Our Dynamic World: Core Workbook provides additional exercises and questions on two fundamental areas of the course with which all students must become thoroughly familiar: - The physical environment - Regional geography. Our Dynamic World: Core Workbook is designed for both Higher and Ordinary level students and can be used in class or as homework.

This book is part of a book series called Our Dynamic World .

There are 168 pages in this book. This book was published 2004 by Gill .

Patrick O'Dwyer teaches Geography at St Joseph's Secondary School, Doon, Co. Limerick. He has written several textbooks for both Junior and Leaving Certificate students.

This book has the following chapters: Section 1 Earth's Internal Forces and Structures 1 The Tectonic Cycle Section 2 How Rocks are Formed and Changed 2 The Rock Cycle Section 3 How Landforms are Created 5 Landforms of Tectonic Activity 6 Landforms Influenced by Rock Characteristics 7 Landforms of Denudation 8 Landforms of Isostasy 9 How Humans Interact with the Earth's Processes Section 4 Regions 10 What is a Region? 11 Climatic Regions 12 Physical Regions 13 Administrative Regions 14 Cultural Regions 15 Socio-Economic Regions 1: Cores and Peripheries 16 Socio-Economic Regions 2: Regions of Industrial Decline 17 Urban Regions Section 5 The Dynamics of a Region 18 Ireland: Contrasts Between East and West 19 The Mezzogiorno 20 Norrland 21 India Section 6 The Complexity of a Region 22 Economic, Political and Cultural Activities in Regions 23 Cultural Groups and Political Regions 24 The Future of the European Union Section 7 How Regions Change Over Time 25 Changing Boundaries in Language Regions 26 Urban Growth and City Regions 27 Development and Expansion in the EU 28 Changing Political Boundaries and Cultural Groups