The Geography of Beer

<p>Historical Geography of Beer.- The geography of beer in ancient Europe.- The origins, dispersion, and evolution of the India Pale Ale (IPA).- The geographic history of beer.- Mapping United States breweries 1776 to 2012.- An historical overview of beer in Mexico, ca. 1850–1950.- Economic Geography of Beer.- The geography of America's microbreweries and brewpubs.- Structural changes taking place in the beer industry in recent decades.- The explosion of craft brewing, culturally and economically, as of 1985.- Changing economic geographies of commercial brewing in the United States.- The British and their breweries: Geographical concentration and dispersion.- Cultural Geography of Beer.- Development of Beer Styles.- The popularity of microbrewing in the United States.- Brewing a sense of place: Neo-localism and the branding and marketing of beer in Canada.- The role of social media in the regionalism of craft and local beers.- Heritage and Tourism in Canada's brewing industry.- Physical and Environmental Geography of Beer.- The world's great beer styles and their biophysical geography.- Sweetwater, mountain springs, and great lakes: A hydrogeography of beer brands.- The Global Hop.- Greening of the beer industry.- Environmental waste from beer making.</p>