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Developing World: Turkey and Istanbul

Name: Developing World: Turkey and Istanbul
Brand: Hachette Book Group
SKU: 01372032
Price: 15.29 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Philip Steele
ISBN: 9781445123639

Philip Steele

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Código Libristo: 01372032

Editoras Hachette Book Group, setembro 2013

A high-end geography series that explores some of the fastest-developing countries and cities in the... Descrição completa

Código Libristo: 01372032

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A high-end geography series that explores some of the fastest-developing countries and cities in the world and assesses how they are dealing with the challenges of the 21st century. Topics looked at include: population structure, the economy, environmental sustainability and the outlook for the future. Each title also features a closer look at an individual city within the country. Turkey is an economic success story of recent times, and it is changing fast as it moves away from its traditional industries of farming and textiles. These changes are reflected in Turkey's great capital city, Istanbul. But the future holds key challenges. Bridging Europe and Asia, Turkey must decide whether it looks east or west in the future, while retaining its own identity and political stability in a region torn by conflict.