Explore the foundational ideas of human geography and social theory with “Key Thinkers on Space and Place.” This essential undergraduate text, updated to emphasize the last fifty years, introduces influential scholars who have shaped our understanding of space and place. Discover how theoretical concepts evolve, influenced by individual contexts, social structures, and political beliefs. Featuring increased coverage of international, female, and non-Eurocentric thinkers, this book reveals geography’s exciting reorientation. Each entry provides a biography, explanation of ideas, critiques, and key bibliographies, offering a comprehensive look at the diverse and rich evolution of spatial thought at The Bookish Owl.