World Conflicts Chart 2011 is a political map of the world overprinted with information showing areas of major international conflicts, plus several panels providing additional information on current conflicts & their history, etc. The map shows international boundaries with country names & capitals, with colouring indicating different types of armed conflicts & their status as at November 2010 (active, medium intensity, dormant, non-insurgent unrest, cease-fire/amnesty & peace accord), dates of past conflicts & death figures, peace support operations or interventions, sanctions, maritime piracy, drug routes, etc. Surrounding the map are panels showing: Enlargements of the main map showing in greater detail the Middle East, Caucasus, Central Africa & the Great Lakes, & Afghanistan with Pakistan. The Conflict in Afghanistan: history since 1973 plus graphs of fatality figures since 1878. Several panels providing information about the Pakistani tribal areas. Panels with information on: Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in selected conflicts 2001
- 2009; Global total of IDPs 2001
- 2009; Civilian refuges in selected conflicts 2000

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World Conflicts Chart 2015 published by the International Institute of Strategic Studies is a political map of the world overprinted with information showing areas of major international or domestic conflicts, plus several additional panels providing more related information. The map shows international boundaries with country names & capitals, with colouring indicating different types of armed conflicts & their status as at December 2014: high/medium/low intensity, non-insurgent unrest, ceasefire/amnesty, & peace accord. Also marked are locations of transnational terrorist attacks (significant or selected unsuccessful), plus dates of past international or internal conflicts & terrorist campaigns, both with death figures, UN or other multinational peace support operations, sanctions under UN Chapter VII, & regions of maritime piracy. Enlargements show in greater detail the Middle East, Central Africa & the Great Lakes region including South Sudan, the Caucasus, plus Afghanistan & Pakistan. The 2015 edition also

Includes:: panels covering: migration of Syrian Refuges to January 2015; Violence & Displacement in Central America; a diagram showing countries with the largest number of internally displaced persons (Top Ten in 2013); numbers of refugees by host nation (Top Ten in 2014); number of refugees per 1, 000 inhabitants in 2014 for Lebanon, Jordan, Chad, Djibouti & South Sudan; plus information on asylum seekers in 2013.

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' What Jimmy Cornell doesn't know about cruising isn't worth knowing'
- Yachting World One of the most influential cruising yachtsmen
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` What Jimmy Cornell doesn`t know about cruising isn`t worth knowing`
- Yachting World One of the most influential cruising yachtsmen
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World Cruising Routes is a reference book detailing 1, 000 long-distance cruise routes from the South Seas to the Arctic, geared specifically to the needs of cruising sailors & containing essential information on winds, currents, regional & seasonal weather as well as optimum times for individual routes. Author Jimmy Cornell has circumnavigated the globe three times & much of the information provided in the book has been compiled on his ocean voyages. The latest edition of World Cruising Routes assesses the effects of global warming on cruising routes & the behaviour of tropical storms. 6, 000 waypoints are provided to assist skippers in planning particular routes & main ports of entry & landfall information are given with each route. ...

This survey on world cruising compares the trends & changes that have taken place in the world cruising scene & provides practical advice & information for long-distance cruisers. It examines the sizes & types of boat cruisers now in use, the routes chosen & why, electrical & electronic gear installed, communications with the shore, formalities worldwide & the human aspects of cruising. There is also a section of answers to frequently-asked questions. ...

New for 2007, this double-sided desk map has been specially created for use in the classroom or at home. The map is encapsulated, making it both durable & suitable for write-on/wipe-off with water-soluble marker pens or chinagraph crayons by students. Side 1 shows the World in outline at a scale of 1:90 000 000 (1 cm on the map = 900 km on the ground), enabling students to use their knowledge to identify & mark on the map the names of countries & islands, as well as towns & cities, simply by recognizing their shape & location. Larger-scale outline maps are also provided on Side 1 for the crowded regions of Europe & the Caribbean (each at a scale of 1:48 000 000), & there are additional outline maps of the Arctic Ocean & Antarctica (each at a scale of 1:120 000 000). Side 2 provides the same maps in political colours, complete with place names in clear lettering, & symbols for easy reference. Individual countries are picked out in bright distinctive colours to aid identification, with major towns & cities marked, as well as major rivers. Main map projection: Hammer Equal Area. ...

* World development is an increasingly important aspect of A-level studies in Geography & growing numbers of students are taking it as an A-level course in its own right. * There is, however, no standalone core textbook offering an introduction to all the key issues in World Development
- this book fills that void & will be invaluable to all Geography teachers. * The book functions as a core textbook introducing the key topics but each chapter also

Includes:: case studies, which will be supplemented with updated case studies on a dedicated website. * Attractively & colourfully designed, the book benefits from the long experience of New Internationalist magazine
- a regular & invaluable resource for Geography teachers for three decades
- in making complex world issues easily understood, using clear & colourful charts & graphs.




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The world upside down as seen from the Down Under: a map of the world from the Australian publishers UBD Gregory’s showing on one side a political version & on the reverse a physical map. Both maps are Pacific centred, so Australia & New Zealand are on top & in the centre. On one side is a political map of the world in nice pastel colours. On the reverse, the less often seen & much more interesting physical version of the “upside down” presentation provides even greater contrast to the usual view of the world with the north on top. ...

Political map of the world from the Ordnance Survey, size 123.5 x 91.5 cm / 48” x 36” approx, ideal for schools, with an Eckert IV equal area projection & a panel explaining how it works, flags & country facts, laminated surface suitable for marking, etc. The main map presents the world on an equal area projection so that all the countries are shown in the correct proportion to their true area. Political colouring by country is supplemented by relief shading to show mountain ranges & names of main physical features are included. All place names are in their English versions. Latitude & longitude lines are drawn at 15° intervals. Four insets present the northern & southern hemispheres with colouring by continents & climate/vegetation; another inset presents the world Pacific-centred. Country flags are accompanied by details of area & population. The map also

Includes:: notes & illustrations explaining how projections & show either equal areas or correct shapes of the continents.LAMINATED & ENCAPSULATED WALL MAPS:- LAMINATED wall maps have a thin layer of plastic usually applied to the printed side only. They can be written on with suitable marker pens without any damage to the map but, unless laminated on both sides, they are not damp-proof.- ENCAPSULATED wall maps are sealed between two sheets of plastic. They are more rigid & heavier than laminated maps of the same size. They are damp-proof & do not crinkle in humid conditions. Encapsulation gives the map a shiny surface, similar to being displayed behind glass.- PLEASE NOTE: many publishers & retailers often use these two terms interchangeably. Our map titles & descriptions follow the definitions provided above.

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