Six Billion Plus: World Population in the Twenty-first Century (Human Geography in the Twenty-First Century: Issues and Applications)
Praise for the first edition:   An impressive synthesis of a large amount of material, put together in a way that will challenge and interest undergraduates. Overall, the book achieves its aims clearly and succinctly and is a sound introduction to contemporary population issues.... (Progress In Human Geography)Praise for the first edition:  An insightful and accessible book that provides an overview of global population issues from a geographical perspective. Its impact on the field could be substantial..... (Ecsp Report)Praise for the first edition:   Bruce Newbold provides a highly insightful perspective on the critical population issues emerging in this new century. Six Billion Plus is a rigorous and provocative analysis that will inspire students to read further. Newbold's geographic lens gives focus to the complexity of the factors underlying demographic trends as well as the far-reaching implications of population growth for us all, as global and community citizens.... (Kraly, Ellen Percy)Praise for the first edition:  Bruce Newbold provides a highly insightful perspective on the critical population issues emerging in this new century.Six Billion Plusis a rigorous and provocative analysis that will inspire students to read further. Newbold's geographic lens gives focus to the complexity of the factors underlying demographic trends as well as the far-reaching implications of population growth for us all, as global and community citizens. (Kraly, Ellen Percy)Praise for the first edition:  An impressive synthesis of a large amount of material, put together in a way that will challenge and interest undergraduates. Overall, the book achieves its aims clearly and succinctly and is a sound introduction to contemporary population issues. (Progress In Human Geography)Praise for the first edition: An insightful and accessible book that provides an overview of global population issues from a geographical perspective. Its impact on the field could be substantial. (Ecsp Report)