Key Methods in Geography

This essential guide offers a comprehensive overview of qualitative and quantitative methods in geography, making it invaluable for students. Key Methods in Geography is a must-read.

This new edition serves as an essential companion for students of human and physical geography, covering both qualitative and quantitative methods. Key Methods in Geography features eight brand new chapters that enrich the content with a wider range of perspectives and positionalities, making it a more inclusive resource. The fourth edition is designed to be accessible, providing a comprehensive overview of research methods integral to the discipline.

The book delves into critical and contextual perspectives on various research methods, ensuring that students grasp the breadth of the subject. With the inclusion of newer technologies and practices, Key Methods in Geography addresses contemporary issues and methodologies. The new chapters explore decolonial methods, approaches to predicting and visualizing climate and environmental changes, and effective strategies for writing up research, thereby expanding the scope of traditional geography studies.

Each chapter is equipped with case study examples, summaries, and exercises, facilitating a deeper understanding of the material. This makes the book not only a vital resource for students enrolled in Geography Methods modules but also an invaluable guide for those undertaking independent research projects as part of their degree. The comprehensive approach ensures that students are well-prepared to engage with the complexities of geographical research.