The Changing Geography of ChinaISBN: 978-0-631-18137-8
Paperback
224 pages
March 1993, Wiley-Blackwell
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"Leeming's book should be welcomed by all those studying and teaching about China. It is refreshing to read a text life this, written by a single author, and in a good, eminently readable straightforward English style. Suitable not only for undergraduate semester courses, but also for sixth-form students, teachers and all who want a readable, but scholarly, account of modern China." Geography
"Is well researched, clearly written, informative and intended for students." International Review of Administrative Sciences
"At last, an up-to-date geographer's book on China presenting information clearly and concisely with a large selection of maps as well as charts and photographs. Frank Leeming's book is one of a series of Institute of British Geographer's publications - IBG Studies in Geography. These books, intended for students around the world, provide a range of stimulating texts which critically summarize the latest developments across the entire field of geography." Britain-China
"A welcome addition to a growing literature on the geography of China."
"A badly needed update to some widely used contemporary volumes of China's geography."
"Excellent reading for people who wish to have an overview of China's economic development and its spatial implications." Environment & Planning A
"The Changing Geography of China covers a comprehensive range of topics including: resources, historical development, politics, rural and agricultural issues, industrial change, urbanization and regional variation of development."
"The Changing Geography of China is a well-rounded, highly readable book written by an author who has a great deal of familiarity and knowledge about China." Geographical Journal
"... a welcome addition to the limited number of geographical textbooks available on the most popolous country in the world." Geographical Review