world's cities: contrasting regional, national, and global perspectives

Information and data including, those associated with and arising from fieldwork. Quantitative approaches to gathering, processing and interpreting relevant Section offers the opportunity to exercise and develop both qualitative and Of contemporary world affairs and their own place in and perspective on them.

Students contemplate many complex dimensions

These phenomena with particular emphasis on international trade and access to marketsĪnd the governance of the global commons. Students engage with important dimensions of Increased interdependence and transformed relationships between peoples, states andĮnvironments have prompted more or less successful attempts at a global level to manageĪnd govern some aspects of human affairs. The economic, political and social changes associated with technological and otherĭriving forces which have been a key feature of global economy and society in recent This section of our specification focuses on globalisation – Published 2 June 2016 | PDF | 877.2 KB 3.2 Human geography Global systems and global governance

World's cities: contrasting regional, national, and global perspectives