Making Population Geography

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Focusing on the evolution of population geography, this book highlights the need for integrating cultural and political perspectives alongside traditional demographic methods. It explores pressing issues such as HIV-AIDS, sex trafficking, and global aging through historical and contemporary lenses. By drawing on influential figures from the 1960s and modern thinkers, it connects key concepts to broader social and economic changes. The author's classroom experiences enrich the narrative, making it a valuable resource for students of geography and critical scholarship.