World Regional Geography
Outline [Indicative only -- Refer to the syllabus
for a specific semester for the actual course outline.]
Class 1: Introduction to Course CH 1
Class 2: Development and Geography CH 2
Class 3: Population/Resources Balance
Class 4: Development and the Environment CH
3
Class 5: More Develped and Less Developed Regions
Class 6: Climate and Resources in Europe CH 10
Class 7: European Cultural Characteristics
CH 11
Class 8: Industrialization and Deindustrialization
Class 9: European Unification CH 12
Class 10: Separatism and New Borders in Europe
Class 11: Exam #1
Class 12: Russia's Environment and Historical Geography CH 13
Class 13: New Alignments in the Former Soviet
Union CH 14
Class 14: The 'Stans: Remote and Central CH 15
Class 15: Introduction to Monsoon Asia CH 17
Class 16: Japan: Space and Development CH
18
Class 17: Japan, Korea and the World Economy
Class 18: China: Coming Full Circle CH 19
Class 19: The Population of China
Class 20: Greater China and the World Economy
Class 21: Patterns of Southeast Asian Cultural Geography CH 20
Class 22: The Perils of Prosperity in Southeast
Asia
Class 23: Exam #2
Class 24: Religion and Division in South Asia CH 21
Class 25: Pakistan & Afghanistan
Class 26: South Asian Videos
Class 27: The Middle East: Oil & Water CH 22
Class 28: Israel & Palestine CH 23
Class 29: Iraq & Iran CH 24
Class 30: Empire States
Class 31: Poverty in Africa CH 25
Class 32: Legacies of Africa's Past CH 26
Class 33: Hopes for Africa's Future CH 27
Class 34: Exam #3
Class 35: Australia: The Lucky Country CH 16
Class 36: The Pacific Islands
Class 37: Latin America's Environment &
Developent CH 7
Class 38: Latin America’s Heritage
Class 39: Mexico and the Integration of the Americas CH 8
Class 40: Central America & the Caribbean
Class 41: South American Democracy & Development CH 9
Class 42: Exam #4
 
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