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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLES
ASIANS, PACIFIC ISLANDERS, AND ETHNOBURBS IN AUCKLAND,
NEW ZEALAND .Ron Johnston, Michael Poulsen, and James Forrest 214-241
CONCRETE-BLOCK FARMERS IN MEXICO .Matthew Fry 123-132
A DIGITAL GEOGRAPHY OF INDIGENOUS MEXICO: PROTOTYPE
FOR THE AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY’S
BOWMAN EXPEDITIONS .Peter H. Herlihy, Jerome E. Dobson,
Miguel Aguilar Robledo, Derek A. Smith, John H. Kelly, and Aida Ramos Viera
ETHNIC AND NATIONAL IDENTITIES OF AFRICANS IN THE
UNITED STATES .Susan E. Hume
ETHNIC NEIGHBORHOODS AND URBAN REVITALIZATION:
CAN EUROPE USE THE AMERICAN MODEL?.
.Larry Ford, Florinda Klevisser, and Francesca Carli
EXPANSION OF GOLF COURSES IN THE
UNITED STATES.Darrell E. Napton and Christopher R. Laingen 24-41
EXPRESSING “LOCAL CULTURE” IN HAWAPI .Jnes M. Miyares 513-531
FIGHTING FIRE WITH A BROKEN TEACUP: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
OF SOUTH AFRICA’S LAND-REDISTRIBUTION PROGRAM.
.William G. Moseley and Brent McCusker
GENEALOGIES OF THE GRID: REVISITING STANISLAWSKI’S
SEARCH FOR THE ORIGIN OF THE
GRID-PATTERN TOWN .Reuben S. Rose-Redwood 42-58
GEOGRAPHY AND LAND REFORM .Alistair Fraser 309-321
GERMAN GREAT-POWER RELATIONS IN THE PAGES OF
SJMPLICISSIMUS, 1896-1914 .Peter J. Hugill 1-23
THE HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY IN SWEDEN.Olavi Grand 416-421
HOBBY RANCHING AND CHILE’S LAND-REFORM LEGACY .
.Peter Klepeis and Paul Laris
LAND REFORM IN THE ERA OF NEOLIBERALISM: CASE STUDIES
FROM THE GLOBAL SOUTH [July] .Brent McCusker and Alistair Fraser
LANDSCAPE CHANGE IN HISPANO AND CHICANO
VILLAGES OF NEW MEXICO .John B. Wright and Carol L Campbell 551-565
A MAP OF THE WORLD .W George Lovell 103-122
THE MARBLE BEACHES OF TUSCANY .
.Karl F. Nordstrom, Enzo Pranzini, Nancy L. Jackson, and Massimo Coli
MOZAMBIQUE, NEOLIBERAL LAND REFORM, AND THE
LIMPOPO NATIONAL PARK . Elizabeth Lunstrum
“OUR HOME IS DROWNING”: INUPIAT STORYTELLING AND
CLIMATE CHANGE IN POINT HOPE, ALASKA .Chie Sakakibara
PLACE MAKING, HAZARDOUS WASTE, AND THE DEVELOPMENT
OF TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH ./. Matthew Shumway and Richard H. Jackson
PLACE AS A SOURCE OF IDENTITY IN COLONIZING SOCIETIES:
■ ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS IN GAZA .Izhak Schnell and Shaul Mishal
RELIGION AND POLITICS: NEW RELIGIOUS SITES AND
SPATIAL TRANSGRESSION IN ISRAEL .Noga Collins-Keiner
The Geographical Review 98 (1-4): 1-590, January-October 2008
Copyright © 2008 by the American Geographical Society of New York
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLES
ASIANS, PACIFIC ISLANDERS, AND ETHNOBURBS IN AUCKLAND,
NEW ZEALAND .Ron Johnston, Michael Poulsen, and James Forrest 214-241
CONCRETE-BLOCK FARMERS IN MEXICO .Matthew Fry 123-132
A DIGITAL GEOGRAPHY OF INDIGENOUS MEXICO: PROTOTYPE
FOR THE AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY’S
BOWMAN EXPEDITIONS .Peter H. Herlihy, Jerome E. Dobson,
Miguel Aguilar Robledo, Derek A. Smith, John H. Kelly, and Aida Ramos Viera
ETHNIC AND NATIONAL IDENTITIES OF AFRICANS IN THE
UNITED STATES .Susan E. Hume
ETHNIC NEIGHBORHOODS AND URBAN REVITALIZATION:
CAN EUROPE USE THE AMERICAN MODEL?.
.Larry Ford, Florinda Klevisser, and Francesca Carli
EXPANSION OF GOLF COURSES IN THE
UNITED STATES.Darrell E. Napton and Christopher R. Laingen 24-41
EXPRESSING “LOCAL CULTURE” IN HAWAPI .Jnes M. Miyares 513-531
FIGHTING FIRE WITH A BROKEN TEACUP: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
OF SOUTH AFRICA’S LAND-REDISTRIBUTION PROGRAM.
.William G. Moseley and Brent McCusker
GENEALOGIES OF THE GRID: REVISITING STANISLAWSKI’S
SEARCH FOR THE ORIGIN OF THE
GRID-PATTERN TOWN .Reuben S. Rose-Redwood 42-58
GEOGRAPHY AND LAND REFORM .Alistair Fraser 309-321
GERMAN GREAT-POWER RELATIONS IN THE PAGES OF
SJMPLICISSIMUS, 1896-1914 .Peter J. Hugill 1-23
THE HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY IN SWEDEN.Olavi Grand 416-421
HOBBY RANCHING AND CHILE’S LAND-REFORM LEGACY .
.Peter Klepeis and Paul Laris
LAND REFORM IN THE ERA OF NEOLIBERALISM: CASE STUDIES
FROM THE GLOBAL SOUTH [July] .Brent McCusker and Alistair Fraser
LANDSCAPE CHANGE IN HISPANO AND CHICANO
VILLAGES OF NEW MEXICO .John B. Wright and Carol L Campbell 551-565
A MAP OF THE WORLD .W George Lovell 103-122
THE MARBLE BEACHES OF TUSCANY .
.Karl F. Nordstrom, Enzo Pranzini, Nancy L. Jackson, and Massimo Coli
MOZAMBIQUE, NEOLIBERAL LAND REFORM, AND THE
LIMPOPO NATIONAL PARK . Elizabeth Lunstrum
“OUR HOME IS DROWNING”: INUPIAT STORYTELLING AND
CLIMATE CHANGE IN POINT HOPE, ALASKA .Chie Sakakibara
PLACE MAKING, HAZARDOUS WASTE, AND THE DEVELOPMENT
OF TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH ./. Matthew Shumway and Richard H. Jackson
PLACE AS A SOURCE OF IDENTITY IN COLONIZING SOCIETIES:
■ ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS IN GAZA .Izhak Schnell and Shaul Mishal
RELIGION AND POLITICS: NEW RELIGIOUS SITES AND
SPATIAL TRANSGRESSION IN ISRAEL .Noga Collins-Keiner
The Geographical Review 98 (1-4): 1-590, January-October 2008
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ANNUAL INDEX 2008 583
RESURGENT MEXICAN PHOENIX .Alex P. Oberle and Daniel D. Arreola 17I-I96
THE RISE, FALL, AND RECONFIGURATION OF
THE MEXICAN EJIDO.Eric P. Perramond 356-371
RUSSIAN DOLLS OR SCALE SKIPPERS? TWO GENERATIONS
IN STRASBOURG .John Western 532-550
SEPARATE BUT EQUAL? DESEGREGATING BALTIMORE’S
GOLF COURSES _James E. Wells, Geoffrey L Buckley, and Christopher G. Boone 151-170
THEIR SPACE: SECURITY AND SERVICE WORKERS IN A
BRAZILIAN GATED COMMUNITY .Jacquelyn Chase 476-495
THOMAS JEFFERSON, AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS, AND THE
USES OF GEOGRAPHY . William A. Koelsch 260-279
WEST AFRICAN ENVIRONMENTAL NARRATIVES AND
DEVELOPMENT-VOLUNTEER PRAXIS .William G. Moseley and Paul Laris 59-81
DEPARTMENTS
GEOGRAPHICAL RECORD . I03-I22
GEOGRAPHICAL FIELD NOTES. 123-132, 395-415, 551-565
GEOGRAPHICAL REVIEW ESSAYS .416-421
GEOGRAPHICAL REVIEWS 133-145, 301-308, 422-432, 566-580
584 THE GEOGRAPHICAL REVIEW
A Campbell, Carol L. See also Wright, John B., and
Abysmal (Olsson), rev., 133-135 Carol L. Campbell
Caribbean and Southern (Regis, ed.), rev., 304-306
Africa, 59-81, 322-338, 339-355, 566-568
Agriculture, 123-132, 140-143, 322-338, 356-371, Caribbean region, 304-306, 566-568
372-394, 551-565 Carli, France.sca. See Ford, Larry, Florinda Klevis.ser,
Aguilar Robledo, Miguel. See Herlihy, Peter H., |erome and Francesca Carli
E. Dobson, Miguel Aguilar Robledo, Derek A. Smith, John Cartography, 133-135, 139-140, 260-279, 302-303,
H. Kelly, and Aida Ramos Viera 395-415, 427-429, 429-432
Central America, 135-137
Alabama, 301-303
Alaska, 456-475 Chase, Jacquelyn. Their Space: Security and Service
Alderman, Derek H. Review of Regis, ed.; Caribbean Workers in a Brazilian Gated Community, 476-
and Southern, 304-306 495
Alsace, France, 532-550 Chile, 372-394
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (i.Ds),
Amazonia, 103-122
American Geographical Society, 103-122, 146-150, 197-213
Cities and Race (Wilson), rev., 422-425
395-415
American Green (Steinberg), rev., 576-579 Climate change, 456—475
Anthony, David W. The Horse, the Wheel and Lan¬ Climatology, 260-279
guage, rev., 571-573 Coastal morphology, 280-300, 456-475
Appalachian Mountains, 301-303 Coli, Massimo. See Nordstrom, Karl F., Enzo Pran-
zini, Nancy L. Jackson, and Massimo Coli
Archaeology, 135-137, 571-573
Architecture, 551-565 Collins-Kreiner, Noga. Religion and Politics: New
Arizona, 171-196 Religious Sites and Spatial Transgression in Is¬
Arreola, Daniel D. See Oberle, Alex P., and Daniel rael, 197-213
D. Arreola Colonialism, 306-308, 566-568
Art, 1-23 Communication and Empire (Winseck and Pike), rev.,
Asia, 42-58, 306-308 428-429
Asians, Pacific Islanders, and Ethnoburbs in Auck¬ Community, 309-321, 372-394, 395-415, 476-495
land, New Zealand (Johnston, Poulsen, and For¬ Concrete-Block Farmers in Mexico (Fry), 123-132
rest), 214-241 Creolization (Stewart, ed.), rev., 566-568
Atlases, 429—432 Culliney, John L. Islands in a Far Sea, rev., 137-138
Auckland, New Zealand, 214-241 Cultural ecology, 137-138, 573-576
Cultural geography, 151-170, 171-196, 304-306, 416-
Australia, 103-122
Aveni, Anthony. Uncommon Sense, rev., 425-427 421, 425-427, 456-475, 513-531, 532-550, 551-
565, 566-568, 571-573, 576-579
B
D
Baha’ism, 197-213
Baltimore, Maryland, 151-170 Deleuze and Environmental Damage (Halsey), rev.,
Barillas, William. T/ie Midwestern Pflstorfl/, rev., 140-143 573-576
Belize, 135-137 Demography, 214-241
Belo Horizonte, Brazil, 476-495 Desertification, 59-81, 137-138
Biogeography, 137-138, 143-145, 576-579 Development, [July] iii-iv, 59-81, 309-321, 322-338,
Blacks, 151-170, 304-306, 422-425 339-355, 356-371
Bonta, Mark. Review of Halsey: Deleuze and Environ¬ Diffusion, 24-41, 42-58, 571-573
mental Damage, 573-576 A Digital Geography of Indigenous Mexico: Prototype for
Boone, Christopher G. See James E. Wells, Geoffrey the American Geographical Society’s Bowman Expedi¬
L. Buckley, and Christopher G. Boone tions (Herlihy, Dobson, Aguilar Robledo, Smith, Kelly,
Bose, Sugata. A Hundred Horizons, rev., 306-308 and Ramos Viera), 395-415
Bowman Expeditions, 395—415 Disasters, 139-140, 422—425
Brazil, 476-495 District of Columbia, 496-512
Brigham Young University Jerusalem Center, 197-213 Dobson, Jerome E. See Herlihy, Peter H., Jerome E. Dob¬
Buckley, Geoffrey L. See James E. Wells, Geoffrey son, Miguel Aguilar Robledo, Derek A. Smith, John
L. Buckley, and Christopher G. Boone H. Kelly, and Aida Ramos Viera
Built environment, 171-196, 242-259, 551-565 Domestication, 571-573
Buttimer, Anne, and Tom Mels. By Northern Lights,
rev., 416-421 E
By Northern Lights (Buttimer and Mels), rev., 416-421 East 40 Degrees (Williams), rev., 301-303
Easter Island, 103-122
C Ecology, 137-138, 143-145, 416-421, 573-576
California, 568-571 Economic development, [July] iii-iv, 59-81, 123-
Campbell, Carol L. Review of Webb, Leake, and Turner: 132, 309-321, 322-338, 339-355, 356-371, 433-
The Ribbon of Green, 143-145 455
ANNUAL INDEX 2008 585
Economic geography, [July] iii-iv, 82-102, 135-137, Genealogies of the Grid: Revisiting Stanislawski’s Search
301-303,304-306,306-308,309-321,322-338,339- for the Origin of the Grid-Pattern Town (Rose-Redwood),
355, 356-371, 372-394, 422-425, 428-429, 433- 42-58
455, 476-495, 568-571 Geographic information systems (gis), 395—415
Energy, 433-455 Geographical education, 260-279, 416—421
England, 1-23, 139-140 Geographical pedagogy. See Geographical education;
Environment, 59-81,140-143,303-304,425-427,573- Teaching of geography
576 Geographical research, 304-306, 309-321, 395—415,
Environmental history, 59-81, 137-138, 372-394 416-421
Environmental justice, 151-170, 304-306 Geographical Review, 42-58, 146-150
Environmental management, 573-576 Geographical teaching, 103-122
Erasmus Program, 532-550 Geographical thought, 42-58, 59-81, 103-122, 133-
Ethnic and National Identities of Africans in the United 135, 260-279, 416-421, 425-427
States (Hume), 496-512 Geography and Land Reform (Fraser), 309-321
Ethnic groups, 82-102, 171-196, 214-241, 496-512, Geomorphology, 280-300
513-531 Geopolitics, 1-23, 428-429
Ethnic minorities, 82-102,171-196,214-241,496-512 Geotechnology, 395-415
Ethnic Neighborhoods and Urban Revitalization; Can German Great-Power Relations in the Pages of Sim-
Europe Use the American Model? (Ford, Klevisser, plicissimus, 1896-1914 (Hugill), 1-23
and Carli), 82-102 The Ghost Map (Johnson), rev., 139-140
Ethnicity, 496-512, 513-531 Global positioning system (gps), 395-415
Ethnography, 566-568 Global South, [July] iii-iv, 309-321
Eugene, Oregon, 496-512 Globalization, [July! iii-iv, 304-306, 306--308, 422-
Eurasia, 571-573 425, 428^29, 532-550
Europe, 1-23, 82-102, 139-140, 280-300, 416-421, Grand, Olavi. The History of Geography in Sweden,
532-550, 571-573 416-421
European Union, 532-550 Great Britain, 1-23, 139-140
Expansion of Golf Courses in the United States (Nap- Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park, 339-355
ton and Laingen), 24—41 Guanajuato, Mexico, 356-371
Exploration, 103-122, 260-279
Expressing “Local Culture” in Hawai'i (Miyares), H
513-531 Haifa, Israel, 197-213
Halsey, Mark. Deleuze and Environmental Damage,
F rev., 573-576
Field methods, 123-132, 395-415 Harrison, Blake. The View from Vermont, rev., 303-
Fighting Fire with a Broken Teacup: A Comparative 304
Analysis of South Africa’s Land-Redistribution Pro¬ Hawai’i, 137-138, 513-531
gram (Moseley and McCusker), 322-338 Hazards, 456-475
Floods, 143-145, 456-475 Heine, Thomas Theodor, 1-23
Food security, [July] iii-iv, 322-338 Herlihy, Peter H., Jerome E. Dobson, Miguel Aguilar
Food supply, [July] iii-iv, 322-338, 456-475 Robledo, Derek A. Smith, John H. Kelly, and Aida
Food ways, 171-196, 513-531 Ramos Viera. A Digital Geography of Indigenous
Ford, Larry, Florinda Klevisser, and Francesca Carli. Mexico: Prototype for the American Geographi¬
Ethnic Neighborhoods and Urban Revitalization: cal Society’s Bowman Expeditions, 395-415
Can Europe Use the American Model? 82-102 Hispanic Americans, 171-196, 551-565
Forrest, James. See Johnston, Ron, Michael Poulsen, Historical geography, 1-23, 42-58, 135-137, 139-140,
and James Forrest 143-145,151-170,260-279,304-306,306-308,429-
France, 1-23, 532-550 432, 551-565, 566-568, 571-573
Fraser, Alistair. Geographv and Land Reform, 309- History of geography, 260-279, 416-421
321 rhe History of Geography in Sweden (Grand), 416-421
-. See also MrCuskcr. Brent, and Alistair Fraser Hobby Ranching and Chile’s Land-Reform Legacy
Fry, Matthew. Concrete-Block Farmers in Mexico, (Klepeis and Laris), 372-394
123-132 Holy Land, 197-213
Homelands, 171-196
G The Horse, the Wheel and Language (Anthony), rev.,
Galapagos Islands, 103-122 571-573
Gardens, 197-213, 476-495 House types, 456-475
Gartner, William Gustav. Review of Aveni; Uncom¬ Housing, 123-132, 214-241, 476-495
mon Sense, 425-427 Howard, Thomas Erederick. Review of Williams; East
Gated communities, 476—495 40 Degrees, 301-303
Gaza Strip, 242-259 Hugill, Peter J. German Great-Power Relations in the
Gender, 304-306, 309-321 Pages of Simplicissimus, 1896-1914, 1-23
586 THE GEOGRAPHICAL REVIEW
Hugill, Peter |. Review of Winseck and Pike: Commu¬ Klevisser, Florinda. See Ford, Larry, Florinda Klevis-
nication and Empire, 428-429 ser, and Francesca Carli
Human geography, 416—421, 456-475 Koelsch, William A. Thomas Jefferson, American
Humboldt, Alexander von, 260-279 Geographers, and the Uses of Geography, 260-
Hume, Susan E. Ethnic and National Identities of 279
Africans in the United States, 496-512 Krim, Arthur. Review of Anthony: The Horse, the
A Hundred Horizons (Bose), rev., 306-308 Wheel and Language, 571-573
1 L
Identity, 242-259, 496-512, 513-531, 532-550, 566- Labor, 123-132
568 Laingen, Christopher R. See Napton, Darrell E., and
Ideology, 197-213 Christopher R. Laingen
Imperial Valley, 568-571 Land management, 59-81, 137-138, 576-579
Imperialism, 306-308, 428—429 Land reform, [July] iii-iv, 309-321, 322-338, 339-
The Impossible Land (Round), rev., 568-571 355, 356-371, 372-394
In Search of Maya Sea Traders (McKillop), rev., 135- Land Reform in the Era of Neoliberalism: Case Stud¬
137 ies from the Global South (McCusker and Fraser),
India, 306-308 [July] iii-iv
Indians (American). See Native Americans Land tenure, [July] iii-iv, 309-321, 322-338, 339-
Indigenous peoples, 395—415, 456-475 355, 356-371, 372-394, 395-415
Industrial geography, 123-132 I.and use, [July] iii-iv, 24-41, 59-81, 82-102, 140-
Industrial waste, 433—455 143, 151-170, 303-304, 309-321, 339-355, 356-
Instituto de Geografia, Universidad Nacional Autonoma 371, 372-394, 433-455, 568-571
de Mexico, comp. Nuevo atlas nacional de Mexico, rev., Landforms, 280-300
429-432 Landscape, 140-143, 280-300, 303-304, 372-394,
Instructions for the Submission of Manuscripts to the 476-^95, 551-565, 568-571, 576-579
Geographical Review, 146-150 Landscape Change in Hispano and Chicano Vil¬
Intermountain West, U.S., 433—455 lages of New Mexico (Wright and Campbell),
Interview techniques, 532-550 551-565
Invasive species, 372-394 l.andscape history, 137-138,143-145,372-394,551-565
Ihupiat, 456-475 Language, 171-196, 513-531, 532-550, 571-573
Irrigation, 551-565 Laris, Paul. See Klepeis, Peter, and Paul Laris; Mose¬
Islam, 197-213 ley, William G., and Paul Laris
Island geography, 137-138, 339-355, 513-531 Latin America, 42-58, 123-132, 171-196, 356-371,
Islands in a Far Sea (Culliney), rev., 137-138 372-394, 395-415, 429-432, 476-495, 566-568
Israel, 197-213, 242-259 Law, 339-355, 551-565
Italian Americans, 82-102 Lawn People (Robbins), rev., 576-579
Italy, 280-300 Leake, Stanley A. See Webb, Robert H., Stanley A. Leake,
and Raymond M. Turner
J
Lewis, Martin W. Review of Bose: A Hundred Hori¬
Jackson, Nancy L. See Nordstrom, Karl F., Enzo Pran- zons, 306-308
zini, Nancy L. Jackson, and Massimo Coli Limpopo National Park, 339-355
Jackson, Richard H. See Shumway, J. Matthew, and Limpopo Province, South Africa, 322-338
Richard H. Jackson Literary geography, 1-23, 140-143, 568-571
Jefferson, Thomas, 260-279 Livestock, 571-573
Jerusalem, Israel, 197-213 London, England, 139-140
Johnson, Steven. The Ghost Map, rev., 139-140 Lovell, W. George. A Map of the World, 103-122
Johnston, Ron, Michael Poulsen, and James Forrest. Lunstrum, Elizabeth. Mozambique, Neoliberal Land
Asians, Pacific Islanders, and Ethnoburbs in Reform, and the Limpopo National Park, 339-
Auckland, New Zealand, 214-241 355
K M
Kelly, John H. See Herlihy, Peter H., Jerome E. Dob¬ Madagascar, 103-122
son, Miguel Aguilar Robledo, Derek A. Smith, John Maine, 301-303
H. Kelly, and Aida Ramos Viera Mali, 59-81
Kentucky, 301-303 Managan, Kathe. Review of Stewart, ed.: Creolization,
Kenzer, Martin S. Review of Round: The Impossible 566-568
Land, 568-571 A Map of the World (Lovell), 103-122
Kirby, Russell S. Review of Johnson: The Ghost Map, Mapping, 133-135, 139-140, 260-279, 395-415, 429-
139-140 432
Klepeis, Peter, and Paul Laris. Hobby Ranching and The Marble Beaches of Tuscany (Nordstrom, Pran-
Chile’s Land-Reform Legacy, 372-394 zini, Jackson, and Coli), 280-300
ANNUAL INDEX 2008 587
Maryland, 151-170 North America, continued
Maya, 135-137 303-304, 304-306, 356-371, 395-415, 422-425,
McCusker, Brent. See Moseley, William G., and Brent 429-432, 433-455, 456-475, 496-512, 551-565,
McCusker 568-571, 576-579
McCusker, Brent, and Alistair Fraser. Land Reform Northeast, U.S., 301-303, 303-304
in the Era of Neoliberalism: Case Studies from the Nuclear energy, 433—455
Global South, [July] iii-iv Nuclear waste, 433-455
McKillop, Heather. In Search of Maya Sea Traders, rev., Nuevo atlas nacional de Mexico (Instituto de Geografia,
135-137 Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, comp.),
Media, 1-23, 428-429 rev., 429-432
Medical geography, 139-140 O
Mels, Tom. See Buttimer, Anne, and Tom Mels
Mexican Americans, 171-196 Oberle, Alex P., and Daniel D. Arreola. Resurgent
Mexico, 123-132, 171-196, 356-371, 395-415, 429- Mexican Phoenix, 171-196
432 Oceania, 214-241
Mexico Indigena Project, 395—415 Oceans, 135-137, 137-138, 456-475
Mid-Atlantic, U.S., 151-170, 260-279, 496-512 Offen, Karl. Review of McKillop: In Search of Maya
Middle East, 197-213, 242-259 Sea Traders, 135-137
The Midwestern Pastoral (Barillas), rev., 140-143 Olsson, Gunnar. Abysmal, rev., 133-135
Migration, 171-196, 214-241, 242-259, 306-308, 372- Oregon, 496-512
394, 496-512, 513-531 “Our Home Is Drowning”: Inupiat Storytelling and
Military geography, 1-23, 395-415 Climate Change in Point Hope, Alaska (Sakaki-
Mining, 123-132, 280-300 bara), 456—475
Minorities, 171-196, 214-241, 513-531 P
Mishal, Shaul. See Schnell, Izhak, and Shaul Mishal
Pacific Basin, 137-138, 513-531
Miyares, Ines M. Expressing “Local Culture” in Hawai'i,
Pacific Northwest, U.S., 496-512
513-531
Pakistan, 42-58
Mohenjo Daro, 42-58
Paleography, 571-573
Mormons. See Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day
Palestine, 242-259
Saints (ids)
Parklands, 151-170
Moseley, William G., and Paul Laris. West African Environ¬
Patagonia, 372-394
mental Narratives and Development-Volunteer Praxis,
Peace Corps, U.S., 59-81
59-81
Perception, 140-143, 425—427
Moseley, William G., and Brent McCusker. Fighting Fire
Perramond, Eric P. The Rise, Fall, and Reconfigura¬
with a Broken Teacup: A Comparative Analysis
tion of the Mexican Ejido, 356-371
of South Africa’s Land-Redistribution Program,
Pesticides, 576-579
322-338
Phoenix, Arizona, 171-196
Mozambique, Neoliberal Land Reform, and the Lim¬
Photography, 14.3-145
popo National Park (Lunstrum), 339-355
Physical geography, 137-138, 280-300
Pike, Robert M. See Winseck, Dwayne R., and Rob¬
N ert M. Pike
Napton, Darrell E., and Christopher R. Laingen. Expansion Place, 140-143, 242-259, 301-303, 433-455, 568-571
of Golf Courses in the United States, 24—41 Place Making, Hazardous Waste, and the Develop¬
National parks, 339-355 ment of Tooele County, Utah (Shumway and Jack-
Nationalism, 496-512 son), 433-455
Native Americans, 433-455, 456-475 Place perception, 242-259, 433—455, 568-571
Natural resources, 137-138, 280-300, 339-355 Place as a Source of Identity in Colonizing Societies:
Nazareth, Israel, 197-213 Israeli Settlements in Gaza (Schnell and Mishal),
Near East, 571-573 242-259
Neoliberalism, [July] iii-iv, 309-321, 322-338, 339- Planning, 416-421
355, 356-371, 372-394 Point Hope, Alaska, 456-475
New England, 303-304 Political ecology, 322-338, 356-371, 573-576
New Guinea, 103-122 Political geography, [July] iii-iv, 1-23, 197-213, 242-
New Mexico, 551-565 259, 309-321, 322-338, 339-355, 356-371, 372-
New Zealand, 214-241 394, 428-^29
News reporting, 1-23, 428-429 Popper, Deborah E. Review of Barillas: The Mid¬
Nongovernmental organizations, 59-81 western Pastoral, 140-143
Nordstrom, Karl F., Enzo Pranzini, Nancy L. Jack- Population geography, 214-241
son, and Massimo Coli. The Marble Beaches of Poulsen, Michael. See Johnston, Ron, Michael Poul-
Tuscany, 280-300 sen, and James Forrest
North America, 24-41, 82-102, 123-132, 140-143, Pranzini, Enzo. See Nordstrom, Karl F., Enzo Pran¬
143-145, 151-170, 171-196, 260-279, 301-303, zini, Nancy L. Jackson, and Massimo Coli
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588 THE GEOGRAPHICAL REVIEW
Q Smith, Derek A. See Herlihy, Peter H., Jerome E. Doh-
son, Miguel Aguilar Robledo, Derek A. Smith, John
Qualitative methods, 496-512, 532-550
H. Kelly, and Aida Ramos Viera
R Social geography, 151-170, 197-213, 242-259, 422-
425, 476-495, 513-531
Racism, 151-170, 214-241, 322-338, 422-425
Social memory, 456-475
Ramos Viera, Aida. See Herlihy, Peter H., Jerome E. Dob-
Social networks, 260-279, 496-512
sou, Miguel Aguilar Robledo, Derek A. Smith, John
Sonora, Mexico, 356-371
H. Kelly, and Aida Ramos Viera
South, U.S., 304-306
Ranching, 372-394
South Africa, 322-338
Recreation, 24-41, 151-170, 280-300, 301-303, 303-
South America, 372-394, 476-495
304 South Asia, 42-58, 306-308
Regional geography, 395-415
Southeast, U.S., 301-303
Regionalism, 140-143, 171-196, 304-306, 306-308
Southern Africa, 322-338, 339-355
Regis, Helen A., ed. Caribbean and Southern, rev., 304-306
Southwest, U.S., 143-145, 171-196, 551-565
Religion and Politics: New Religious Sites and Spatial
Space, 339-355, 425-427, 476-495
Transgression in Israel (Collins-Kreiner), 197-213
Spatial inequality, 322-338,339-355,356-371,372-394
Religious geography, 197-213, 242-259
Stanislawski, Dan, 42-58
Resurgent Mexican Phoenix (Oberle and Arreola),
Steinberg, Michael. Review of Culliney: Islands in a
171-196
Far Sea, 137-138
The Ribbon of Green (Webb, Leake, and Turner),
Steinberg, Ted. American Green, rev., 576-579
rev., 143-145
Steppes, 571-573
The Rise, Fall, and Reconfiguration of the Mexican
Stewart, Charles, ed. Creolization, rev., 566-568
Ejido (Perramond), 356-371
Storytelling, 456-475, 568-571
Robbins, Paul. Lawn People, rev., 576-579
Strait, John B. Review of Wilson: Cities and Race, 422-425
Robinson, David J. Review of Instituto de Geografia,
Strasbourg, France, 532-550
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico,
Suburbs, 214-241, 576-579
comp.: Nuevo atlas nacional de Mexico, 429-432
Sweden, 416-421
Rose-Redwood, Reuben S. Genealogies of the Grid:
Revisiting Stanislawski’s Search for the Origin of T
the Grid-Pattern Town, 42-58
Teaching of geography, 103-122, 260-279, 416-421
Round, Phillip H. The Impossible Land, rev., 568-
Technology, 428-429, 571-573
571
Their Space: Security and Service Workers in a Bra¬
Russia, 571-573
zilian Gated Community (Chase), 476-495
Russian Dolls or Scale Skippers? Two Generations in
Theoretical geography, 42-58, 425-427, 573-576
Strasbourg (Western), 532-550
Thomas Jefferson, American Geographers, and the
Rust Belt, U.S., 422-425
Uses of Geography (Koelsch), 260-279
Ryden, Kent. Review of Harrison: The View from
Tierra del Fuego, 372-394
Vermont, 303-304
Tooele County, Utah, 433-455
S Toponymy, 171-196
Sacred space, 197-213 Tourism, 82-102, 103-122, 137-138, 280-300, 303-
Sakakibara, Chie. “Our Home Is Drowning”: Inupiat 304, 339-355
Storytelling and Climate Change in Point Hope, Trade, 135-137, 306-308
Alaska, 456-475 Transnationalism, 171-196, 304-306, 496-512, 513-
San Diego, California, 82-102 531, 566-568
Scale, 532-550 Trieste, Italy, 82-102
Schnell, Izhak, and Shaul Mishal. Place as a Source Turner, Raymond M. See Webb, Robert H., Stanley
of Identity in Colonizing Societies: Israeli Settle¬ A. Leake, and Raymond M. Turner
ments in Gaza, 242-259 Tuscany, Italy, 280-300
Sea level, 456-475
Security, 476-495 U
Seeman, lorn. Review of Olsson: Abysmal, 133-135 Ukraine, 571-573
Sense of place, 82-102, 242-259, 301-303 Uncommon Sense (Aveni), rev., 425-427
Separate but Equal? Desegregating Baltimore’s Golf United States, 24-41, 82-102, 137-138, 140-143, 143-
Courses (Wells, Buckley, and Boone), 151-170 145, 151-170, 171-196, 260-279, 301-303, 303-
Settlements 140-143, 242-259, 456-475, 551-565 304, 304-306, 422^25,433^55,456-475,496-512,
Seville, Spain, 103-122 513-531, 551-565, 568-571, 576-579
Shumway, J. Matthew, and Richard H. Jackson. Place University of Virginia, 260-279
Making, Hazardous Waste, and the Development Urban form, 42-58, 82-102, 214-241, 301-303
of Tooele County, Utah, 433-455 Urban geography, 42-58, 82-102, 135-137, 171-196,
Simplicissimus, 1-23 214-241,301-303,422-425,476-^95,532-550,551-
Slavery, 304-306 565, 576-579
ANNUAL INDEX 2008 589
Urban parks, 24-41, 151-170 Webb, Robert H., Stanley A. Leake, and Raymond
Urban planning, 42-58, 151-170 M. Turner. The Ribbon of Green, rev., 143-145
Urban revitalization, 82-102, 171-196 Wells, James E., Geoffrey L. Buckley, and Christo¬
Utah, 433-455 pher G. Boone. Separate but Equal? Desegregat¬
ing Baltimore’s Golf Courses, 151-170
V West, U.S., 82-102, 260-279, 568-571
Vegetation, 143-145, 576-579 West African Environmental Narratives and Development-
Veracruz State, 123-132 V'olunteer Praxis (Moseley and Laris), 59-81
Vermont, 303-304 West Virginia, 303-303
The View from Vermont (Harrison), rev., 303-304 Western, John. Russian Dolls or Scale Skippers? Two
Village form, 456—475, 551-565 Generations in Strasbourg, 532-550
Virginia, 260-279, 301-303 Western Cape Province, South Africa, 322-338
Williams, Jack. East 40 Degrees, rev., 301-303
Wilson, David. Cities and Race, rev., 422—425
W Winseck, Dwayne R., and Robert M. Pike. Commu¬
Washington, D.C., 496-512 nication and Empire, rev., 428-429
Water management, 143-145 Wright, John B., and Carol L. Campbell. Landscape
Water quality, 139-140, 143-145 Change in Hispano and Chicano Villages of New
Way, Albert G. Review of Robbins: Lawn People, 576- Mexico, 551-565
579
-. Review of Steinberg: American Green, 576- Z
579 Zoogeography, 137-138
Erratum
In the July 2008 issue of the Geographical Review Robert Pike, coauthor of Com¬
munication and Empire, is incorrectly identified on page 429 as affiliated with
Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario. He a professor emeritus of sociology at
Queens University in Kingston, Ontario.
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