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GEOG 216 Final
> L25) The Global Land Rush > Flashcards
L25) The Global Land Rush Flashcards
Drivers of the Global Land Rush Geography of Land Acquisitions The Main Actors Why Shift to Large Farms? (mega) Primary Concerns What is Being Done? Future?
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GEOG 216 Final
(33 decks)
L1) Geographies of Global Change
L2) The Structure & Organization of Economies
L3) Growth & Development - Concepts & Measures
L4) Mapping The World Economy
L5) Recent Patterns & Trends
L6) Canada in the World Economy
L7) Why Countries Trade
L8) Early Commercial Expansion
L9) The Colonial World Economy
L10) Development Theories & Pathways
L11) Global Population Dynamics
L12) Population & Migration
L13) Natural Resources & Primary Commodities
L14) Population & Resources I: Food & Agriculture
L15) Population & Resources II: Oil & Minerals
L16) The Geography of the Industrial Revolution
L17) The Organization of Industry in the 20thC: From Fordism to Post-Fordism
L18) pt2 of Fordism to Post-Fordism
L19) PBS 'Commanding Heights' Documentary
L20) Post-Fordism, the DoL, & NIS
L21)
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L23) The Resource Curse & Dutch Disease
L24) Global Food Systems
L25) The Global Land Rush
L26) Tropical Deforestation
L27) Rainforest Livelihoods in Amazonia: Myths and Realities
L28) Global Trade Institutions & Agreements
L29) Local-Global Geographies of the Great Recession
L30) Thinking About the Environment-Economy Interface
L31) The World of the City
L32) Globalization & Inequality
L33) Deglobalization
