Geography 2060A/B Chapter Notes - Chapter 13: Greater Middle East, Sub-Saharan Africa, Cultural Homogenization
19 Mar 2019
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Africanization occurring in australia, europe, and north and south america: increased cultural homogenization will characterize cities in the arab, chinese, japanese, and indian worlds, and increased cultural diversity will characterize cities in europe, The majority of the world"s residents now live in urban regions. That transition for majority-rural to majority-urban was significant on a global scale. Urban populations: winners and losers: first distinct difference is the changing mix or numbers of agglomerations in the more. Countries: the rapid increases are in the developing world, especially south, southeast and. First, there will be some clear losers on the world scene, that is, those cities that are actually expected to lose population between 2010 and 2025. Ten human geographies of the early 21st century: economic, social, and political futures in any region are affected by local cultures and events as well as external regional and global actions and institutions.
