Research Guides: GPHY 101: On Campus: The Geography of X

Brainstorm for Research Pathways

The Fair Trade Handbook (2021)
Use this book to think about the stages of object production through to purchase: On reserve.
For example, in chapter 10: The Only Banana You Should Buy: Changing Canadian Mindsets to Choose Fairtrade / Madison Hopper -- Who Is Equifruit? -- A Little Banana History -- The Power of Retailers -- Known-Value Item Constraints -- The Mechanics of Fairtrade -- Building Momentum -- Fairtrade Bananas as a Source of Pride and Differentiation at Sobeys in Quebec -- Educating Longo's Guests at Point of Sale -- Keeping an Eye on Long-Term Change -- Recommended Resources
International Encyclopedia of Human Geography (2020)
Use this book to unpack terminology and forces shaping geographical relationships. Online.
For example, search Consumption to read how it is spatialized and politicized.
Captures the ways in which humans share places and view differences based on gender, race, nationality, location and other factors—in other words, the things that make people and places different. Questions of, for example, politics, economics, race relations and migration are introduced and discussed through a geographical lens.

Information needed to map a product from creation to use: