GEOG 71000 - Economic Geography

Interactions between people and the natural environment on economic, political and cultural endeavors. Formation of labor markets and their segmentation by class, gender, and ethnicity/ race. Change in production systems and economic globalization. Interconnections between economic systems across local, regional, national, and international scales.

Hours 45 hrs including conference,
Credits 3 cr
Classes cover human geography, nature/society, and regional geography. Check with the department during the middle of the prior term for tentative course schedule including list of special topics.