National Geographic People of the World: Cultures and Traditions, Ancestry and Identity Hardcover – 17 Nov. 2016

Disappointing, a little on old tradition but nothing on current practices. E.g. in Eritrea young people avoid eye contact with elders as a sign of respect. You'd think there would a little on polite customs when in that country.

This book would be a great addition to a World Geography and Culture class.

Haven’t read the book yet but it looks interesting. Gave it 3 stars because it’s supposed to be a new book but the seem of the book is damaged on the first and page and last.

This book contains great information about human geography around the world. It’s great for students taking a geography and cultures class.

This is the best edition by far of the three that National Geographic has put out on this topic. Each culture is illustrated with a photo, and there are additional sections on genealogy, genetic groups, group migrations, and ethnic-identity testing. The timely intro reminds us that Earth's billions share an interrelated past...and future.

This is a beautiful, well crafted book. Any history buff or someone who just likes coffee table type books should love it.