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This resource has been comprehensively updated to cover the current CCEA AS Geography specification.It has been through a thorough quality assurance process and is endorsed by CCEA.Following the same content as the specification, the text is illustrated throughout with full colour maps, graphs, photographs and diagrams. It also features questions of examination standard and a glossary of key terms.In line with the specification, both local and global case studies are included to give students a well-rounded understanding of the scope of geographical issues.ContentsAS 1: Physical Geography 1A Processes that shape fluvial environments1B Human interaction in fluvial environments2A Global biomes2B Small scale ecosystems3A The processes that shape our weather and climate3B Weather in the British Isles3C Global weather issuesAS 2: Human Geography1A Population data1B Population change1C Population and resources2A Settlement change2B Planning in rural environments2C Urban challenges3A Measuring development3B Reducing the development gap3C Emerging marketsGlossary
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This book has been completely revised for the new CCEA Geography A2 specification (for first teaching Sepember 2017). It follows the same topics as the specification, features questions of examination standard and includes a glossary of key terms. Illustrated in full colour it uses local examples wherever appropriate.
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In the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, European perceptions of the ancient city underwent a dramatic alteration, due mainly to revulsion at the terror. Republics, Nations and Tribes relates that shift, both in ethnology and histiography. Thus the book is a novel and detailed study of the shifting concepts of liberty-and, in particular, the drift from classical/republican to Germanic/Romantic thought-at a key time of transition in European history, 1795-1848.Republics, Nations and Tribes shows how deeply the dominant historiographical traditions in Western Europe have been marked by the Romantic trial of the Enlightenment and how, as a consequence, due weight has rarely if ever been given to the castigation suffered by the philosphes for their role in the subversion of the old regime. According equal attention to language, history and politics, Martin Thom explores the contested nature of liberty in cities and liberty through nations. In so doing, he provides a fascinating collective biography of the some of the era's most influential thinkers, and a brilliant and original intellectual history of this decisive history.