Man is not merely a resident of this earth. He is a builder and a geomorphic agent bringing frequent changes in his environment. He employs his physical strength and brain power to overcome the obstacles and to exploit the opportunities of the nature. To 1st ed. vii+476p., Index; 22cm.

Past indiscriminate use and exploitation of forest resources have resulted in deforestation and depletion of many forests and resources. The global forest resource base is probably changing more rapidly at present than at anytime in history. These changes 1st ed. vii+359p., Index; 24cm.

Commerce exists because individuals and nations exchange their surplus goods and services to mutual advantage. Commercial geography looks into differences in the peoples themselves, stages of industrial development and available resources resulting into 1st ed. viii+265p., Index; 24cm.

The present book is an important attempt to present a comprehensive study of thirty six dimension of human rights in three volumes. The development of the human rights movement can be understood by looking at its political beginnings, conceptual reach, ev 1st ed. x+357p., x+358-715p., x+716-1057p., Bibliography; 25cm.