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Volume 101
2011
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
2011
ARTICLES
AD HOC REGIONALISM IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT.Max Lu 334-352
AMERICAN NATIONALISM, THE FLAG, AND THE INVASION
OF IRAQ.Gerald R. Webster i-i8
BUILDING A FACADE FOR FINLAND: HELSINKI IN
TOURISM IMAGERY. Salla Jokela 53-70
CAPTAIN BRITAIN AND THE NARRATION OF NATION.Jason Dittmer 71-87
CITYSCAPES AND FOOTPRINTS: DANCING THROUGH THE
URBAN MILIEU WITH LARRY FORD . David J. Keeling
423-434
CLIMATOLOGY OF TORNADOES ASSOCIATED WITH
GULF COAST-LANDFALLING HURRICANES.
. Todd W. Moore and Richard W. Dixon 371-395
CONSTRUCTING AFRICAN AMERICAN URBAN SPACE
IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA.Joshua F. J. Inwood 147-163
CONTESTING PISCO: CHILE, PERU, AND THE
POLITICS OF TRADE. Jerry T. Mitchell and William C. Terry
518-535
DISARMING NATURE: CONVERTING MILITARY LANDS
TO WILDLIFE REFUGES. David G. Havlick 183-200
EXCAVATING THE PREHISTORY OF TIME-SPACE COMPRESSION .... Barney Warf 435-446
GENDER, GEOPOLITICS, AND GEOSURVEILLANCE IN
THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM. Klaus Dodds 88-105
GRAFFITI HURTS AND THE ERADICATION OF
ALTERNATIVE LANDSCAPE EXPRESSEION.. terri moreau and Derek H. Alderman 106-124
THE GRASS-FED CATTLE-RANCHING NICHE IN TEXAS . Andrew Riely 261-268
HUMAN MODIFICATION OF KOREAN LANDFORMS
FOR GEOMANTIC PURPOSES.Hong-key Yoon 243-260
IDENTITY, BANAL NATIONALISM, CONTESTATION, AND
NORTH AMERICAN LICENSE PLATES .Jonathan Leib 37-52
IN THE WAY OF DEVELOPMENT: INDIGENOUS LAND-RIGHTS
ISSUES IN MALAYSIA. S. Robert Aiken and Colin H. Leigh 471-496
THE INITIAL IMPACT OF THE TOBACCO BUYOUT PROGRAM .... John Fraser Hart 447-457
INTERSTITIAL STORIES: THE PLACES BETWEEN THEORY
AND LURKING. Larry R. Ford 414-422
INTRODUCING POPULAR ICONS OF POLITICAL IDENTITY
[January]. Pauliina Raento iii-vi
MYTHOLOGIES OF THE GRID IN THE EMPIRE CITY,
1811-2011 .Reuben S. Rose-Redwood 396-413
PARTNERSHIPS AND PHOTOGRAPHS: COMMUNITY CONCEPTIONS
OF KEWEENAW NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK . Matthew Liesch 497-517
PLACE ATTACHMENT AMONG RETIREES IN
GREENSBURG, KANSAS.Jeffrey S. Smith and Matthew R. Cartlidge 536-555
“POPPIES ARE DEMOCRACY!” A CRITICAL GEOPOLITICS OF OPIUM
ERADICATION AND REINTRODUCTION IN TURKEY.KyleT. Evered
299-315
THE “PRISTINE MYTH” REVISITED . William M. Denevan
576-591
PROPERTY AND AESTHETICS IN AN ORDINARY
AMERICAN LANDSCAPE.Andrew Boulton 224-242
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620 ANNUAL INDEX 2011
A Brauer, Jurgen. War and Nature, rev., 464-467
Brazil. 125-127, 292-294
Abenaki Nation, 37-52
Ad Hoc Regionalism in Rural Development (Lu), 334- Brunn, Stanley D. Stamps as Me.ssengers of Political
352 Transition, 19-36
Buenos Aires, Argentina, 125-127
Africa. 469-470
Building a Facade for Finland: Helsinki in Tourism Im¬
African Americans. See Blacks
Agnew, John. Globalization and Sovereignty, rev., 287- agery (Jokela), 53-70
Built environment. 125-127, 147-163, 224-242, 289-
289
Agriculture, 134-136,164-182,261-268,269-284,292- 290, 414-422, 423-434
294, 299-315, 447-457, 518-535 Burton, Richard Francis, 469—470
Aiken, S. Robert, and Colin H. Leigh. In the Way of
Development: Indigenous Land-Rights Issues in C
Malaysia, 471-496 Campsite (Hailey), rev., 467-469
Alderman, Derek H. See Dwyer, Owen J., and Derek Canada, 37-52
H. Alderman Captain Britain and the Narration of Nation (Dittmer),
-. See moreau, terri, and Derek H. Alderman 71-87
Alexander von Humboldt (Rupke), rev., 460-464 Caribbean region, 290-292
American Geographical Society, 141-145 Cartlidge, Matthew R. See Smith, Jeffrey S., and Mat¬
American Nationalism, the Flag, and the Invasion of thew R. Cartlidge
Iraq (Webster), 1-18 Cartography, 136-139, 396-413, 458-460, 609-610
Anatolia, 164-182, 299-315 Castree, Noel, David Demerit!, Diana Liverman, and
Andes Mountains, 294-297, 458-460 Bruce Rhoads, eds. A Companion to Environmental
Andolina, Robert, Nina Laurie, and Sarah A. Radcliffe. Geography, rev., 600-602
Indigenous Development in the Andes, rev., 294-297 Cheyenne Nation, 37-52
Antarctic Ocean, 609-610 Chile, 518-535
Aragon, Spain, 556-575 Cityscapes and Footprints: Dancing through the Urban
Architecture, 224-242, 414-422, 423-434, 467-469 Milieu with Larry Ford (Keeling), 423—434
Arctic Ocean, 609-610 Civil Rights Memorials and the Geography of Memory
Argentina, 125-127 (Dwyer and Alderman), rev., 139-140
Arizona, 334-352 Climate change, 614-616
Art, [January] iii-iv, 1-18,19-36,53-70,71-87,106-124 Climate, 353-370
Asia, 1-18,19-36,164-182,243-260,299-315,471-496. Climatic events, extreme, 371-395, 536-555
610-614 Climatology of Tornadoes Associated with Gulf Coast-
Atlanta, Georgia, 147-163 Landfalling Hurricanes (Moore and Dixon), 371-395
Atlantic Ocean, 606-608, 609-610 Coa.stal morphology, 371-395
Atlas of Remote Islands (Schalansky), rev., 609-610 Colonialism, 469-470
Atlases, 136-139 Colorado, 334-352
Australia, 106-124 Comic books, [January] iii-iv, 71-87
Automobile industry, 37-52, 130-132, 353-370 Commodities, 447-457
Communications, 435-446
B Community, 224-242, 289-290, 334-352, 536-555
Badlands of the Republic (Dike^), rev., 127-129 The Companion to Environmental Geography (Castree,
Big Bethel ame Church, Atlanta, Georgia, 147-163 Demerit!, Liverman, and Rhoads, eds.), rev., 600-602
Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge, 183-200 Conservation, 183-200
Biogeography, 164-182, 269-284, 299-315, 458-460, Constructing African American Urban Space in Atlanta,
460-464, 592-599 Georgia (Inwood), 147-163
Black Rock Desert, 592-599 Contesting Pisco: Chile, Peru, and the Politics of Trade
Blacks, 139-140, 147-163 (Mitchell and Terry), 518-535
Bocco, Gerardo. Review of Castree, Demerit!, Liverman, The Corporate Greenhouse (Schreuder), rev., 614-616
and Rhoads, eds.; A Companion to Environmental Crime novels, 88-105
Geography, 600-602 Crime, 88-105, 127-129
Boelhower, William. Review of Oviedo: Misfortunes and Cuba, 290-292
Shipwrecks in the Seas of the Indies, Islands, and Main¬ Cuban Landscapes (Scarpaci and Portela), rev., 290-292
land of the Ocean Sea, 603-606 Cultural ecology, 164-182
Bolivia, 294-297 Cultural geography, (January] iii-iv, 1-18, 19-36, 37-
Bonpland, Aime. See Humboldt, Alexander von, and 52, 53-70, 71-87, 88-105, 106-124, 125-127, 132-
Aime Bonpland 134, 243-260, 467-469, 518-535, 606-608, 610-614
Boulton, Andrew. Property and Aesthetics in an Ordi¬ The Culture ofEengshui in Korea (Yoon), rev., 610-614
nary American Landscape, 224-242
Boundaries, 334-352 D
The Bourne Ultimatum, 88-105 Demerit!, David. See Noel Castree, David Demerit!,
Brannstrom, Christian. Review of Wolford: This Land Diana Liverman, and Bruce Rhoads, eds.
Is Ours Now, 292-294 Demography, 289-290
ANNUAL INDEX 2011 621
Denevan, William M. The “Pristine Myth” Revisited, F
576-591
Faeroe Islands, 132-134, 606-608
Denmark, 132-134
Feng shui. See Geomancy
Deserts, 592-599
Field methods, 164-182, 299-315, 414-422, 423-434,
Dettelbach, Michael. Review of Rupke: Alexander von 458--t60, 536-555
Humboldt, 460-464
Fielding, Russell. Review of Szabo: Monstrous Fishes and
Development. 134-136, 201-223, 292-294, 334-352, the Mead-Dark Sea, 606-608
471-496, 614-616
Fieldwork, 299-315, 414-422, 423-434, 458-460, 592-
Dikei;, Mustafa. Badlands of the Republic, rev., 127-129 599
Disarming Nature: Converting Military Lands to Wild¬ Finland. 132-134, 53-70
life Refuges (Havlick), 183-200 Flag,s, llanuaryl iii-iv, 1-18, 19-36
Dittmer, lason. Captain Britain and the Narration of Florida, 134-136
Nation, 71-87 Food supply, 134-136, 261-268, 606-608
Dixon, Richard W. See Moore, Todd W., and Richard Ford, Larry R. Interstitial Stories: The Places between
W. Dixon Theory and Lurking, 414-422
Dodds, Klaus. Gender, Geopolitics, and Geosurveillance Four Corners region, U.S., 334—352
in The Bourne Ultimatum, 88-105 France, 127-129
Drugs. 164-182, 299-315
Dwyer, Owen )., and Derek H. Alderman. Civil Rights Me¬ G
morials and the Geography of Memory', rev., 139-140
Gaffney, Christopher Thomas. Temples of the Earth-
bound Gods, rev., 125-127
E Gender, [January] iii-iv, 71-87, 88-105, 125-127
East Asia, 243-260, 610-614 Gender, Geopolitics, and Geosurveillance in The Bourne
Ebro River, 556-575 Ultimatum (Dodds), 88-105
Ecology, 164-182,183-200,269-284,458-460,460-464, Geographical education, 414—422
464-467 Geographical pedagogy. See Geographical education;
Economic development, 294-297, 334-352, 471—496, Teaching of geography
614-616 Geographical research, [January] iii-iv, 1-18, 19-36,
Economic geography, 130-132, 134-136,147-163, 164- 37-52, 53-70, 71-87, 88-105, 106-124, 164-182,
182, 287-289, 289-290,292-294,294-297, 299-315, 299-315, 414-422, 423-434. 469-470, 536-555,
316-333,334-352,447-457,471-496,518-535,556- 576-591
575, 606-608, 614-616 Geographical Review, 141-145,423—434
Ecuador, 294-297, 458-460 Geographical thought, [January] iii-iv, 1-18,19-36,37-
Elderly, 536-555 52. 53-70, 71-87, 88-105, 106-124, 243-260, 414-
Energy, 201-223 422,423-434,458-460,460-464, 576-591,600-602,
Engel-DiMauro, Salvatore. Review of Brauer: Wiir and 610-614
Nature, 464-467 Geography of religion, 19-36, 147-163
Environment, 183-200, 460-464, 464-467, 592-599, Geomancy, 243-260, 610-614
600-602 Geomorphology, 371-395
Environmental history, 592-599 Geopolitics and Empire (Kearns), rev., 285-287
Environmental justice, 576-591 Geopolitics, [January] iii-iv, 1-18, 19-36, 37-52, 53-
Environmental management, 134—136, 464-467 70,71-87,88-105’ 106-124,127-129, 134-136,285-
Errea Abad, Maria Paz. See O’Flanagan, Patrick, Teodoro 287, 299-315
Lasanta Martinez, and Maria Paz Errea Abad Georgia, 147-163
Essay on the Geography of Plants (von Humboldt and Geothermal energy, 201-223
Bonpland), rev., 458-460 Geotracking, 88-105
Estonia, 132-134 Global economy, 134-136, 289-290
Ethnic geography, 289-290, 294-297 Globalization and Sovereignty (Agnew), rev., 287-289
Ethnic groups, 289-290 Globalization, 287-289, 289-290, 435-446, 464-467,
Ethnicity, 289-290 614-616
Ethnoburb (Li), rev., 289-290 Graffiti Hurts and the Eradication of Alternative Land-
Ethnography, 292-294 .scape Expression (moreau and Alderman), 106-124
Europe. 19-36,53-70,127-129,132-134,164-182,201- Graffiti, [lanuary] iii-iv, 106-124
223, 299-315, 316-333, 556-575, 606-608 The Grass-Fed Cattle-Ranching Niche in Texas (Riely),
Evered, Kyle T. “Poppies Are Democracy!” A Critical 261-268
Geopolitics of Opium Eradication and Reintroduc¬ Great Britain, 71-87, 201-223
tion in Turkey, 299-315 Greenhouse gases, 614-616
-. Traditional Ecologies of the Opium Poppy and Greenland, 132-134
Oral History in Rural Turkey, 164-182 Greensburg, Kan.sas, 536-555
Everglade.s, 134-136 Grundstein, Andrew, Jan Null, and V'ernon Meente-
Excavating the Prehistory of Time-Space Compression mcyer. VV'eather, Geography, and V'ehicle-Related
(Warf), 435-446 Hyperthermia Deaths in Children, 353-370
Fjtploration, 458-460,460-464,469-470,603-606,609-610 Gulf Coast, U.S.. 371-395
622 ANNUAL INDEX 2011
H Inwood, Joshua F. J. Constructing African American
Hailey, Charlie. Campsite, rev., 467-469 Urban Space in Atlanta, Georgia, 147-163
Hart, |ohn Fraser. The Initial Impact of the Tobacco -. Review of Dwyer and Alderman: Civil Rights
Memorials and the Geography of Memory, 139-140
Buyout Program, 447—457
Havlick, David G. Disarming Nature; Converting Mili¬ Iraq, 1-18
tary Lands to Wildlife Refuges, 183-200 Island geography, 609-610
Hayes, Derek. Historical Atlas of the American West, rev., J
136-139
Hazards, 536-555 Jefferson Proving Ground, 183-200
Helsinki, 53-70 Jokela, Salla. Building a Facade for Finland: Helsinki in
Historical Atlas of the American West (Hayes), rev., 136- Tourism Imagery, 53-70
139 Jones, Michael, and Kenneth R. Olwig, eds. Nordic Land¬
Historical geography, 136-139,243-260, 285-287,396- scapes, rev., 132-134
413, 576-591, 592-599, 603-606, 606-608
K
History of geography, 414—422,423—434,458-460,460-
464, 469^70 Kansas, 334-352, 536-555
Hollander, Gail M. Raising Cane in the Glades, rev., 134- Kaplan, David H. Review of Agnew: Globalization and
136 Sovereignty, 287-289
House types, 224-242 Kearns, Gerry. Geopolitics and Empire, rev., 285-287
Housing, 127-129, 224-242, 316-333, 467-469, 536- Keeling, David J. Cityscapes and Footprints: Dancing
555 through the Urban Milieu with Larry Ford, 423-434
Hugill, Peter J. Review of Kearns: Geopolitics and Em¬ Kentucky, 224-242
pire, 285-287 Keweenaw National Historical Park, 497-517
Human geography, 435-446, 600-602 Kimmel, Richard O. See Mitchell, Martin D., Richard
Human Modification of Korean Landforms for Geo- O. Kimmel, and Jennifer Snyders
mantic Purposes (Yoon), 243-260 Korea, 243-260, 610-614
Humboldt, Alexander von, 460-464 Krim, Arthur. Review of Schalansky: Atlas of Remote Is-
-, and Aime Bonpland. Essay on the Geography of lands, 609-610
Plants, rev., 458-460
Hurricanes, 371-395 L
Land management, 471-496
1 Land reform, 292-294
Iceland, 132-134 Land tenure, 292-294, 471—496
Iconography, [January) iii-iv, 1-18, 19-36, 37-52, 53- Land use, 134-136,164-182,183-200,471-496,576-591
70, 71-87, 88-105, 106-124, 125-127 Landforms, 243-260
Identity, [January] iii-iv, 1-18,19-36,37-52,53-70,71- Landscape, [January] iii-iv, 53-70, 88-105, 106-124,
87, 88-105, 106-124, 125-127, 139-140, 147-163, 125-127,130-132,132-134,139-140,201-223,224-
294-297 242,243-260, 289-290, 290-292,467-469,497-517,
Identity, Banal Nationalism, Contestation, and North 556-575, 576-591, 592-599
American License Plates (Leib), 37-52 Landscape history, 556-575
Imperialism, 285-287, 469-470 Landscape and memory, 536-555
In the Way of Development: Indigenous Land-Rights Language, [January] iii-iv, 37-52, 53-70
Issues in Malaysia (Aiken and Leigh), 471-496 Lasanta Martinez, Teodoro. See O’Flanagan, Patrick,
Indian Ocean, 609-610 Teodoro Lasanta Martinez, and Maria Paz Errea Abad
Indiana, 37-52 Latin America, 125-127, 201-223, 290-292, 292-294,
Indians (American). See Native Americans 294-297, 458-460, 460-464, 518-535
Indigenous agriculture, 471—496 Laurie, Nina. See Andolina, Robert, Nina Laurie, and
Indigenous Development in the Andes (Andolina, Laurie, Sarah A. Radcliffe
and Radcliffe), rev., 294-297 Leib, Jonathan. Identity, Banal Nationalism, Contesta¬
Indigenous organizations, 292-294, 294-297 tion, and North American License Plates, 37-52
Indigenous peoples, 294-297, 471-496, 576-591 Leigh, Colin H. See Aiken, S. Robert, and Colin H. Leigh
Industrial geography, 497-517, 592-599 Lexington, Kentucky, 224-242
Industry, 497-517 Li, Wei. Ethnoburb, rev., 289-290
The Initial Impact of the Tobacco Buyout Program (Hart), License plates, [January] iii-iv, 37-52
447-457 Liesch, Matthew. Partnerships and Photographs: Com¬
Instructions for the Submission of Manuscripts to the munity Conceptions of Keweenaw National Histori¬
Geographical Review, 141-145 cal Park, 497-517
Interstitial Stories: The Places between Theory and Lurk¬ Liverman, Diana. See Noel Castree, David Demerit!,
ing (Ford), 414-422 Diana Liverman, and Bruce Rhoads, eds.
Interview techniques, 164-182, 536-555 Livestock, 261-268, 556-575
Introducing Popular Icons of Political Identity (Raento), Lu, Max. Ad Hoc Regionalism in Rural Development,
[January] iii-iv 334-352
ANNUAL INDEX 2011 623
M Nationalism, [January] iii-iv, 1-18, 19-36, 37-52, 53-
Mackinder, Halford, 285-287 70, 71-87, 88-105, 125-127, 518-535
Malaysia, 471-496 Native Americans, 37-52, 334-352, 576-591
Manhattan Island, 396-413 Natural hazards, 371-395, 536-555
Mapping, 136-139, 396-413, 458-460, 609-610 Natural resources, 269-284, 334-352, 471—496
Maritime Provinces, 37-52 Nemeth, David. Review of Yoon: The Culture of Fengshui
Mason, Robert J., and Liliya Nigmatullina. Suburbani¬ in Korea, 610-614
zation and Sustainability in Metropolitan Moscow, Nevada, 592-599
316-333 New Brunswick (Canada), 37-52
Material culture, [January] iii-iv, 1-18, 19-36, 37-52, New Mexico, 334-352
53-70, 71-87, 88-105, 106-124 New York City, 396-413
Media, [January] iii-iv, 53-70, 71-87, 88-105 New York State, 396—413
Medical geography, 353-370 Newman, James L. Paths without Glory, rev., 469-470
Mediterranean region, 164-182, 299-315 Nigmatullina, Liliya. See Mason, Robert J., and Liliya
Meentemeyer, Vernon. See Grundstein, Andrew, Jan Nigmatullina
Null, and Vernon Meentemeyer Nongovernmental organizations, 471—496
Meindl, Christopher F. Review of Hollander: Raising Nordic Landscapes (Jones and Olwig, eds.), rev., 132-134
Cane in the Glades, 134-136 North America, 1-18,37-52,71-87,106-124,130-132,
134-136,136-139,139-140,147-163,183-200,201-
Memorialization, 53-70, 139-140
Mexico, 201-223 223, 224-242,261-268, 269-284,289-290,334-352,
Michigan, 497-517 353-370,371-395,396-413,447-457,497-517,536-
Middle East, 1-18, 164-182, 299-315 555, 576-591, 592-599
Midwest, U.S., 37-52,269-284,334-352,497-517,536-555 North Atlantic Ocean, 606-608
Military geography, [January] iii-iv, 1-18, 71-87, 88- Northeast, U.S., 396-413
105, 183-200, 464-467 Norway, 132-134
Miller, Mark M. Review of Scarpaci and Portela: Cuban Nuclear fallout, 464-467
Null, Jan. See Grundstein, Andrew, Jan Null, and Vernon
Landscapes, 290-292
Meentemeyer
Mining, 497-517
Minnesota, 269-284, 289-290 O
Mires, Peter B. Ruminations on the Silver Camel: Les¬
sons from the Black Rock Desert’s Mining Landscape, O’Flanagan, Patrick, Teodoro Lasanta Martinez, and
592-599 Maria Paz Errea Abad. Restoration of Sheep Tran-
Misfortunes and Shipwrecks in the Seas of the Indies, Is¬ shumance in the Ebro Basin of Spain, 556-575
lands, and Mainland of the Ocean Sea (Oviedo), rev., Oceania, 106-124
603-606 Oceans, 603-606
Mitchell, Jerry T., and William C. Terry. Contesting Ohio Valley, 224-242
Pisco: Chile, Peru, and the Politics of Trade, 518-535 Olwig, Kenneth R. See Jones, Michael, and Kenneth
Mitchell, Martin D., Richard O. Kimmel, and Jennifer R. Olwig, eds.
Snyders. Reintroduction and Range Expansion of Oral history, 164-182
Eastern Wild Turkeys in Minnesota, 269-284 Oviedo, Gonzalo Fernandez de. Misfortunes and Ship¬
Modeling, 414—422, 423—434 wrecks in the Seas of the Indies, Islands, and Mainland
Monstrous Fishes and the Mead-Dark Sea (Szabo), rev., of the Ocean Sea, rev., 603-606
606-608
Monuments, 139-140 P
Moore, Todd W., and Richard W. Dixon. Climatology Pacific Ocean, 609-610
of Tornadoes Associated with Gulf Coast-Landfalling Parklands, 497-517
Hurricanes, 371-395 Partnerships and Photographs: Community Concep¬
moreau, terri, and Derek H. Alderman. Graffiti Hur^s tions of Keweenaw National Historical Park (Liesch),
and the Eradication of Alternative Landscape Expres¬ 497-517
sion, 106-124 Pa,squaletti, Martin J. Social Barriers to Renewable En¬
Moscow, Russia, 316-333 ergy Landscapes, 201-223
Motion pictures, [January] iii-iv, 88-105 Paths without Glory (Newman), rev., 469-470
Mount Chimborazo, 458-460 Perception, 224-242, 497-517
Mountain geography, 294-297 Perreault, Tom. Review of Andolina, Laurie, and Rad-
Myers, Garth. Review of Newman: Paths without Glory, cliffe: Indigenous Development in the Andes, 294-297
469-470 Peru, 458-460, 518 535
Mythologies of the Grid in the Empire City, 1811-2011 Photography, 53-70, 497-517, 536-555
(Rose-Redwood), 396-413 Physical geography, 371-395, 458-460, 460-464, 600-
602, 609-610
N Place, 127-129, 290-292, 536-555
National parks, 497-517 Place Attachment among Retirees in Greensburg, Kan¬
National wildlife refuges, 183-200 sas (Smith and Cartlidge), 536-555
624 ANNUAL INDEX 2011
Place perception, 224-242,467-469,497-517, 536-555 Rural geography, 334-352, 447-457
Planning, 201-223 Rural protest, 292-294
Political ecology, 134-136, 164-182, 299-315 Russia, 19-36, 316-333
Political geography, [January] iii-iv, 1-18, 19-36, 37-
52, 53-70, 71-87, 88-105, 106-124, 127-129, 134- S
136, 285-287,287-289, 290-292,292-294, 294-297, Sandoval-Strausz, Andrew K. Review of Li: Ethnoburb,
299-315, 334-352, 518-535 289-290
“Poppies Are Democracy!” A Critical Geopolitics of Opium Scandinavia, 132-134
Eradication and Reintroduction in Turkey (Evered), Scarpaci, Joseph L., and Armando H. Portela. Cuban
299-315 Landscapes, rev., 290-292
Popular culture, [January] iii-iv, 1-18, 19-36, 37-52, Schalansky, Judith. Af/<is of Remote Islands, rev., 609-610
53-70, 71-87, 88-105, 106-124, 125-127 Schreuder,Yda. The Corporate Greenhouse, rev., 614-616
Population geography, 289-290, 592-599 Scotland, 201-223
Portela, Armando H. See Scarpaci, Joseph L., and Ar¬ Security, 88-105
mando H. Portela. Sense of place, 147-163, 536-555
The “Pristine Myth” Revisited (Denevan), 576-591 Smith, Jeffrey S., and Matthew R. Cartlidge. Place At¬
Property and Aesthetics in an Ordinary American Land¬ tachment among Retirees in Greensburg, Kansas,
scape (Boulton), 224-242 536-555
Public health, 353-370 Snyders, Jennifer. See Mitchell, Martin D., Richard
Public places, [January] iii-iv, 106-124, 125-127, 147- O. Kimmel, and Jennifer Snyders
163, 497-517 Social Barriers to Renewable Energy Landscapes (Pas-
Puerto Rico, 37-52 qualetti), 201-223
Pyrenees Mountains, 556-575 Social capital, 294-297
Social geography, 127-129, 139-140,224-242,536-555
Q
Social justice, 139-140
Qualitative methods, 164-182, 536-555 Social memory, 290-292
Quebec, 37-52 Solar energy, 201-223
R South, U.S., 37-52, 147-163, 224-242, 261-268, 371-
395, 447-457
Racism, 139-140, 147-163, 469-470 South America, 125-127, 292-294, 294-297, 458-460,
Radcliffe, Sarah A. See Andolina, Robert, Nina Laurie, 460-464, 518-535, 576-591
and Sarah A. Radcliffe Southeast, U.S., 134—136, 371-395
Raento, Pauliina. Introducing Popular Icons of Politi¬ Southeast Asia, 471-496
cal Identity, [January] iii-iv
Southwest, U.S., 334—352
Railroads, 130-132
Southwest Asia. See Middle Ea,st
Raising Cane in the Glades (Hollander), rev., 134-136
Sovereignty, 287-289
Ranching, 261-268, 556-575
Soviet Union (former), 19-36, 53-70
Recreation, 125-127, 467—469
Space, 127-129, 147-163, 435-446
Regional geography, 132-134
Spain, 556-575
Regionalism, 132-134, 334-352
Sports, 125-127
Reintroduction and Range Expansion of Ea.stern Wild Tur¬
Stamps as Messengers of Political Transition (Brunn),
keys in Minnesota (Mitchell, Kimmel, and Snyders),
19-36
269-284
Stilgoe, John R. Train Time, rev., 130-132
Renewable energy, 201-223
Suburbanization and Su.stainability in Metropolitan
Resource management, 471—496
Moscow (Mason and Nigmatullina), 316-333
Restoration of Sheep Transhumance in the Ebro Basin
Sugarcane, 134-136, 292-294
of Spain (O’Flanagan, La.santa Martinez, and Errea
Sustainable development, 316-333, 614-616
Abad), 556-575
Sweden, 132-134
Retirement, 536-555
Symbolic geography, 243-260, 610-614
Rhoads, Bruce. See Noel Castree, David Demeritt, Diana
Szabo, Vicki Ellen. Monstrous Fishes and the Mead-Dark
Liverman, and Bruce Rhoads, eds.
Sea, rev., 606-608
Riely, Andrew. The Grass-Fed Cattle-Ranching Niche
in Texas, 261-268
T
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 125-127
Road building, 130-132 Teaching of geography, 414-422
Rose-Redwood, Reuben S. Mythologies of the Grid in Technology, 435-446
the Empire City, 1811-2011, 396-413 Temples of the Earthbound Gods (Gaffney), rev., 125-127
Ross, Robert B. Review of Gaffney: Temples of the Earth- Terrorism, 1-18, 88-105
bound Gods, 125-127 Terry, William C. See Mitchell, Jerry T., and William
Ruminations on the Silver Camel: Le.ssons from the Black C. Terry
Rock Desert’s Mining I.andscape (Mires), 592-599 Texas, 261-268
Rupke, Nicolaas A. Alexander von Humboldt, rev., 460- Thakur, Rajiv. Review of Schreuder: The Corporate Green¬
464 house, 614-616
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Theoretical geography, 414-422,423—434,435-446,576- Virginia, 37-52
591, 600-602 Visual representation, [ January] iii-iv, 19-36,37-52,53-
This Land Is Ours Now (Wolford), rev., 292-294 70, 71-87, 88-105, 106-124, 458-460
Time reckoning, 435-446
Topographic history, 396-413 W
Tornadoes, 371-395, 536-555 War and Nature (Brauer), rev., 464-467
Tourism, [January] iii-iv, 53-70 Warf, Barney. Excavating the Prehistory of Time-Space
Trade, 134-136, 518-535 Compression, 435-446
Traditional Ecologies of the Opium Poppy and Oral Weather, Geography, and Vehicle- Related Hyperthermia
History in Rural Turkey (Evered), 164-182 Deaths in Children (Grundstein, Null, and Meente-
Traditional economy, 556-575 meyer), 353-370
Train Time (Stilgoe), rev., 130-132 Weber, Joe. Review of Stilgoe: Train Time, 130-132
Transhumance, 556-575 Webster, Gerald R. American Nationalism, the Flag, and
Transnationalism, 294-297 the Invasion of Iraq, 1-18
Transportation, 37-52, 353-370 West, U.S., 136-139, 592-599
Transportation geography, 130-132, 435-446 Western, John. Review of Dikey: Badlands of the Repub¬
Turkey, 164-182, 299-315 lic, 127-129
Wetland.s, 134-136
U
Whaling, 606-608
United Kingdom, 71-87, 201-223 Wildlife, 183-200, 269-284, 592-599
United States, 1-18, 37-52, 71-87, 106-124, 130-132, Wilson, William. Review of Jones and Olwig, eds.: Nor¬
134-136,136-139,139-140,147-163,183-200,201- dic Landscapes, 132-134
223,224-242, 261-268,269-284, 289-290, 334-352, Wind energy, 201-223
353-370,371-395,396-413,447-457,497-517,536- Wolford, Wendy. This Land Is Ours Now, rev., 292-294
555, 592-599 Wyckoff, William. Review of Hayes: Historical Atlas of
Urban development, 147-163 the American West, 136-139
Urban form, 316-333, 396-413
Urban geography, 53-70, 106-124, 125-127, 127-129, Y
130-132,147-163,224-242,289-290,316-333,396-
Yoon, Hong-key. The Culture of Fengshui in Korea, rev.,
413,414-422, 423-434
610-614
Urban growth, 316-333 -. Human Modification of Korean Landforms for
Urban planning, 316-333, .396-413
Geomantic Purpo,ses, 243-260
Urban sprawl, 316-333
Young, Terence. Review of Hailey: Campsite, 467-469
Urbanization, 316-333
Utah, 334-352
Z
V Zimmerer, Karl S. Review of von Humboldt and Bon-
Vegetation, 458-460, 592-599 pland: Essay on the Geography of Plants, 458-460
Violence, 127-129 Zoogeography, 261-268, 269-284, 556-575, 606-608