U.S. Foreign Policy and a Geographically Challenged U.S. Citizenry [Commentary]

Carr, David L. (2004). U.S. Foreign Policy and a Geographically Challenged U.S. Citizenry [Commentary]. Journal of Geography, 104(1), 41-2.

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Carr, David L.

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2004

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Journal of Geography

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104

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41-2

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An article adapted from an editorial published in the News & Observer, in Raleigh, North Carolina, November 26, 2002, is provided. The writer contends that it may be time to reconsider the role geography should play in public school curricula and that world regional geography should become a core offering at the university level.

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Place, Space, and Health
Population and Health Policies and Programs

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Carr, David L. (2004). U.S. Foreign Policy and a Geographically Challenged U.S. Citizenry [Commentary]. Journal of Geography, 104(1), 41-2.

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