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! THE GEOGRAPHICAL REVIEW Volume 88 1998 PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY Suite 100 120 Wall Street NEW YORK, N.Y. 10005 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1998 ARTICLES AMERICAN ROADS, ROADSIDE AMERICA.Karl Raitz 363-387 BEEKEEPING AND LOCAL SELF-RELIANCE IN RURAL SOUTHERN AFRICA_Pete M. Illgner, Etienne L. Nel, and Mark P. Robertson 349-362 BEIJING AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF DUAL CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICTS.Yu Zhou 429-436 BRINCK JACKSON IN THE REALM OF THE EVERYDAY.Paul F. Starrs 492-506 COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURE AND AGROCHEMICALS IN ALMOLONGA, GUATEMALA.Sonia I. Arbona 47-65 COSTS AND BENEFITS OF POLLUTION CONTROL IN PENNSYLVANIA, NEW YORK, AND NEW JERSEY, 1840-1906.Christine Meisner Rosen 219-240 EMERGENCE OF SURFING RESORTS ON THE AQUITAINE LITTORAL.Jean-Pierre Augustin 587-595 “THE END OF MODERN HISTORY”?.Michael Williams 275-300 THE ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSFORMATION OF AN APPALACHIAN VALLEY, 1850-1906.Geoffrey L. Buckley I75-I98 FANTASY, GEOGRAPHY, WAGNER, AND OPERA.Rolf Sternberg 327-348 HABITAT ISLANDS AND THE PRESERVATION OF NEW ZEALAND’S AVIFAUNA.Philip R. Pryde and Chris Cocklin 86-113 HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY [April].Craig E. Colten iii-iv HONDURAS: WHEN THE SAINTS ARRIVE.Richard Symanski 571-579 HONORS OF THE AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. 437-439 INDUSTRIAL TOPOGRAPHY, GROUNDWATER, AND THE CONTOURS OF ENVIRONMENTAL KNOWLEDGE.Craig E. Colten 199-218 THE IODINE FACTOR IN HEALTH AND EVOLUTION.Jerome E. Dobson 1-28 J. B. JACKSON AS A CRITIC OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE. .Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz 465-473 J. B. JACKSON AND GEOGRAPHY [October].Paul Groth iii-vi J. B. JACKSON AND THE PLAY OF THE MIND: INQUIRY AND ASSERTION AS CONTACT SPORTS.Patricia Nelson Limerick 483-491 MIDTOWNS, MEGASTRUCTURES, AND WORLD CITIES.Larry R. Ford 528-547 MODELING THE LATIN AMERICAN CITY.William K. Crowley 127-130 THE MONUMENT AND THE BUNGALOW.Peirce Lewis 507-527 MOPAN MAYA FOREST RESOURCES IN SOUTHERN BELIZE.Michael K. Steinberg 131-137 MORAL GEOGRAPHY IN HIGH PLAINS HISTORY.John Opie 241-258 THE NATIONAL ROAD, OR, A LANDWARD SALIENT FOR A POTAMIC PEOPLE.Michael P. Conzen 580-586 NGO LANDSCAPES IN THE MAYA BIOSPHERE RESERVE, GUATEMALA.Juanita Sundberg 388-412 ON MODERN VERNACULARS AND J. B. JACKSON.Gwendolyn Wright 474-482 THE PHOTOGRAPHIC CONSTRUCTION OF TOURIST SPACE IN VICTORIAN AMERICA.Steven Hoelscher 548-570 SPANISH-AMERICAN VILLAGE ANATOMY.Jeffrey S. Smith 440-443 The Geographical Review 88 (1-4); 1-622.. January-October 1998 Copyright © 1999 by the American Geographical Society of New York ANNUAL INDEX I998 615 STRANGE COUNTRIES AND SECRET WORLDS IN RUTH RENDELL’S CRIME NOVELS.Lisa Kadonaga 413-428 “TO CIVILITY AND TO MAN’S USE”: HISTORY, CULTURE, AND NATURE.I. G. Simmons 114-126 TROUBLING FIELDS: THE OPIUM POPPY IN EGYPT.Joseph J. Hobbs 64-85 WHITHER CHINA’S MARKET ECONOMY? THE CASE OF LIJIN ZHEN.Shue Tuck Wong and Sun Sheng Han 29-46 WILLIAM WHYTE, OPEN SPACE, AND ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVISM.Adam W. Rome 259-274 DEPARTMENTS GEOGRAPHICAL RECORD. 127-130, 429-439, 580-595 GEOGRAPHICAL FIELD NOTES. 131-137, 440-443 GEOGRAPHICAL REVIEWS. 138-170, 301-325, 444-463, 596-612 I