Geographers for the last few decades are devoting a great deal of energy to the spatial distribution of natural and human resources, their use, under use and mis-use. 'Perspectives in Economic Geography' has been devoted to the various aspects of Economic Geography. Based an eight volumes, this section includes Economic Geography, Resource Geography, Agricultural Geography, Industrial Geography, Urban Geography, Transport Geography, Medical Geography and Geographical Hazards. Since a great variety of topics covering the economic aspects of human societies have been discussed, it is hoped that the work shall be of immense help to the planners, policy makers, regional planners, students, teachers, and experts of environmental protection and management.