Preface
Introduction
Part 1: Geographical Foundations
1 British Columbia, a Region of Regions
2 Physical Processes and Human Implications
3 Geophysical Hazards and Their Risks
4 Resource Development and Management
Part 2: The Economic Geography of British Columbia
5 “Discovering” Indigenous Lands and Shaping a Colonial Landscape
6 Boom and Bust from Confederation to the Early 1900s
7 Resource Dependency and Racism in an Era of Global Chaos
8 Changing Values during the Postwar Boom
9 Resource Uncertainty in the Late Twentieth Century
10 The Twenty-First-Century Liberal Landscape
Conclusion
Glossary; Further Readings; Index