Geography and Family Structure
Factors of geography, economics, and social trends have contributed to diverse ranges of household formation.
Economic geography is the study of the location, distribution and spatial organization of economic activities across the world.
Factors of geography, economics, and social trends have contributed to diverse ranges of household formation.
Find out which countries, cities and US states have the most Global 500 countries in 2016.
Geographers looking at environmental inequality focus on how different segments of a population have unequal access to different levels of environmental quality, ranging in water, air, and soil resources.
Integration of innovation theory with geographic study has allowed scholars to explain why certain regions, such as California’s Silicon Valley, are consistently at the forefront of innovation.
A study using data from 130 million commuters has revealed commuter-driven megaregions in the United States.