Fellmann/Getis/Getis - Human Geography: Landscapes in Human Activities

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Annual Editions: Geography, 98/99 Ed.

Annual Editions are paperback compilations of articles relevant to specific courses. Entries are carefully selected, and each Annual Edition includes organizational features to enhance its usefulness in the classroom. These inexpensive, one-color publications are very popular with students. Articles appropriate to each Text chapter are listed.

Text Chapter	Article	Author	Source	Date
1 Introduction: Some Background Basics	1. The Four Traditions of Geography	William D. Pattison	Journal of Geography	Sept./Oct. 1990
	2. The American Geographies	Barry Lopez	Orion	Autumn 1989
	14. The Importance of Places, or, a Sense of Where You Are	Paul F. Starrs	Spectrum: The Journal of State Government	Summer 1994
	30. Raster Data for the Layman: Just What is GIS?	Mark Monmonier	Mercatorís World	Vol.1 No.2, 1996
2 Roots and Meaning of Culture	14. The Importance of Places, or, a Sense of Where You Are	Paul F. Starrs	Spectrum: The Journal of State Government	Summer 1994
	23. Moscow Reclaims its Past	Nicole Prevost-Logan	Archaeology	July/Aug. 1997
	24. Transportation and Urban Growth: The Shaping of the American Metropolis	Peter O. Muller	Focus	Summer 1986
	25. Bridge to the Past	Scott Elias	Earth	April 1997
	29. Hispanic Migration and Population Redistribution in the United States	Kevin E. McHugh	The Professional Geographer	November 1989
	36. Vanishing Languages	David Crystal	Civilization	Feb./March 1997
	37. Weíre All Minorities Now	Martha Farnsworth Riche	American Demographics	October 1991
3 Spatial Interaction and Spatial Behavior	10. Past and Present Land Use and Land Cover in the USA	William B. Meyer	Consequences	Spring 1995
	14. The Importance of Places, or, a Sense of Where You Are	Paul F. Starrs	Spectrum: The Journal of State Government	Summer 1994
	17. Regions and Western Europe	Barry M. Brunt	Journal of Geography	Jan./Feb. 1995
	19. Does It Matter Where You Are?		The Economist	July 30, 1994
	21. Water Resource Conflicts in the Middle East	Christine Drake	Journal of Geography	Jan./Feb. 1997
	24. Transportation and Urban Growth: The Shaping of the American Metropolis	Peter O. Muller	Focus	Summer 1986
	25. Bridge to the Past	Scott Elias	Earth	April 1997
	26. An Animal Superhighway?	Patricia King	Newsweek	July 28, 1997
	28. The New White Flight	William H. Frey	American Demographics	April 1994
4 Population: World Patterns, Regional Trends	4. The Global Tide	G. Lopez, J. Smith, and R. Pagnucco	The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists	July/Aug. 1995
	9. "Dammed If You Do"		World Press Review	August 1997
	10. Past and Present Land Use and Land Cover in the USA	William B. Meyer	Consequences	Spring 1995
	14. The Importance of Places, or, a Sense of Where You Are	Paul F. Starrs	Spectrum: The Journal of State Government	Summer 1994
	16. Megacities: Bane or Boon?		World Press Review	August 1996
	17. Regions and Western Europe	Barry M. Brunt	Journal of Geography	Jan./Feb. 1995
	19. Does It Matter Where You Are?		The Economist	July 30, 1994
	21. Water Resource Conflicts in the Middle East	Christine Drake	Journal of Geography	Jan./Feb. 1997
	23. Moscow Reclaims its Past	Nicole Prevost-Logan	Archaeology	July/Aug. 1997
	26. An Animal Superhighway?	Patricia King	Newsweek	July 28, 1997
	28. The New White Flight	William H. Frey	American Demographics	April 1994
	29. Hispanic Migration and Population Redistribution in the United States	Kevin E. McHugh	The Professional Geographer	November 1989
	31. Population, Poverty, and the Local Environment	Partha S. Dasgupta	Scientific American	February 1995
	32. The Future of Populous Economies: China and India Shape Their Destinies	Robert Livernash	Environment	July/Aug. 1995
	33. Vicious Circles: African Demographic History as a Warning	Timothy C. Weiskel	Harvard International Review	Fall 1994
	34. How Much Food Will We Need in the 21^st Century?	William H. Bender	Environment	March 1997
	35. Russiaís Population Sink	Toni Nelson	World Watch	Jan./Feb. 1996
	36. Vanishing Languages	David Crystal	Civilization	Feb./March 1997
	37. We're All Minorities Now	Martha Farnsworth Riche	American Demographics	October 1991
5 Language and Religion: Mosaics of Culture	24. Transportation and Urban Growth: The Shaping of the American Metropolis	Peter O. Muller	Focus	Summer 1986
	28. The New White Flight	William H. Frey	American Demographics	April 1994
	29. Hispanic Migration and Population Redistribution in the United States	Kevin E. McHugh	The Professional Geographer	November 1989
	36. Vanishing Languages	David Crystal	Civilization	Feb./March 1997
6 Ethnic Geography: Threads of Diversity	14. The Importance of Places, or, a Sense of Where You Are	Paul F. Starrs	Spectrum: The Journal of State Government	Summer 1994
	17. Regions and Western Europe	Barry M. Brunt	Journal of Geography	Jan./Feb. 1995
	23. Moscow Reclaims its Past	Nicole Prevost-Logan	Archaeology	July/Aug. 1997
	24. Transportation and Urban Growth: The Shaping of the American Metropolis	Peter O. Muller	Focus	Summer 1986
	25. Bridge to the Past	Scott Elias	Earth	April 1997
	28. The New White Flight	William H. Frey	American Demographics	April 1994
	29. Hispanic Migration and Population Redistribution in the United States	Kevin E. McHugh	The Professional Geographer	November 1989
	33. Vicious Circles: African Demographic History as a Warning	Timothy C. Weiskel	Harvard International Review	Fall 1994
	37. Weíre All Minorities Now	Martha Farnsworth Riche	American Demographics	October 1991
7 Folk and Popular Culture: Diversity and Uniformity	14. The Importance of Places, or, a Sense of Where You Are	Paul F. Starrs	Spectrum: The Journal of State Government	Summer 1994
	15. The Rise of the Region State	Kenichi Ohmae	Foreign Affairs	Spring 1993
	23. Moscow Reclaims its Past	Nicole Prevost-Logan	Archaeology	July/Aug. 1997
	28. The New White Flight	William H. Frey	American Demographics	April 1994
	29. Hispanic Migration and Population Redistribution in the United States	Kevin E. McHugh	The Professional Geographer	November 1989
	37. We're All Minorities Now	Martha Farnsworth Riche	American Demographics	October 1991
8 Livelihood and Economy: Primary Activities	9. "Dammed If You Do"		World Press Review	August 1997
	15. The Rise of the Region State	Kenichi Ohmae	Foreign Affairs	Spring 1993
	18. Twin Challenges: Energy and the Environment in Asia	William F. Martin	Harvard International Review	Summer 1997
	19. Does It Matter Where You Are?		The Economist	July 30, 1994
	21. Water Resource Conflicts in the Middle East	Christine Drake	Journal of Geography	Jan./Feb. 1997
	27. Raising the Dead Sea	Fred Pearce	New Scientist	July 22, 1995
	31. Population, Poverty, and the Local Environment	Partha S. Dasgupta	Scientific American	February 1995
	38. Smooth Sailing: Hong Kong's Economic Transition	Victor Fung	Harvard International Review	Summer 1997
9 Livelihood and Economy: From Blue Collar to Gold Collar	18. Twin Challenges: Energy and the Environment in Asia	William F. Martin	Harvard International Review	Summer 1997
	19. Does It Matter Where You Are?		The Economist	July 30, 1994
	27. Raising the Dead Sea	Fred Pearce	New Scientist	July 22, 1995
10 Patterns of Development and Change	4. The Global Tide	G. Lopez, J. Smith, and R. Pagnucco	The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists	July/Aug. 1995
	9. "Dammed If You Do"		World Press Review	August 1997
	11. China Shoulders the Cost of Environmental Change	Vaclav Smil	Environment	July/Aug. 1997
	15. The Rise of the Region State	Kenichi Ohmae	Foreign Affairs	Spring 1993
	19. Does It Matter Where You Are?		The Economist	July 30, 1994
	20. Low Water in the American High Plains	David E. Kromm	The World & I	February 1992
	22. Troubled Waters	Mark J. Valencia	The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists	Jan./Feb. 1997
	23. Moscow Reclaims its Past	Nicole Prevost-Logan	Archaeology	July/Aug. 1997
	27. Raising the Dead Sea	Fred Pearce	New Scientist	July 22, 1995
	32. The Future of Populous Economies: China and India Shape Their Destinies	Robert Livernash	Environment	July/Aug. 1995
	34. How Much Food Will We Need in the 21^st Century?	William H. Bender	Environment	March 1997
	35. Russiaís Population Sink	Toni Nelson	World Watch	Jan./Feb. 1996
	38. Smooth Sailing: Hong Kongís Economic Transition	Victor Fung	Harvard International Review	Summer 1997
11 Urban Systems and Urban Structures	2. The American Geographies	Barry Lopez	Orion	Autumn 1989
	10. Past and Present Land Use and Land Cover in the USA	William B. Meyer	Consequences	Spring 1995
	15. The Rise of the Region State	Kenichi Ohmae	Foreign Affairs	Spring 1993
	16. Megacities: Bane or Boon?		World Press Review	August 1996
	24. Transportation and Urban Growth: The Shaping of the American Metropolis	Peter O. Muller	Focus	Summer 1986
	32. The Future of Populous Economies: China and India Shape Their Destinies	Robert Livernash	Environment	July/Aug. 1995
12 The Political Ordering of Space	4. The Global Tide	G. Lopez, J. Smith, and R. Pagnucco	The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists	July/Aug. 1995
	15. The Rise of the Region State	Kenichi Ohmae	Foreign Affairs	Spring 1993
	16. Megacities: Bane or Boon?		World Press Review	August 1996
	17. Regions and Western Europe	Barry M. Brunt	Journal of Geography	Jan./Feb. 1995
	21. Water Resource Conflicts in the Middle East	Christine Drake	Journal of Geography	Jan./Feb. 1997
	22. Troubled Waters	Mark J. Valencia	The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists	Jan./Feb. 1997
	27. Raising the Dead Sea	Fred Pearce	New Scientist	July 22, 1995
	38. Smooth Sailing: Hong Kongís Economic Transition	Victor Fung	Harvard International Review	Summer 1997
13 Human Impacts on Natural Systems: Geographic Outlooks on Global Concerns	3. Human Domination of Earth's Ecosystems	P. Vitousek, H. Mooney, J. Lubchenco, and J. Melillo	Science	July 25, 1997
	5. The Coming Climate	T. Karl, N. Nicholls, and J. Gregory	Scientific American	May 1997
	6. Is it El Nino of the Century?	J. Madeleine Nash	Time	Aug. 18, 1997
	7. The Tortured Land	Eugene Linden	Time	Sept. 4, 1995
	8. The Environmental Challenges in Sub-Saharan Africa	Akin L. Mabogunje	Environment	May 1995
	9. "Dammed If You Do"		World Press Review	August 1997
	11. China Shoulders the Cost of Environmental Change	Vaclav Smil	Environment	July/Aug. 1997
	12. Threat of Encroaching Deserts May be More Myth than Fact	William K. Stevens	New York Times	January 18, 1994
	13. Health in the Hot Zone: How Would Global Warming Affect Humans?	Richard Monastersky	Science News	April 6, 1996
	18. Twin Challenges: Energy and Environment in Asia	William F. Martin	Harvard International Review	Summer 1997
	20. Low Water in the American High Plains	David E. Kromm	The World & I	February 1992
	26. An Animal Superhighway?	Patricia King	Newsweek	July 28, 1997
	27. Raising the Dead Sea	Fred Pearce	New Scientist	July 22, 1995
	31. Population, Poverty, and the Local Environment	Partha S. Dasgupta	Scientific American	February 1995
	32. The Future of Populous Economies: China and India Shape Their Destinies	Robert Livernash	Environment	July/Aug. 1995
	35. Russiaís Population Sink	Toni Nelson	World Watch	Jan./Feb. 1996

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