Geography 151

Landscapes, Cultures and Societies

Course details

Landscapes, Cultures and Societies is the study of people and their relationships with the environment. Landscapes, Cultures and Societies also has a global orientation, which emphasizes the interdependence which has become so characteristic of the modern world. The analysis of global interdependence follows the strategy outlined by the world system model, which defines different areas of the world as core, semi-peripheral, and peripheral. Patterns and trends in demography, agriculture, economic development, urbanization, and geopolitics are surveyed. Cultural landscapes including the global distribution of linguistic and religious diversity and the emergence of postmodern places are also reviewed.

3 Credits - Social Sciences

Prerequisite:

First year ENGL

This course is featured in the following Yellowhead Tribal College programs: