References -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Z.

Note: Intro -- Contents -- Thinker Profile Boxes -- Preface -- Theorizing Human Geographies -- 1. Introducing Theory -- 2. A Brief History of Geographic Thought -- 3. New Theories, New Geographies? -- Practising Theoretical Geographies -- 4. Geographies of the Body -- 5. Geographies of Text -- 6. Geographies of Money -- 7. Geographies of Governance -- 8. Geographies of Globalization -- Conclusion -- 9. Final Words -- References -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Z.

Note: THE SAGE HANDBOOK OF HUMAN GEOGRAPHY - COVER -- THE SAGE HANDBOOK OF HUMAN GEOGRAPHY -- CONTENTS -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- METHODOLOGICAL PROLOGUE -- INTRODUCTION -- CONVERSATIONS IN HUMAN GEOGRAPHY -- LIST OF FIGURES -- LIST OF TABLES -- NOTES ON THE EDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORS -- PART I: IMAGINING HUMAN GEOGRAPHIES -- CHAPTER 1: PLACE -- CHAPTER 2: MOBILITIES -- CHAPTER 3: INHABITING -- CHAPTER 4: DIFFERENCE -- CHAPTER 5: MORE-THAN-HUMAN GEOGRAPHIES -- CHAPTER 6: NATURE-SOCIETY -- CHAPTER 7: TRANSFORMATIONS -- CHAPTER 8: CRITIQUE -- CHAPTER 9: GEO-HISTORIOGRAPHIES -- PART II: PRACTISING HUMAN GEOGRAPHIES -- CHAPTER 10: CAPTURING -- CHAPTER 11: NOTICING -- CHAPTER 12: REPRESENTING -- CHAPTER 13: WRITING (SOMEWHERE) -- CHAPTER 14: RESEARCHING -- CHAPTER 15: PRODUCING: EDUCATING REETA MIA -- CHAPTER 16: ENGAGING -- CHAPTER 17: EDUCATING -- CHAPTER 18: ADVOCACY -- PART III: LIVING HUMAN GEOGRAPHIES -- CHAPTER 19: ETHICS -- CHAPTER 20: ECONOMY -- CHAPTER 21: SOCIETY -- CHAPTER 22: CULTURE -- CHAPTER 23: POLITICS -- CHAPTER 24: WORDS -- CHAPTER 25: POWER -- CHAPTER 26: DEVELOPMENT -- CHAPTER 27: BODIES -- CHAPTER 28: IDENTITIES -- CHAPTER 29: DEMOGRAPHIES -- CHAPTER 30: HEALTH -- CHAPTER 31: RESISTANCE -- PART IV: CONVERSATIONS IN HUMAN GEOGRAPHY: TRANSCRIPTS -- GEOGRAPHY AND GEOGRAPHICAL THOUGHT -- NATURE AND SOCIETY -- GEOGRAPHY AND GEOGRAPHICAL PRACTICE -- EDITORS' DISCUSSION -- INDEX.

Note: Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Dedication -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Chapter 1 Thinking about research -- 1.1 What is research? -- 1.2 Why do research? -- 1.3 What's unique about geographic research? -- 1.4 What choice of approaches have you got? -- 1.5 Which approach is best? -- 1.6 Summary -- 1.7 Questions for reflection -- Further reading -- Chapter 2 Planning a research project -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Choosing a research topic -- 2.3 Narrowing the focus -- 2.4 Linking theory and practice -- 2.5 Research design -- 2.6 Choosing a method to generate data -- 2.7 Choosing a method to analyse your data -- 2.8 Conducting group research -- 2.9 Managing and piloting a research project -- 2.10 Summary -- 2.11 Questions for reflection -- Further reading -- Chapter 3 Data generation for quantitative analysis -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Classifying data types and measurement scales -- 3.3 Generating primary quantitative data -- 3.4 Sampling, estimation and distribution -- 3.5 Obtaining and using secondary data -- 3.6 Summary -- 3.7 Questions for reflection -- Further reading -- Chapter 4 Preparing, exploring and describing quantitative data -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Data pre-processing and checking -- 4.3 Computer programming -- 4.4 Using the MINITAB statistical package -- 4.5 Initial data analysis -- 4.6 Probability -- 4.7 Transforming data -- 4.8 Summary -- 4.9 Questions for reflection -- Further reading -- Chapter 5 Analysing and interpreting quantitative data -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Classifying tests -- 5.3 Tests of significance -- 5.4 Choosing the right test -- 5.5 The tests -- 5.6 Parametric tests -- 5.7 Non-parametric tests -- 5.8 What do the test results tell you? -- 5.9 Summary -- 5.10 Questions for reflection -- Further reading -- Chapter 6 Spatial analysis -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Maps. , 6.3 Geographical Information Systems -- 6.4 Current issues in the use of GIS for socio-economic applications -- 6.5 Sources of digital spatial data -- 6.6 Planning and implementing analysis using GIS -- 6.7 Spatial statistics -- 6.8 Summary -- 6.9 Questions for reflection -- Further reading -- Chapter 7 Producing data for qualitative analysis -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 Qualitative approaches -- 7.3 Primary data production -- 7.4 Specific approaches to producing qualitative data -- 7.5 Secondary sources of qualitative data -- 7.6 Summary -- 7.7 Questions for reflection -- Further reading -- Chapter 8 Analysing and interpreting qualitative data -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 Description, classification, connection -- 8.3 Transcribing and annotation -- 8.4 Categorising qualitative data -- 8.5 Splitting and splicing -- 8.6 Linking and connecting -- 8.7 Corroborating evidence -- 8.8 Analysing qualitative data quantitatively -- 8.9 Summary -- 8.10 Questions for reflection -- Further reading -- Chapter 9 Analysing qualitative data using a computer -- 9.1 Introduction -- 9.2 Getting started and description -- 9.3 Classifying qualitative data using a computer -- 9.4 Connecting qualitative data using a computer -- 9.5 Summary -- 9.6 Questions for reflection -- Further reading -- Chapter 10 Writing-up and dissemination -- 10.1 Introduction -- 10.2 Writing as part of the research process -- 10.3 Writing a final report -- 10.4 Presenting your research as a talk -- 10.5 Before submitting your work -- 10.6 After submitting your work -- 10.7 Summary -- 10.8 Questions for reflection -- Further reading -- Chapter 11 Final words -- 11.1 An overview of conducting research in human geography -- 11.2 Coping with problems -- 11.3 Independent research -- 11.4 Epilogue -- 11.5 Summary -- Appendix A Tables -- Appendix B Annotation for the interviews with respondents B, C and D. , Appendix C Addresses -- References -- Index.

Note: Intro -- How to search for terms -- Alphabetical List of Entries -- Contents -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Preface -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- X -- Y -- Z -- Appendix 1 Journals in Human Geography and related fields -- Appendix 2 Geographical Societies -- Appendix 3 Medals and Awards -- Maps.

Note: Intro -- International Encyclopedia of Human Geography -- Table of Contents -- Senior Editors -- Section Editors -- Foreword by Mary Robinson -- Foreword by Rob Kitchin and Nigel Thrift -- Permission Acknowledgments -- A -- Activism -- Activist Geographies -- Actor-Network Theory/Network Geographies -- Affect -- Africa -- Ageing and Health -- Ageing and Mobility -- Ageism and Age -- Agglomeration -- Agoraphobia -- Agrarian Transformations -- Agri-Environmentalism and Rural Change -- Agricultural Land Preservation -- Agriculture, Sustainable -- Aid -- von Humboldt, A. -- Aménagement du Territoire: Territorial Development -- Americas -- Anarchism/Anarchist Geography -- Anglo-American/Anglophone Hegemony -- Animal Geographies -- Animal Welfare, Agricultural -- Antarctica -- Anthropogeography (After Ratzel) -- Anthropology and Human Geography -- Anti-Geopolitics -- Anti-Urbanism -- Apartheid/Post-Apartheid -- Applied Geography -- Archives -- Arctic -- Art and Cartography -- Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems -- Asia -- Atlases -- Australasia -- Auto-Photography -- Autobiography -- Autoethnography -- Avant-Garde/Avant-Garde Geographies -- Aviation -- B -- Balkans -- Barnes, T. -- Beaujeu-Garnier, J. -- Becoming -- Behavioral Geography -- Belonging -- Berkeley School -- Berry, B. -- Biodiversity -- Biodiversity Mapping -- Biopolitics -- Bobek, H. -- Body, The -- Borderlands -- Bowman, I. -- Brain Drain -- Brandt Commission -- Brown Agenda -- Buffer Zone -- Business Services -- C -- Capital and Space -- Capitalism -- Capitalism and Division of Labor -- Care/Caregiving -- Cartographic Animation -- Cartography in Islamic Societies -- Cartography, History of -- Case Study Approach -- Cassa per il Mezzogiorno -- Categorical Data Analysis -- Cellular Automata -- Census Geography -- Census Mapping -- Central Business District -- Central Place Theory. , Chaos and Complexity -- Chicago School -- Child Labor -- Children and Mapping -- Children/Childhood -- Chinese Urbanism -- Chinese-Language Geography -- Choice Modeling -- Christaller, W. -- Christian Geography -- Chronic Disease -- Citation Geography -- Citizenship -- Citizenship and Governmentality, Rural -- City Marketing -- City-Region -- Civil Society -- Claval, P. -- Climate Change -- Cloke, P. -- Cognitive Geography -- Cohen, S. -- Cold War -- Colonialism I -- Colonialism II -- Colonialism, Internal -- Color, Mapping -- Commodity Chains -- Communicable Diseases, Globalization of -- Communist and Post-Communist Geographies -- Community -- Competitiveness -- Complementary and Alternative Medicine -- Complexity Theory, Nonlinear Dynamic Spatial Systems -- Computational Human Geography -- Concentrated Deconcentration -- Conservation and Ecology -- Consumption -- Content Analysis -- Corbridge, S. -- Core-Periphery Models -- Corporate Responsibilities -- Corridor and Axis Development -- Cosgrove, D. -- Cosmopolitanism -- Counter-Mapping -- Counterurbanization -- Cox, K. -- Creativity -- Crime/Fear of Crime -- Critical Cartography -- Critical Geography -- Critical Geopolitics -- Critical GIS -- Critical Rationalism (After Popper) -- Critical Realism/Critical Realist Geographies -- Critical Theory (After Habermas) -- Cross-Cultural Research -- Cultural Capital -- Cultural Economy -- Cultural Geography -- Cultural Materialism -- Cultural Politics -- Cultural Studies and Human Geography -- Cultural Turn -- Culture -- Culture/Natures -- Cumulative Causation -- Cyberspace/Cyberculture -- D -- Darby, H. C. -- Darwinism (and Social Darwinism) -- De-Industrialization -- De-Localization -- Dear, M. J. -- Debt -- Deconstruction -- Defensible Space -- Deforestation -- Democracy -- Demography -- Dependency -- Statistics, Descriptive -- Desertification. , Determinism/Environmental Determinism -- Development I -- Development II -- Developmentalism -- Devolution -- Dialectical Reasoning and Dialectical Materialism -- Dialogism (After Bakhtin) -- Diaries (Video, Audio or Written) -- Diaspora -- Dicken, P. -- Difference/Politics of Difference -- Diffusion -- Digital Data, Historical Geography and -- Digital Divide -- Digital Earth -- Disability and Chronic Illness -- Discourse -- Discourse Analysis -- Disease Diffusion -- Disease Mapping -- Distance -- Dudley Stamp, L. -- Dutch Human Geography -- Dwelling -- E -- e-Business and e-Commerce -- East Asian Miracle -- East/West -- Ecological Fallacy -- Ecology -- Economic Crises -- Economic Development, Rural -- Economic Geography -- Economic Geography, Quantitative -- Economics and Human Geography -- Economies, Alternative -- Economies, Borderland -- Economies, Branch Plant -- Economies, Imagined -- Economy, Informal -- Ecotourism -- Edge Cities -- Edge Effects -- Education -- Electoral Cartography -- Electoral Districts -- Electoral Geography -- Embeddedness -- Embodied Knowing -- Emigration -- Emotional Geographies -- Emotional Knowing -- Empire -- Empowerment -- Enlightenment Geography -- Enterprise Discourse -- Entrepreneurship -- Entropy-Maximising Models -- Environment -- Environment, Historical Geography of -- Environmental Hazards -- Environmental Health -- Environmental Justice -- Environmental Policy -- Environmental Regulation -- Environmental Security -- Environmental Studies and Human Geography -- Environmentalism -- Epidemiological Transition -- Equity -- Error (Propagation and Modeling) -- Ethical Issues in Research -- Ethnic Conflict -- Ethnic Economies -- Ethnicity -- Ethnicity and Resistance, Historical Geographies of -- Ethnography -- Ethnomethodology/Ethnomethodological Geography -- Eurocentrism -- Europe -- Europe of Regions. , Evans, E. E. -- Evolutionary Algorithms -- Transnational Elites -- Existentialism/Existential Geography -- Experimental Design -- Exploration -- Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis -- Export Processing Zones -- Extended Metropolitan Region -- F -- Factor Analysis and Principal-Components Analysis -- Fair Trade -- Famine -- Fatherland/Homeland -- Feminism and Work -- Feminism, Maps and GIS -- Feminism/Feminist Geography -- Feminist Geography, Prehistory of -- Feminist Groups within Geography -- Feminist Methodologies -- Feminist Political Economy -- Fertility -- Festival and Spectacle -- Feudalism and Feudal Society -- Field Geographies -- Field Systems and Enclosure -- Fieldwork -- Film -- Finance, Historical Geographies of -- Finance, Offshore -- Financial Centers, International -- Financial Exclusion -- Financial Knowledge -- Financial Risks and Management -- Firms -- First Law of Geography -- First World -- Flâneur, The -- Fluidity-Fixity -- Focus Groups -- Food Networks -- Food Networks, Alternative -- Food Regimes -- Fordism -- Fordism, Post-Fordism and Flexible Specialization -- Foreign Direct Investment -- Foucauldianism -- Fractal Analysis -- Francophone Geography -- Functionalism (Including Structural Functionalism) -- Fuzzy Set and Fuzzy Logic -- G -- Gardens and Gardening -- Garrison, W. -- Gated Communities/Privatopias -- Gay Geographies -- Gender and Health -- Gender and Rurality -- Gender in the City -- Gender, Historical Geographies of -- Genealogy and Family History -- Genealogy Method -- Generalization -- Genetics -- Gentrification -- Gentrification, Rural -- Geocomputation -- Geodemographics -- Geodesy -- Geographical Journals -- Geographical Masking -- Geographically Weighted Regression -- Geography, History of -- Geohistory -- Geomatics -- Geopolitics -- Geopolitics and Religion -- Georeferencing, Geocoding. , Geospatial Intelligence -- Geovisualization -- German-Language Geography -- Gerrymandering -- Ghettos -- GIS and Cartography -- GIS and Society -- GIS, Mobile and Locational Based Services -- GIS, Public Participation -- GIScience and Systems -- Global Commodity Chains -- Global Positioning/GPS -- Global Production Networks -- Globalization and Transnational Corporations -- Transport and Globalization -- Globalization, Cultural -- Globalization, Economic -- Golledge, R. -- Gottmann, J. -- Governance -- Governance, Corporate -- Governance, Good -- Governance, Transport -- Governance, Urban -- Governmentality -- Green Revolution -- Greenfield Development -- Gregory, D. -- Grounded Theory -- Growth Poles, Growth Centers -- H -- Habitus -- Hagerstrand, T. -- Haggett, P. -- Haptic or Touch-Based Knowledge -- Harley, J. B. -- Hartshorne, R. -- Harvey, D. -- Health and Development -- Health Geography -- Health Inequalities -- Health Services Restructuring -- Health Systems and Health Services -- Healthcare Accessibility -- Hegemony -- Heritage -- Heritage and Culture -- Heritage and Economy -- Heritage and Identity -- Heteronormativity -- Hettner, A. -- High-Tech Industry -- Hinterland Development -- Trade, Transport and Communications, Historical Geographies of -- Historical Geographies, Rural -- Historical Geographies, Urban -- Historical Geography -- War, Historical Geography and -- Historical Geography, Evolution of -- Urban Morphologies, Historical -- Historical-Geographical Materialism -- HIV/AIDS in Developed Countries -- HIV/AIDS in Developing Countries -- Home -- Homelessness -- Homelessness, Rural -- Housing -- Housing, Neighbourhoods and Health -- Housing, Rural -- Hub Network Location -- Human Geography -- Urban Planning and Human Geography -- Human Rights -- Human-Nonhuman -- Humanism/Humanistic Geography -- Hybridity -- Hypothesis Testing -- I. , Idealism/Idealist Human Geography.

Note: Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of figures -- List of tables -- List of contributors -- 1 Code and the city: introduction -- PART I Code, coding, infrastructure and cities -- 2 From a single line of code to an entire city: reframing the conceptual terrain of code/space -- 3 The Internet of Urban Things -- 4 Interfacing urban intelligence -- 5 Abstract urbanism -- 6 Code traffic: code repositories, crowds and urban life -- PART II Locative social media and mobile computing -- 7 Digital social interactions in the city: reflecting on location-based social networks -- 8 Feeling place in the city: strange ontologies and location-based social media -- 9 Curating the city: urban interfaces and locative media as experimental platforms for cultural data -- 10 Moving applications: a multilayered approach to mobile computing -- 11 Exploring urban social media: Selfiecity and On Broadway -- PART III Governance, politics and knowledge -- 12 Digital urbanism in crises -- 13 Coding alternative modes of governance: learning from experimental 'peer-to-peer cities' -- 14 Encountering the city at hacking events -- 15 Semantic cities: coded geopolitics and the rise of the Semantic Web -- 16 Cities and context: the codification of small areas through geodemographic classification -- Index.

Note: Cover -- Contents -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- List of Figures and Tables -- Editors' Introduction -- 1 INNOVATION DIFFUSION AS SPATIAL PROCESS (1953): TÖRSTEN HÄGERSTRAND -- 2 THEORETICAL GEOGRAPHY (1962): WILLIAM BUNGE -- 3 LOCATIONAL ANALYSIS IN HUMAN GEOGRAPHY (1965): PETER HAGGETT -- 4 EXPLANATION IN GEOGRAPHY (1969): DAVID HARVEY -- 5 CONFLICT, POWER AND POLITICS IN THE CITY (1973): KEVIN COX -- 6 PLACE AND PLACELESSNESS (1976): EDWARD RELPH -- 7 SPACE AND PLACE (1977): YI-FU TUAN -- 8 THE LIMITS TO CAPITAL (1982): DAVID HARVEY -- 9 UNEVEN DEVELOPMENT (1984): NEIL SMITH -- 10 SPATIAL DIVISIONS OF LABOUR (1984): DOREEN MASSEY -- 11 GEOGRAPHY AND GENDER (1984): WOMEN AND GEOGRAPHY STUDY GROUP -- 12 SOCIAL FORMATION AND SYMBOLIC LANDSCAPE (1984): DENIS COSGROVE -- 13 CAPITALIST WORLD DEVELOPMENT (1986): STUART CORBRIDGE -- 14 GLOBAL SHIFT (1986): PETER DICKEN -- 15 THE CONDITION OF POSTMODERNITY (1989): DAVID HARVEY -- 16 POSTMODERN GEOGRAPHIES (1989): EDWARD SOJA -- 17 THE CAPITALIST IMPERATIVE (1989): MICHAEL STORPER AND RICHARD WALKER -- 18 THE GEOGRAPHICAL TRADITION (1992): DAVID LIVINGSTONE -- 19 FEMINISM AND GEOGRAPHY (1993): GILLIAN ROSE -- 20 GEOGRAPHICAL IMAGINATIONS (1994): DEREK GREGORY -- 21 GEOGRAPHIES OF EXCLUSION (1995): DAVID SIBLEY -- 22 CRITICAL GEOPOLITICS (1996): GEARÓID ÓTUATHAIL -- 23 LOGICS OF DISLOCATION (1996): TREVOR J. BARNES -- 24 HYBRID GEOGRAPHIES (2002): SARAH WHATMORE -- 25 CITIES (2002): ASH AMIN AND NIGEL THRIFT -- 26 FOR SPACE (2005): DOREEN MASSEY -- Index.