METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES IN INTEGRATED GEOGRAPHY

This book offers a comprehensive examination of research methodology in human geography, providing valuable insights into both qualitative and quantitative methods. With contributions from professors and experts from Southeast and East Asia, the book focuses on key geographic research methodologies, including case studies specific to the region. It covers a wide range of topics such as rural geography, livelihood changes in traditional societies, land-use priorities, and environmental governance.

Emphasizing the role of digital geographic data sources and GIS applications, the book highlights how technological advancements enhance the accuracy and scope of geographical research. It critically examines the evolving nature of the field, exploring how digital media has reshaped the practices of observing, understanding, and analyzing the world.

The book is essential for students and researchers interested in the methods and techniques applied in human geography, particularly with reference to the complexities of researching in the context of Asia.