Description

Urban Geography provides an in-depth exploration of the spatial and social aspects of urban environments. This book examines the development, structure, and function of cities, offering insights into how urban areas are shaped by and contribute to various social, economic, and environmental processes. The text covers essential topics such as urban planning, land use, and the impacts of globalization on city landscapes. It also explores urban issues like housing, transportation, and environmental sustainability. By integrating theoretical perspectives with practical case studies, "Urban Geography" provides a comprehensive understanding of how cities evolve and the challenges they face. Designed for students, researchers, and practitioners in geography and urban studies, this book serves as a crucial resource for analyzing and interpreting urban spaces. It equips readers with the knowledge to address contemporary urban issues and contribute to the development of sustainable and functional city environments.