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Atlas of the Real World Mapping the Way We Live

Dorling Daniel Newman, Mark Barford Anna
Heftet / 2010 / Engelsk

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ISBN
9780500288535
Published
2010-10-04
Publisher
Thames & Hudson Ltd
Weight
1940 gr
Height
232 mm
Width
268 mm
Age
G, 01
Language
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Number of pages
416

Author
Dorling Daniel
Newman, Mark
Barford Anna

Biographical note

Daniel Dorling is Professor of Human Geography at the University of Sheffield, UK. Mark Newman is The Paul Dirac Collegiate Professor of Physics at the University of Michigan, USA. Anna Barford is a Research Associate at the University of Sheffield, UK.

Atlas of the Real World Mapping the Way We Live

Dorling Daniel Newman, Mark Barford Anna
Heftet / 2010 / Engelsk
Dorling Daniel Newman, Mark Barford Anna
Heftet / 2010 / Engelsk
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'An entirely new way of looking at our planet' - The Times

'Should be in every geography classroom and in every school, college and university library' - The Geographical Association

'Mind-boggling' - Mail on Sunday

Now available in paperback, this reference book has everything we need to make sense of today’s world. 366 digitally modified maps – known as cartograms – depict the areas and countries of the world by their demographic importance on a vast range of topics, ranging from basic data on population, health, wealth and occupation to how many toys we import and who’s eating their vegetables. Created by the team behind worldmapper.org, The Atlas of the Real World book is an invaluable resource for home reference, schools, universities, journalists and trend-spotting professionals everywhere.
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Includes 366 digitally modified maps known as cartograms that depict the areas and countries of the world by their demographic importance on a range of topics, ranging from basic data on population, health, wealth and occupation to how many toys we import and who's eating their vegetables.
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Winner of The Geographical Association’s 2009 Gold Award this thought-provoking atlas is the ultimate resource for everyone who wants to understand how their country or region fits into the new world order
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'An entirely new way of looking at our planet' - The Times

'Should be in every geography classroom and in every school, college and university library' - The Geographical Association

'Mind-boggling' - Mail on Sunday

Now available in paperback, this reference book has everything we need to make sense of today’s world. 366 digitally modified maps – known as cartograms – depict the areas and countries of the world by their demographic importance on a vast range of topics, ranging from basic data on population, health, wealth and occupation to how many toys we import and who’s eating their vegetables. Created by the team behind worldmapper.org, The Atlas of the Real World book is an invaluable resource for home reference, schools, universities, journalists and trend-spotting professionals everywhere.
Read more
Includes 366 digitally modified maps known as cartograms that depict the areas and countries of the world by their demographic importance on a range of topics, ranging from basic data on population, health, wealth and occupation to how many toys we import and who's eating their vegetables.
Read more
Winner of The Geographical Association’s 2009 Gold Award this thought-provoking atlas is the ultimate resource for everyone who wants to understand how their country or region fits into the new world order
Read more

Product details

ISBN
9780500288535
Published
2010-10-04
Publisher
Thames & Hudson Ltd
Weight
1940 gr
Height
232 mm
Width
268 mm
Age
G, 01
Language
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Number of pages
416

Author
Dorling Daniel
Newman, Mark
Barford Anna

Biographical note

Daniel Dorling is Professor of Human Geography at the University of Sheffield, UK. Mark Newman is The Paul Dirac Collegiate Professor of Physics at the University of Michigan, USA. Anna Barford is a Research Associate at the University of Sheffield, UK.

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