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The Consultant Geographer
In this book A. G. McLellan contends that geography has lost much of its early "mercantile" preoccupation (exploration, topographical survey, mapping of trade routes and resource discovery) and reached a point in its evolution where "academic" dominance has a dangerously limiting stranglehold of the…
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