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Absolute location
Accessibility
Acculturation
Acid rain
Activity space
Age and sex ratios.
- See Population pyramid.
Agglomeration
Agribusiness
Agricultural Revolution
Apartheid
Aquaculture
Aristotle (384-322 B.C.)
Arithmetic density.
- See Population density.
Asian Tigers
Assimilation
Balkanization
Basic and non-basic industries Behavioral
geography
Bid-rent curve
Biotechnology
- See Green Revolution.
Blockbusting and Red Lining
Boundary
Break-of-bulk point
Buffer state and buffer zone
Carrying capacity
Cartogram
Cartography
Census
Central business district
Centrifugal/centripetal forces
Choropleth map
Christaller's central place theory
City-state
Cold war
Colonialism
Commercial Revolution
Comparative advantage
Concentric zone model
Connectivity
Conservation.
- See Environmental awareness.
Contagious diffusion.
- See Expansion diffusion.
Conurbation
Core-periphery model
Counterurbanization
Crude birthrate
Crude death rate
Cultural convergence
Cultural diffusion.
- See Diffusion.
Cultural ecology
Cultural geography
Cultural integration
Cultural landscape
Culture hearth
Darwin, Charles (1809-1882)
Davis, William Morris (1850-1934)
Deforestation
Deindustrialization
Demographic transition
Density gradient
Dependency ratio
Dependency theory
Desertification
Devolution
Diffusion
Diffusion barrier
Distance decay
Double-cropping
Doubling time
Economic development
Economic geography
Ecosystem
Ecumene
Edge city
Electoral geography
Enclave and exclave
Entrepot.
- See Asian Tigers.
Environmental awareness
Environmental determinism Environmental
perception
Eratosthenes (272-192 B.C.)
Ethnicity
European Union
Exclave.
- See Enclave and exclave.
Exclusive economic zone
Expansion diffusion
Extensive agriculture
Fall line
Feedlot
Folk and popular culture
Footloose industry
Fordist
Formal (uniform) region.
- See Region.
Forward thrust capital city
Friction of distance.
- See Distance decay.
Frontier
Gender
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
Gentrification
Geographic information systems Geography
(GIS)
Geopolitics
Gerrymandering.
- See Electoral geography.
Global warming.
- See Greenhouse effect.
Globalization
Gottmann, Jean.
- See Megalopolis.
Gravity model
Green belt
Green Revolution
Greenhouse effect
Gross national product/Gross domestic product
Growth pole
Hagerstrand, Torsten (1916-)
Heartland theory.
- See Geopolitics and Mackinder, Halford and
J. Herodotus (484-ca. 425 B.C.)
Hierarchical diffusion.
- See Expansion diffusion.
Highly developed countries-More developed
Countries (MDC).
- See Core periphery model.
High-tech corridors
Hinterland
Historical geography
HIV IAIDS
Human Development Index - (HDI)
Human geography
Human Poverty Index
Humanistic geography
Hunting and gathering
Hydrologic cycle
Imperialism.
- See Colonialism. Industrial inertia
Industrial Revolution
Infant mortality rate Informal sector
Infrastructure
Intensive agriculture
Intervening opportunity
Irredentism
Isarithmic map
Kyoto Protocol
Landlocked country Language family
Less-developed country (LDC).
- See Core periphery model.
Lingua franca
Loess
Long lot system
Mackinder, Halford J. (1861-1947) Malthus,
Thomas Robert (1760-1834)
Maquiladoras
Market gardening
Median-line principle
Megalopos
Melting pot
Mental map
Mercantilism
Metes and bounds system
Metropolitan statistical area
Microclimates
Migration
Monsoon
Multinational corporation.
- See Transnational corporation.
Multinational state
Multiple-nuclei model
Multiplier effect
Nation-state
Natural boundary
Natural hazards
Neocolonialism
Network
New industrial countries
New international division of labor
Nodal (functional) region.
- See Region.
Nomadic herding
Nongovernmental organization
North American Free Trade Agreement
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
North-South
Optimum population
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Outsourcing
Overpopulation
Pacific Rim economic region
Paddy rice farming
Pastoralism
Pattern
Periodic market
Personal space.
- See Territoriality.
Physiological density
Place
Plantation agriculture
Political geography
Pollution
Population density
Population distribution
Population explosion
Population geography
Population growth
Population projection
Population pyramid
Possibilism
Postindustrial economy
Postmodernism
Primary sector
Primate city
Projection
Ptolemy (ca. A.D. 100-ca. 170) Purchasing
power parity
Push and pull factors
Quantitative Revolution
Quaternary sector
Quinary sector
Range
- See Christaller's central place theory
Rank-size rule
Rate of natural increase
Ratzel, Friedrich (1844-1904)
Refugees
Region
Regional geography
Relative location
Relict boundary
Relocation diffusion
Renewable resources
Resource
Rimland theory.
- See Mackinder
Ritter, Carl (1779-1859)
Rostow, Walter W. (1916-2003)
Sahel
Salinizatin
Sauer, Carl (1889-1975) Scale
Secondary sector
Sector model
Sense of place Settlement
Shatter belt
Shifting cultivation.
- See Extensive agriculture.
Site
Situation
Slash and bum agriculture.
- See Extensive agriculture.
Smog
Social geography
Soil
Soil erosion
Space
Spatial interaction
Sprawl.
- See Urban sprawl.
Squatter settlement
Stimulus diffusion.
- See Expansion diffusion.
Strabo (ca. 64 B.C.-ca. A.D. 25)
Subsistence agriculture
Suburbia
Suitcase farmer
Superimposed boundary
Supranationalism
Sustainable development
Systematic (thematic) geography
Systems theory
Telecommuting
Teleology
Terracing
Territoriality
Tertiary sector
Third World.
- See Cold war.
Threshold.
- See Christaller's central place theory.
Time-space convergence
Topographic map
Toponym
Topophilia
Total fertility rate
Township and range system Transhumance
Transnational corporation
Transportation systems
Truck farming.
- See Market gardening.
United Nations Convention on the Law
of the Sea
Universalizing/ethnic religions
Urban geography
Urban heat island
Urban landscapes
Urban planning
Urban sprawl
Urbanization
Vernacular cultural regions
Vidal de la Blache, Paul (1845-1918)
Von Humboldt, Alexander (1769-1859)
Von Thunen's land use model
Wallerstein's world-system analysis
Weber's least cost theory
Weight (bulk) gaining Weight(bulk)
losing products.
- See Weber's least cost theory.
Zero population growth