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The Nature of Geography 1. Histories of geography - Mike Heffernan 2.Geography and the physical science tradition - Keith Richards 3. Geographyand the social science tradition - Ron Johnston 4. Geography and thehumanities tradition - Alison Blunt Key Concepts 5. Space: the fundamentalstuff of geography - Nigel Thrift 6. Space: making room for space inphysical geography - Martin Kent 7. Time: change and stability inenvironmental systems - John Thornes 8. Time: from hegemonic change toeveryday life - Peter Taylor 9. Place: connections and boundaries in aninterdependent world - Noel Castree 10. Place: the management of sustainablephysical environments - Ken Gregory 11. Scale: resolution, analysis andsynthesis in physical geography - Tim Burt 12. Scale: the local and theglobal - Andy Herod 13. Social formations: thinking about society, identity,power and resistance - Cindi Katz 14. Physical systems: systems in physicalgeography - Stephan Harrison 15. Landscape and Environment: the physicallayer - Murray Gray 16. Landscape and Environment: representing andinterpreting the world - Karen Morin 17. Nature: a contested concept -Franklin Ginn and David Demeritt 18. Nature: reclamation, rehabilitation andrestoration - Roy Haines-Young 19. Globalisation: interconnected worlds -James Faulconbridge & Jonathan Beaverstock 20. Globalisation: Earth systemscience -- physical diversity and global heterogeneity - Nick Clifford 21.Development: critical approaches in human geography - Kate Willis 22.Development: the sustainability industry - Robert Inkpen 23. Risk - ShaunFrench 24. Risk: geophysical processes in natural hazards - Graham Tobin &Burrell Montz Conclusion: Practising Geography 25. Relevance: humangeography, public policy and public geographies - David Bell 26. Relevance:the application of physical geographical knowledge - Mike Church