The Dictionary of Human Geography

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Carson, Rachel
ecology 176
pollution 551
cartels 486
Carter, P.
cartography, history of 71
imaginative geographies 371
Cartesianism65–6
animals 29
cartographic reason 66
cultural geography 132
cybernetics 138
cyborg 140
epistemology 207
Euclidean space 220
naturalism 491
objectivity 507
cartogram 66
cartographic imaginary 274
cartographic reason 66
Africa, idea of 10
Cartesianism 65
cartography, history of 70
epistemology 207
governable space 312
modernity 473
positivism 559
science/science studies 668
cartography66–9
Africa, idea of 10
Austral(as)ia, idea of 39
cadastral mapping 57
chorology/chorography 83
colonialism 96–7
commercial geography 98
continents 112
cyberspace 139
digital cartography162–3
epistemology 207
Euclidean space 220
exploration 230
geo-body 274
Geographic Information
Systems (GIS) 280
geographical societies 286
geography 288–90
geography, history of 296
geo-informatics 299
governable space 312
historical geography 333
human geography 353
land-use survey 411
map 434–6
map reading 439
military geography 465
neo-geography 496
quantitative methods 607
scale 664
science/science studies 668
scientific instrumentation 668
virtual geographies 799
cartography, history of69–72
cadastral mapping 57
cosmography 117


deconstruction 148
exploration 233
historical geography 335
iconography 363
map 434
map reading 439
space 707
text 750
case study 72
Casetti, E. 286
Cassirer, E. 400
caste72–3
gender and development 269
subaltern studies 728
Castells, Manuel
collective consumption 93, 94
cultural economy 129
flows 258
informational city 382
network society 498
production of space 592
restructuring 652
spatiality 716
urban geography 786
urban social movement 790–1
Castoriadis, Cornelius 282
Castree, Noel
critical human geography 123,
124
dialectic(s) 158
environmental history 200
production of nature 590
C ̧ atal Hoyuk 789
Catalan language 631
catastrophe theory 73
chaos theory 78
complexity theory 105
catchment 331
categorical data analysis73–4
capture–recapture methods 64
general linear model
(GLM) 271
logit regression models 431
log-linear modelling 431
measurement 450
multi-level models 483
Poisson regression models 544
quadrat analysis 603
software for quantitative
analysis 704
survey analysis 735
Catlin, George 487
causal analysis 735
causality
positivism 558
significance test 682
CBD.Seecentral business district
cellular automata 74
genetic algorithm 272
geocomputation 275
microsimulation 459
census74–5
cadastral mapping 57
census tract 75

data archive 143
demography 153
domestic labour 171
ecological inference 175
ethnicity 216
family reconstitution 239
fertility 249
geodemographics 276
Geographic Information
Systems (GIS) 281
historical demography 331
interviews and
interviewing 393
metropolitan area 459
modifiable areal unit problem
(maup) 476
population geography 553
redistricting 626
sampling 661
social space 697
text 750
census tract 75
census 75
choropleth 83
digitalcartography 162
factorial ecology 237
geodemographics 276
modifiable areal unit problem
(maup) 475
neural networks 499
social area analysis 689
Center for Maize and Wheat
Improvement
(CIMMYT) 318
central business district
(CBD)75–6
aerotropolis 8
Chicago School 79
exopolis 229
inner city 383
Central Intelligence Agency
(CIA) 523
central limit theorem 662
central place theory76, 77
general systems theory 271
geography 292
hinterland 331
holocaust 338
location theory 426
locational analysis 428
periodic market systems 527
point pattern analysis 544
quadrat analysis 603
quantitative methods 607
retailing 653
time–space convergence 758
urban geography 785
urban system 791
Centre for Contemporary
Cultural Studies 618
centrifugal and centripetal
forces76, 78
Alonso model 23
decentralization 143

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