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Table of Contents

1: Population
2: Migration
3: Settlement and urban growth
4: Urban change
5: Urbanisation in developing countries
6: Employment structures
7: Farming
8: Resources (energy)
9: Industry
10: Tourism
11: World development and interdependence
12: Britain's weather and climate
13: World climate
14: Ecosystems
15: Rocks and soils
16: Plate tectonics
17: Drainage basins and rivers
18: Coasts
19: Glaciation
20: Globalisation

Reviews

`This is an excellent text book if you are studying GCSE geography. As a student taking the course currently I found it very helpful towards my work. It explained everything clearly and contained detailed information on most of the items I needed to research. It also gave me tips as to anything that I should research into greater detail. It was well written and clearly defined everything that was written. There were also some excellent case studies to
assist me in practising the format that my coursework would take and also some good questions that made me consider things from different angles.'
4 star Amazon student review
`My daughter finds this book The New Wider World 3rd Edition very useful as it is great for reinforcing previous work done in class. It is well laid out, colourful, with key points and questions that aid learning.'
4 star Amazon parent review
`An excellent and colourful textbook suitable as a grounding for any syllabus. Highly recommended.'
5 star Amazon review
`I thought this book is very good if you don't know much about geography. This book helped me understand the basics before going on and studying it at uni. I felt this book was very useful around exam time!'
4 star Amazon student review