Inventing Places: Studies in Cultural Geography

Compiled for undergraduate students, this collection offers a range of perspectives on the way culture affects our perception of the physical world, and the way geography is conceived. Includes views on Australian environmentalism, retail and corporate culture, race and gender, and indigenous versus settler culture. Contributors include experts from Australia, the United States, the United Kindom, New Zealand and Canada. Includes indexes and bibliographies.Anderson, Kay is the author of 'Inventing Places: Studies in Cultural Geography' with ISBN 9780470218716 and ISBN 0470218711.