Introduction to Human Geography: A World-Systems Approach

by Timothy Anderson

[This book] covers many of the traditional themes found in introductory human geography texts, such as population, culture, political geography, language and religion, urban geography and economic geography, but also eschews great detail in favor of a thematic, global-scale overview of the human geography of the world with a focus on past processes that have resulted in present-day spatial patterns. -

137 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 2005

About the author

Tim has been a professor of theology and biblical studies for 30 years at Corban University in Salem, Oregon in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. Because his passion is to bring God and His Word to bear on everything, he seeks to help people know the Lord and make a difference for Him in the world. He has ministered with churches and pastors for over 35 years. He teaches internationally with his Corban colleagues in Cameroon, West Africa, Germany and Israel, and has ministered in England and Russia. He has written several articles for Corban University's Dedicated online journal. He has been involved with the Evangelical Theological Society as a former regional chairman and by presenting numerous papers at annual and regional meetings. He has a Ph.D. in Systematic Theology from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, Illinois. He has been married to his amazing wife Barbara for 35 years and they have four grown children. They have spent the last 30 yeas supporting these incredible children with their various school, sports, music, and church activities and now with their own families and ministries. He is also an avid reader of classic novels and historical fiction.