Planet Geography, by respected geographer and author Stephen Codrington, was the first book in English to be tailored to meet the requirements of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Geography course.

Written by two senior IB examiners, it contains all the information required for the course, presented in a lively and accessible format, as well as guidance on skills development, assessment and essay writing

Two new coursebooks for the Geography for the IB Diploma syllabus. This lively coursebook covers the four compulsory topics of the Core theme, Patterns and Change, in the Geography syllabus for the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme.

Two new coursebooks for the Geography for the IB Diploma syllabus. This attractive, full-colour coursebook covers the seven sections of the Higher Level Extension syllabus in Geography for the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma.

Help students achieve exam success with subject revision matched to the latest syllabus.

The 5th edition of Planet Geography has been entirely re-written to support the new IB Diploma Geography program that will be taught from September 2009, with first examinations in May 2011.

Arid and Semi-Arid Environments focuses upon major themes in the study of desert landscapes, processes and landforms.

Access to Geography: Coasts and Coastal Management provides students with in-depth coverage of this popular topic.

Development provides an in-depth assessment of where the world is today by considering a wide range of factors which contribute to the overall development of a country, and then looks forward to the future and what that holds.

Economic Activity and Change examines the dynamic nature of industry on a global scale.

Access to Geography: Ecosystems can be used at AS and A2 level on all the major specifications. The book covers: an introduction to a systems approach and ecosystems, biomes and climates, soils, tropical biomes, temperate and cold biomes, small-scale ecosystems, conservation and management issues.

Access to Geography: Glacial and Periglacial Environments gives a comprehensive guide to the subject through such topics as distribution, formation, landscapes, processes and effects on the physical environment.

Access to Geography: Globalisation provides students with an in-depth and current understanding of the issues and themes that define the topic.

Access to Geography: Hazards provides students with an in-depth understanding of natural and man made hazards.

The study of human migration is a multi-disciplinary field of interest to geographers, demographers, sociologists, economists, historians and psychologists. This book looks at the area in-depth and contains case studies.

Population initially provides an up-to-date overview of demographic trends within the context of forecasting future needs in such areas as transport, education and energy resources.

Access to Geography: Rivers and Water Management provides in-depth coverage of these important themes and features up-to-date case studies.

Providing a wealth of information and relevant new case study material, Rural Settlement and Urban Impact on the Countryside encourages students to focus in on the highly topical geographical issues that have changed the countryside through urbanisation and counter-urbanisation.

The book looks at both urban and rural tourism and the impacts they both have on their surrounding environments. The sustainability of the industry is also considered.