The Geography of Sea Transport by A.D. Couper is a non-fiction study of how global maritime trade operates and how geography shapes sea transport systems. It explains the patterns of shipping routes, port development, and ocean trade networks, showing how physical geography, economics, and political factors influence where and how goods are moved by sea. The book combines transport geography and maritime economics to give a structured overview of the importance of shipping in global trade.
The Geography of Sea Transport - A.D. Couper
Genres:
Non-Fiction
Book Condition:
Old
Book Type:
Paperback

