Titlebook: Neo-Environmental Determinism; Geographical Critiqu William B. Meyer,Dylan M.T. Guss Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Introduction, toward theories of environmental or geographical determinism that use the environmental setting to explain characteristics of people and societies. At one time, geographers did indeed espouse that approach, but they are much likelier now to be its critics than its advocates, and the insights into i

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Environment as Determinant vs. Environment as Irrelevant? A False Dichotomy and an Alternative,hers since the 1920s have emphasized, though, that how it matters cannot be understood apart from an understanding of the societies themselves. “Natural hazards” and “natural resources,” for example, are not natural factors external to society, but co-creations of natural and social processes.

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,Conclusion: “‘Geography’ versus Institutions”?,regarding the important role often—though not independently—played by the environment. Both the “institutions” and the “geography” approaches seek an exogenous variable that can be treated as a first cause and fail to find it, because environment and society, as geographers would stress, are interde

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William B. Meyer,Dylan M.T. Gussitution.Encourages readers to visit the Historical Archives .This book analyses nearly 100 original interviews with Members of the European Parliament from across the European Union who were active between 1979 and 2019. These interviews, preserved in the Historical Archives of the European Union at