A Geography of the European Union: A Regional and Economic Perspective

by Garrett Nagle, Kris Spencer

Written for A-level courses dealing with regional and economic geography, A Geography of the European Union is also an excellent text for first year undergraduates with an interest in this area. A good range of case studies are examined, from well-studied areas such as the Ruhr and the West Midlands, to less obvious ones such as Ireland, Spain, and Portugal. Traditional models are examined alongside new themes and concepts, while new case studies contrast the UK with other member countries. In full colour throughout, with clear maps, charts, and diagrams, A Geography of the European Union is an excellent text for anyone with an interest in the economy and the geography of the EU.

160 pages, Paperback

First published September 26, 1996