| Introduction to the International Baccalaureate Diploma course |
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Part 1 Core theme - patterns and change |
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1 Populations In Transition |
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Responses to high and low fertility |
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Impacts of youthful and ageing populations |
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Managing population change |
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Impacts of international migration (1) |
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Impacts of international migration (2) |
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2 Disparities In Wealth And Development |
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Measurement of regional and global disparities (1) |
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Measurement of regional and global disparities (2) |
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Millennium Development Goals |
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Global disparities and change |
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Trends in life expectancy, education and income |
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The impact of aid and debt relief (1) |
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The impact of aid and debt relief (2) |
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3 Patterns In Environmental Quality And Sustainability |
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Atmosphere and change (1) |
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Atmosphere and change (2) |
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Water usage and change (1) |
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Water usage and change (2) |
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The world's riches: biodiversity and change (1) |
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The world's riches: biodiversity and change (2) |
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4 Patterns In Resource Consumption |
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Environmental sustainability |
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Malthus, Boserup and the limits to growth |
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Changing patterns of oil production and consumption |
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The changing importance of alternative energy sources |
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Conservation, waste reduction, recycling and substitution |
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National and global initiatives |
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Exam questions on Paper 1 |
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5 Freshwater - Issues And Conflicts |
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Floodplain management: stream channel processes |
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Floodplain management: deposition |
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Human modification of floodplains |
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Alternative stream management strategies |
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Groundwater management (1) |
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Groundwater management (2) |
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Freshwater wetland management |
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Irrigation and agriculture |
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Demand for water: local/national scale |
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Demand for water: international scale |
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6 Oceans And Their Coastal Margins |
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Distribution of oceans and ocean currents |
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The geopolitics of oceans |
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Coastal processes and landforms |
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Conflicts and management strategies |
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Coral reefs and mangroves |
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Global distribution of extreme environments (1) |
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Global distribution of extreme environments (2) |
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People in extreme environments |
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Hot, arid environments (1) |
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Hot, arid environments (2) |
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Agriculture in arid and semi-arid areas |
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Mineral extraction in periglacial areas |
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Resource development in hot, arid areas |
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Tourism in Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico |
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Sustainability in extreme environments |
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8 Hazards And Disasters - Risk Assessment And Response |
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Definitions and characteristics (1) |
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Definitions and characteristics (2) |
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Why people live in hazardous environments |
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Risk and risk relationships |
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Short-term, mid-term and long-term responses after an event |
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9 Leisure, Sport And Tourism |
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Tourism, sport, leisure and recreation |
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Changing patterns of international tourism |
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Leisure at the international scale: sport |
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Case study of an international sports event |
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Case study of a national tourist industry: Spain |
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Tourism as a development strategy |
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A national sports league: rugby in South Africa |
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Leisure at the local scale |
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Sport and urban regeneration |
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Principles of sustainable tourism |
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10 The Geography of Food And Health |
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Health-adjusted life expectancy (HALE) |
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Global availability of food |
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Areas of food sufficiency |
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Food production and markets |
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Alleviating food shortages |
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Global patterns of disease |
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Geographic factors and impacts: malaria |
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Geographic factors and impacts: AIDS |
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Inward and outward movements |
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Residential patterns in rich countries |
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Urban poverty and deprivation |
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Economic activities in cities (1) |
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Economic activities in cities (2) |
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Environmental and social stress |
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Exam questions on Paper 2 |
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Part 3 Higher level extension - global interactions |
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12 Measuring Global Interactions |
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Global core and periphery |
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13 Changing Space - The Shrinking World |
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Extension and density of networks |
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Financial flows (5) - loans and debt |
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The role of ICT in international outsourcing |
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162 | (1) |
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The effects of agro-industrialization on the environment |
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Environmental degradation |
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Polluting industries and relocation to LEDCs |
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Transboundary pollution: acid rain |
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Homogenization of urban landscapes |
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16 Sociocultural Exchanges |
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Sociocultural integration |
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Cultural diffusion and indigenous groups: the Dani |
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Anti-globalization movements |
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Migration and migration control |
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Globalization versus nationalism in the EU |
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18 Global Interactions At The Local Level |
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Globalization and glocalization |
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Adoption of globalization |
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Globalized and glocalized production |
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| Exam questions on Paper 3 |
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| Essay-writing guidelines |
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| External markbands |
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| Markschemes for the exam questions |
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| Internal assessment: advice to students and teachers |
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| Index |
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