K. Bruce Newbold is a Professor of Geography at McMaster University, where he also received his PhD. He previously taught at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and has held guest scholar positions at the University of California San Diego and Glasgow University.

Population Geography, 5th Edition continues its legacy as the leading introductory text in population geography. Newbold skillfully balances foundational demographic concepts with contemporary issues, using real-world examples that students will find engaging and thought-provoking. The Focus and Methods, Measures, and Tools sections provide instructors with valuable opportunities to foster meaningful discussion and analysis. Students will develop a strong understanding of population geography while exploring rapidly changing population trends and ongoing policy debates.

• Population Geography: An IntroductionChapter 1: World PopulationChapter 2: Population DataChapter 3: Population Distribution and CompositionChapter 4: FertilityChapter 5: MortalityChapter 6: Internal MigrationChapter 7: International Migration Flows: Immigrants and Transnational MigrantsChapter 8: Refugees and Internally Displaced PersonsChapter 9: CitiesChapter 10: Population PoliciesChapter 11: Population Growth: Linking to Economic Development, Resource Scarcity, and Food SecurityConclusion: Doing Population Geography

K. Bruce Newbold is a Professor of Geography at McMaster University, where he also received his PhD. He previously taught at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and has held guest scholar positions at the University of California San Diego and Glasgow University.

Population Geography, 5th Edition continues its legacy as the leading introductory text in population geography. Newbold skillfully balances foundational demographic concepts with contemporary issues, using real-world examples that students will find engaging and thought-provoking. The Focus and Methods, Measures, and Tools sections provide instructors with valuable opportunities to foster meaningful discussion and analysis. Students will develop a strong understanding of population geography while exploring rapidly changing population trends and ongoing policy debates.

• Population Geography: An IntroductionChapter 1: World PopulationChapter 2: Population DataChapter 3: Population Distribution and CompositionChapter 4: FertilityChapter 5: MortalityChapter 6: Internal MigrationChapter 7: International Migration Flows: Immigrants and Transnational MigrantsChapter 8: Refugees and Internally Displaced PersonsChapter 9: CitiesChapter 10: Population PoliciesChapter 11: Population Growth: Linking to Economic Development, Resource Scarcity, and Food SecurityConclusion: Doing Population Geography

K. Bruce Newbold is a Professor of Geography at McMaster University, where he also received his PhD. He previously taught at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and has held guest scholar positions at the University of California San Diego and Glasgow University.

Population Geography, 5th Edition continues its legacy as the leading introductory text in population geography. Newbold skillfully balances foundational demographic concepts with contemporary issues, using real-world examples that students will find engaging and thought-provoking. The Focus and Methods, Measures, and Tools sections provide instructors with valuable opportunities to foster meaningful discussion and analysis. Students will develop a strong understanding of population geography while exploring rapidly changing population trends and ongoing policy debates.

• Population Geography: An IntroductionChapter 1: World PopulationChapter 2: Population DataChapter 3: Population Distribution and CompositionChapter 4: FertilityChapter 5: MortalityChapter 6: Internal MigrationChapter 7: International Migration Flows: Immigrants and Transnational MigrantsChapter 8: Refugees and Internally Displaced PersonsChapter 9: CitiesChapter 10: Population PoliciesChapter 11: Population Growth: Linking to Economic Development, Resource Scarcity, and Food SecurityConclusion: Doing Population Geography