SALLIE ANN MARSTON
School of Geography and Development
College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
University of Arizona
Tucson, Arizona 85721
CURRICULUM VITAE
UNIVERSITY EDUCATION
Ph.D. Geography, University of Colorado, May 1986
M.A. Geography, University of Colorado, August 1982
A.B.
Geography and Psychology, Clark University, December 1974
STATEMENT OF MAJOR FIELD OR FIELDS
Political geography with an emphasis in socio-spatial theory
EMPLOYMENT
2005
Director, University of Arizona Community and School Garden Program
1999- Full Professor, Geography and Development, University of Arizona
1998-03 Head, Geography and Regional Development, University of Arizona
1997-02 Adjunct, Comparative Cultural and Literary Studies, University of Arizona
1994-95 Acting Director, Women’s Studies/SIROW, University of Arizona, Tucson
1992-98 Associate Professor, Geography and Regional Development, University of Arizona
1986- Adjunct, Program in Women’s Studies/Department of Gender and Women’s Studies,
University of Arizona (1986-1992)
1986-92 Assistant Professor, Geography and Regional Development, University of Arizona
1986
Instructor, Geography, University of Colorado, Boulder (Spring)
1984-86 Research Assistant, Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center,
University of Colorado, Boulder
1982-84 Research Assistant, NSF grant “Home Mortgage Lenders, Real Property Appraisers and
Earthquake Hazards,” University of Colorado, Boulder
1980-82 Graduate Teaching Assistant, Geography, University of Colorado, Boulder
1978-80 Transportation Planner, California Department of Transportation, San Francisco and
Sacramento, California
HONORS, RESEARCH GRANTS, AND AWARDS
2016
Udall Center Fellows Program, Institute of the Environment Fellowship Award
2015
College of SBS Magellan Circle Community Engagement Award
2015
Sabbatical Leave, Visiting Scholar, Geography, University of California Los Angeles
2014
Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) Faculty Excellence Award
2013
Lifetime Achievement Award Honors, Association of American Geographers
2012
Isaac Manasseh Meyer Fellow, National University of Singapore
2012
NSF DDRIG, “Institutions, Development, and the Politics of Locust Control in West
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2010-12
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Africa” (Claude Peloquin, Co-Principal Investigator) ($12,000)
NSF-REU, supplement to “Art-Science Collaborations, Bodies & Environments”
(Sally McCallum (undergraduate) and Sallie A. Marston (P.I.)) ($7000)
NSF DDRIG, “Coexisting Sovereignties, Overlapping Geographies: The Gwich’in
Nation and the U.S.-Canadian Border” (Jennifer E. McCormack, Co-Principal
Investigator) ($12,000)
Whiteley Center, University of Washington, Visiting Fellowship
NSF-AHRC grant, “Art-Science Collaborations, Bodies & Environments” (Sallie A.
Marston, Deborah Dixon, John Paul Jones, III and Keith Woodward, Co-Principal
Investigators) ($910,743)
Visiting Professor, California State University, Long Beach
NSF DDRIG, “Gendered Development and the Social Reproduction of Security in
Southeast Turkey” (Jessie H. Clark, Co-Principal Investigator) ($12,000)
Magellan Circle Grant, SBS, University of Arizona ($1800)
Whiteley Center, University of Washington, Visiting Fellowship
Sabbatical Leave, Distinguished Visiting Fellowship, Queen Mary, University of London
Magellan Circle Grant, SBS, University of Arizona ($2000)
Honorary Professor, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
International Affairs Program, Foreign Travel Grant ($1000)
UA Graduate College Graduate and Professional Education Teaching and Mentoring
Award ($2000)
“Texty Award”: Academic Authors Association, Best Social Science and Humanities
Textbook of the Year for World Regions in Global Context: Peoples, Places, and Environments.
Graduate and Professional Student Council Outstanding Mentor Award
Mortar Board Senior Honorary Award
Ellen Churchill Semple Lecture, University of Kentucky, Lexington
Proposition 301, Information Technology/Information Science Grant ($130,000)
SBSRI Academic Year Proposal Development Award. ($4000)
Sabbatical Leave, Academic Visitor, Queen Mary College, University of London
“Texty Award”: Academic Authors Association, Best Social Science and Humanities
Textbook of the Year for Human Geography: Places and Regions in Global Context
International Affairs Program, Foreign Travel Grant ($1000)
Vice President for Research, Small Grant ($5000)
Social and Behavioral Sciences Research Institute, Small Grant ($2000)
Sabbatical Leave, Visiting Scholar, University of California, Berkeley
Social and Behavioral Sciences Research Institute Mini-Grant ($1500)
Institute of British Geographers, Young Research Worker Award
International Programs Foreign Travel Grant ($800)
Women’s Studies Advisory Council, Summer Stipend
Udall Center for Studies in Public Policy, Fellow
Social and Behavioral Sciences Research Institute, Summer Stipend ($2000)
Social and Behavioral Sciences, Outstanding Teacher Award ($1000)
National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council, Travel Grant
Center for Urban Policy Research, Rutgers University, Summer Fellowship
University of Arizona Drachman Institute, Grant ($500)
Urban Geography Dissertation Award, Honorable Mention
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1984
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Nystrom Dissertation Award, Finalist
American Association of University Women, Fellowship ($7500)
University of Colorado, Graduate Student Foundation Award ($5000)
PRIVATE DONATIONS, FOUNDATION and UA PROGRAM GRANTS
(UA Community and School Garden Program)
2016
Thomas R. Brown Foundation (Sallie Marston) ($65,000)
2016
Agnese Nelms Haury Program for Environment and Social Justice (Sallie Marston and
Moses Thompson) ($10,000)
2015
Agnese Nelms Haury Program for Environment and Social Justice (Sallie Marston and
Moses Thompson) ($57,597)
2013-16 Stranahan Foundation (Sallie Marston and Moses Thompson) ($85,000)
2015
Agnese Nelms Haury Program for Environment and Social Justice ($10,000)
2015-16 Zuckerman Family Foundation (Moses Thompson and Sallie Marston) ($110,000)
2014-15 Ken and Linda Robin, Donors (Sallie Marston and Moses Thompson) ($15,000)
2012
UA Green Fund (Sallie Marston) ($24,000)
2011-13 UA Green Fund (Sarah Moore and Sallie Marston) ($45,700)
EXTRAMURAL SERVICE
Professional Memberships
1999-06 American Studies Association
1995-02 Urban Affairs Association
1995-00 International Sociological Association, Sociology of Urban and Regional Development
1988-91 Phoenix Group, AAG Sponsored Career Development Group for Recent PhDs
1987Pacific Coast Geographers
1980Association of American Geographers
Editorial Positions
2013Board of Advisors, Guilford Press
2004Editorial Board: Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie
2003-09 Editorial Board: Rand McNally Goode’s World Atlas 21th edition
2002-10 Editorial Board: Progress in Planning
2000-11 Editorial Board: Progress in Human Geography
1997-99 Editorial Board: Perspectives: Geography (Coursewise Publications)
1996-00 Editorial Board: Annals of the Association of American Geographers
1996-00 Editorial Board: Urban Affairs Review
1995-00 Co-Editor: Urban Affairs Annual Reviews (Series Editor with David Perry)
1994-05 Editorial Board: Journal of Historical Geography
1994Editorial Board: Political Geography
1992-95 Editorial Board: Gender, Place, and Culture: A Journal of Feminist Geography
1992-06 Editorial Board: Urban Geography
1989Editorial Board: Cities, an International Quarterly on Urban Policy
1984-89 U.S. Adviser: Cities, an International Quarterly on Urban Policy
Disciplinary Service
2014
Society of Women Geographers Fellowship Committee
2014
National Research Council and the National Science Foundation, Workshop on
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2006-13
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1998-08
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1993-94
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1991-93
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1988
Transformative Research in the Geographical Sciences
Treasurer, AAG
Finance Committee, AAG
Publications Committee, AAG
Committee on Committees, AAG
National Councilor, AAG
Association of Pacific Geographers, Women’s Network Scholarship Committee
Selection Committee, new Co-Editor, Political Geography
Nominating Committee, Association of American Geographers
Academic Program Review, Geography and Anthropology, Georgia State University
Association of American Geographers, Popular Book Award Committee
NSF Panelist for Geography, Planning, and Political Science Graduate Research Fellowships
Association of American Geographers, Publications Committee
National Advisory Board Member, ETS, Praxis Social Studies
Arizona Geographic Alliance, Participant
People’s Geography Project, Member
NSF Workshop on Urban Sustainability, Participant
Urban Geography Specialty Group, Chair
Urban Geography Specialty Group, Vice-Chair
Geographic Perspectives on Women Specialty Group, Board of Directors
Urban Specialty Group, Board of Directors
Dissertation Award Committee, Urban Geography Specialty Group
Proposals reviewed for the National Science Foundation, Social Sciences and Humanities
Research Council of Canada, Social and Economic Research Council, UK, American
Association of University Women, Social Science Research Council, American Council of
Learned Societies
Manuscripts reviewed for Nordsk Geografisk Tidsshrifft; Tijdschrift Voor Economische En Sociale
Geografie, Political Geography (Quarterly), Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, Gender,
Place, and Culture, Environment and Planning A, Environment and Planning D, Journal of Historical
Geography, Urban Geography, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, Urban Affairs
Quarterly, Urban Affairs Review, Historical Geography Review, Ecumene (now Cultural Geographies),
Political Geography, Progress in Human Geography, Annals of the Association of American
Geographers, Professional Geographer, Canadian Geographer, Urban Geography, Cities, Antipode,
Area, Economic Geography, Mobilizations, Dialogues in Human Geography, Social and Cultural
Geographies
University of Arizona Press, Edward Arnold Publishers, Prentice Hall, Harper Collins,
Sage Publications, Johns Hopkins University Press, University of Pittsburg Press, Guilford
Press, Blackwell Press, Routledge Press, Temple University Press, University of North
Carolina Press, Columbia University Press, University of Minnesota Press
Nominating Committee, Geographic Perspectives on Women
Nominating Committee, Urban Geography Specialty Group
Program Committee Annual Meeting of the AAG, Phoenix
INTRAMURAL SERVICE
Departmental Service
2013
Third-Year Review Committee
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Graduate Director
Human Geography Curriculum Committee
Mentor: Jeffrey Banister, Sapana Doshi, and Tracey Osborne
Promotion and Tenure Committee
Promotion and Tenure Committee
Colloquium Committee (chair)
Human Subjects Protection Program, Departmental Representative
Promotion and Tenure Committee (chair)
Development Committee (chair)
Mentor: Sandy Dall’erba and Elizabeth Ogelsby
Merit Review Committee
Graduate Committee
Janice Monk Distinguished Visiting Lecturer Committee
Promotion Committee
Graduate Committee
Mentor: Sarah Elwood
Chair, Development Committee
Personnel Committee
Critical Human Geography Committee (chair)
New Head Search Committee
Acting Secretary, Faculty Meetings
Curriculum Committee, (chair, AY90-91, 95-96, 96-97, 97-98)
Graduate Student Examining Committee
Colloquium Committee (chair 1991-92)
Teaching Assistantship Awards Committee
Hecht Award Committee
Geography Club Advisor
Faculty Advisor: you are here: A Journal of Creative Geography
Recruiting Committee, Affirmative Action Recruitment
Fact Finding Committee on Faculty Governance
Comprehensive Examination Committee, M.S. Program in Planning
Search Committee, Russian and Soviet Studies/Geography and Regional
Development
1991-06 Undergraduate Advisor
1995-07
1992
Strategic Planning Committee
1992
Internal Review Committee
1993
Annual Performance Evaluation Committee
1994-95 Personnel Committee
1996
Head Review Committee
1996-03 Critical Human Geography Committee
1998-00 Graduate Committee
2006-07
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1998Departmental Executive Committee, Chair
1999-0 Departmental Academic Program Review, Co-Chair
2006-07 Departmental Academic Program Review, Member
University Service
2015
Advisory Board, Center for Regional Food Studies
2013
Promotion Committee, Gender and Women’s Studies
2013-14 University Distinguished Professor Selection Committee
2013-15 MENAS Michael E. Bonine Memorial Travel and Research Awards Committee
2012-14 College of SBS New Head/Director Mentor
2012
Department of Sociology, Search Committee Member
2011
School of Anthropology, Academic Program Review Committee
2010-12 SBSRI Advisory Committee
2010
Internal Review Committee
2009Director, UA Community and School Garden Program
2009
Review Panel, Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Grant Program
2009
Third Year Review Committee, Gender & Women’s Studies
2006
Promotion and Tenure Committee, College of Humanities
2004-09 Planning Committee IDP on Culture, Theory and Society
2004-07 SBS Faculty Advisory Council (Chair 06-07)
2004
Third Year Review Committee, Latin American Studies
2004
Department of History, Academic Program Review Committee
2010Consort to SBS Dean
2003-05 Promotion & Tenure Committee, College of SBS
2003-10 Mentor: Elizabeth Oglesby, Latin American Studies
2002-04 Rockefeller Foundation, Sex, Race and Globalization Committee
2002
SBS Mid-Career Writing Assessment Survey Development Team
2003
Sunset Review Committee, Institute for the Study of Planet Earth
2002
Fifth Year Review Committee, Head of Anthropology (chair)
2001- 13 University Fulbright Review Committee
2001
Editor for the College of SBS “White Paper” Series
2001
Fifth Year Review Committee, Dean of CAPLA
2000
Southwest Center Faculty Search Committee
1999
Promotion and Tenure Review Committee, Women’s Studies
1998- 08 Meet Your Major Fair Departmental Representative
1997-98 SBS-CASA (GIS Lab) Steering Committee
1997
SBS Committee on Tier One and Tier Two Courses
1996
Academic Program Review, Department of Psychology
1996
Promotion and Tenure Review Committee, Women’s Studies
1996
International Student Orientation Advising
1995-97 SBSRI Advisory Board
1995
Search Committee, Dean, College of Architecture
1994-97 Udall Center Fellowship Selection Committee
1993
Panelist, Provost’s Workshop on Promotion, Tenure, and Continuing Status
1993
Interview, “Arizona Illustrated”, neighborhood activism in Tucson
1993
Speaker, UA101 Recruitment Program
1993- Udall Center Advisory Board
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1993
SBS Policy Studies Committee
Conference Organizer for “Making Worlds: Theory and Practice in the Making of
Feminist Texts”
Secretary, Association for Women Faculty
Committee on Graduate Study
Interdisciplinary Studies Advisor
Speaker’s Series Committee, Women’s Studies
Award Committee, Florence Hemley Schneider Prize, Women’s Studies
Search Committee, Department of Political Science, Gender and Politics Position
Honors Dialogue Participant
Honors Advisor
1992-93
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1989-07
2011-12
1988-93 Grade Appeals Committee
1988-90 Association of Women Faculty Parental Leave Policy Committee
1988-89 Search Committee, Office of Arid Lands Studies/Department of Geography and
Regional Development, Remote Sensing Position
1988
Writing Proficiency Exam Grader
LIST OF PUBLICATIONS
Scholarly Books and Monographs
2013
Feminist Geopolitics: At the Sharp End (D.P. Dixon and S.A. Marston, eds.) Taylor and
Francis, 168 pages.
2009
Sage Handbook of Social Geographies (S.J. Smith, R. Pain, S.A. Marston & J.P. Jones, III, eds.),
Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage, 632 pages.
2004
Life's Work: Geographies of Social Reproduction (K. Mitchell, S. A. Marston & C. Katz, eds.),
Cambridge: Blackwell, 233 pages
1999
Making Worlds: Gender, Metaphor, Materiality (S.H. Aiken, A. Brigham, S.A. Marston, and
P. Waterstone, eds.), Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 326 pages
1986
Terminal Disasters: an Introduction to the Use of Computers in Emergency Management (editor).
Program on Environment and Behavior, Monograph #39, Boulder, CO: Institute of
Behavioral Science, 218 pages
1983
Home Mortgage Lenders, Real Property Appraisers and Earthquake Hazards (R. I. Palm, with S. A.
Marston, P. A. Kellner and D. M. Smith), Program on Environment and Behavior
Monograph #38, Boulder, CO: Institute of Behavioral Science, 152 pages
Textbooks
2016
World Regions in Global Context: Peoples, Places, and Environments (S.A. Marston, P.L.
Knox, D.L. Liverman, P. Robbins, and V.J. DelCasino) Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice
Hall/Pearson Education, 6th edition (1st ed., 2002; 2nd ed., 2005; 3rd ed., 2008; 4th ed., 2011;
5th 2014)
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2015
Human Geography: Places and Regions in a Global Context (P.L. Knox and S.A. Marston) Upper
Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall 7th edition (1st ed, 1999; 2nd ed., 2000; update ed., 2002; 3rd
ed., 2004; 4th ed., 2007, 5th ed., 2010, 6th ed., 2013)
2009
Humangeographie (P.L. Knox, S.A. Marston, H. von Hans Gebhardt, P. Meusburger and D.
Wastl-Walter) Heidelberg and Berlin: Specktrun Adademisher Verlag (German edition of
Human Geography: Places and Regions in Global Context) 2nd edition (1st ed., 2001)
2004
Human Geography: Places and Regions in Global Context (P.L. Knox, S.A. Marston and Nash,
A.E.) Toronto: Pearson Education, Canadian edition
Chapters in Scholarly Books and Monographs
2015
“Demanding Life’s Work”, in Precarious Worlds: Contested Geographies of Social Reproduction, K.
Meehan and K. Strauss (eds.) (C. Katz, S.A. Marston, and K. Mitchell), Athens: University
of Georgia Press, pp. forthcoming.
2013
“Introduction: Feminist Engagement with Geopolitics”, in Feminist Geopolitics: At the Sharp
End (D.P. Dixon and S.A. Marston, eds.) Taylor and Francis, pp. 1-21.
2011
“Human Geography without Scale”, reprinted in Human Geography, Vol. 3, D. Gregory and
N. Castree (eds.) S.A. Marston, J.P. Jones, III, and Keith Woodward), Beverly Hills: Sage
Publications, pp. 265-294
2010
“Scales and Networks”, in Companion to Human Geography, J. Agnew and J. Duncan (eds.) (J.P.
Jones, S.A. Marston, and K. Woodward) Oxford: Blackwell, pp. 404-414
2009
“Introduction: The Shape of Social Geographies,” in Sage Handbook of Social Geographies (J.P.
Jones, III, S.A. Marston, S.J. Smith, R. Pain and, eds.), Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage, pp. 1-40
2009
“Geographies of Social Justice,” in Sage Handbook of Social Geographies (S.J. Smith, R. Pain,
S.A. Marston and J.P. Jones, III, eds.), Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage, pp. 411-418
2008
“The Social Construction of Scale,” reprinted in book series “Contemporary Foundations in
Space and Place”: Theory and Methods: Critical Essays in Human Geography, J. Agnew and V.
Mamadouh (eds.) London: Ashgate.
2008
“Human Geography without Scale,” reprinted in book series “Contemporary Foundations in
Space and Place”: Politics: Critical Essays in Human Geography, J. Agnew and V. Mamadouh (eds.)
London: Ashgate.
2008
“Flattening Ontologies of Globalization: The Nollywood Case,” reprinted in Cultures of
Globalization: Coherence, Hybridity, Contestation, K. Archer, M.M. Bosman, M.M. Amen, and E.
Schmidt (eds.) (S.A. Marston, K. Woodward, J.P. Jones III) London: Routledge, pp. 45-63
2007
“Social Geography in the United States: Everywhere and Nowhere,” reprinted in Mapping
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Worlds: International Perspectives on Social and Cultural Geographies, R. Kitchen (ed), (V.J. Del
Casino and S.A. Marston) London: Routledge, pp. 345-360
2006
“Challenging Global Representations of Islam,” in Teaching About the Islamic World, B. Mowell
(ed.) (P. Kaldjian and S.A. Marston) National Council on Geographic Education, pp. 105-110
2005
“Coming of Age: Urban Geography in the 1980s,” S.A. Marston and G. Pratt, in Urban
Geography in America, 1950-2000, L.J. Berry and J.O. Wheeler (eds.) New York: Routledge,
pp. 265-278
2004
“Citizens and the State: Contextualizing Citizenship Formations in Space and Time,”
S.A. Marston and K. Mitchell, in Spaces of Democracy, C. Barnett & M. Low (eds.) London: Sage
Publications, pp. 93-112
2004
“Life’s Work: A Review and Critique,” in K. Mitchell, S. A. Marston & C. Katz (eds.) Life's
Work, Cambridge: Blackwell, (K. Mitchell, S. A. Marston and C. Katz), pp. 1-26
2004
“A Long Way from Home: Domesticating the Social Production of Scale,” in Scale, Geographic
Inquiry: Nature, Society and Method, R. McMaster and E. Sheppard (eds.) Cambridge: Blackwell,
pp. 170-191
2002
“On Location: Pedagogy and the Production of the Western American Landscape in Mi
Vida Loca and Terminator 2,” S.A.Marston & with A. Brigham, Engaging Film: Geographies of
Mobility and Identity, T. Cresswell and D. Dixon (eds.) Lanham, MD: Rowman
& Littlefield, pp. 226-245
1999 “Introduction,” in S. Aiken, A. Brigham, S.A. Marston and P. Waterstone (eds.) Making
Worlds: Gender, Metaphor, Materiality, (S. Aiken, A. Brigham, S. Marston and P. Waterstone)
University of Arizona Press, pp. 3-10
1995
“World Cities and Global Communities: The Municipal Foreign Policy Movement and New
Roles for Cities,” in P. Knox and P. Taylor (eds.) World Cities in a World System (A. Kirby,
S.A. Marston, and K. Seasholes) Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 267-279
1993
“Private Spaces and the Politics of Places: Community Responses to Economic and Spatial
Restructuring in Tucson and El Paso,” in R. Fisher and J. Kling (eds.) Mobilizing the Community,
(S. Marston and G. Towers) Newbury Park: Sage, pp. 5-102
1993
“Citizen Action Programs and Participatory Politics in Tucson,” in H. Ingram & S.R.
Smith (eds.) Public Policy for Democracy, Brookings Institution,
pp. 119-135
1992
“A World in a Grain of Sand: Global Restructuring and Neighborhood Activism in
Tucson, AZ,” in S. Brooker-Gross (ed.) Revisiting the Americas: Teaching and Learning the
Geography of the Western Hemisphere, National Council for Geographic Education,
pp. 155-161
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1991
“Contested Territory: An Ethnic Parade as Symbolic Resistance,” in R. Weible (ed.)The
Continuing Revolution, Lowell Historical Society, pp. 213-233
1989
“American Geography and the Urban Problematic: A Study in Ambivalence,” in G.
Gaile and C. Wilmott (eds.) Geography in America (S.A. Marston, G. Towers, A. Kirby,
and M. Cadwallader), Merrill, pp. 290-315
1986
“Introduction,” in S.A. Marston (ed.) Terminal Disasters (S.A. Marston and D.M. Liverman)
University of Colorado: Institute of Behavioral Science, pp. 1-21
1983
“Theoretical Implications: the Recasting of Hazards Theory,” in R. Palm et al. Home
Mortgage Lenders, Real Property Appraisers and Earthquake Hazards (S.A. Marston and R.
Palm). Program on Environment and Behavior, Monograph #38, University of Colorado:
Institute of Behavioral Science, pp. 101-114
Articles in Refereed Journals
2016
“The Jan Monk Lecture in Feminist Geography: The First Ten Years,” Gender, Place and
Culture, gpc online, forthcoming, (S.A. Marston and S. Doshi)
2016
“Neil Smith’s Scale,” Antipode: A Journal of Radical Geography, special issue, pp. 1-15 (J.P.
Jones III, H. Leitner, S.A. Marston, and E. Sheppard)
2015
“School Gardens as Sites for Forging Progressive Socio-Ecological Futures,” Annals of the
Association of American Geographers, special issue, 105(2): 407-415 (S. Moore, J. Wilson, S.
Kelly-Richards, S.A. Marston)
2015
“The Art of Socio-Ecological Transformation,” Annals of the Association of American
Geographers, special issue, 105(2): 331-341 (H. Hawkins, S.A. Marston, M. Ingram and E.
Straughan)
2015
“One Sinister Hurricane: Rethinking Collaborative Visualization,” Annals of the Association of
American Geographers, 105(3): 1-16 (K. Woodward, J.P. Jones, L. Vigdor, H. Hawkins, S.A.
Marston and D. Dixon)
2015
“Ontology and Methodology”, review essay of Geopolitics and Expertise,” in V. Bachmann
(ed.) “Bureaucratic fields and the Brussels machinery: Reading Merje Kuus’ Geopolitics and
Expertise, Political Geography, 44: 22-23
2014
“The State of Objects,” Political Geography, 39: 60-62 (K. Meehan, I.G.R. Shaw, and S.A.
Marston)
2013
“Creativity and Geography: Toward a Politicized Intervention,” Geographical Review, 103(2):
iii-xxvi (S.A. Marston and S. de Leeuw) (co-editors of special issue of Geographical Review on
“Creativity and Geography”
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2013
“Political Geography of the Object,” Political Geography, 33: 1-10 (K. Meehan, I.G.R.
Shaw and S.A. Marston)
Review Essay of Red Tape: Bureaucracy, Structural Violence and Poverty in India, by A. Gupta
(University of California Press) Society and Space Online
http://societyandspace.com/2013/08/28/review-forum-on-akhil-guptas-red-tape/
2012
“Spatializing and Materializing the Teaching of Muslim Issues in U.S. Undergraduate
Geography Courses,” Arab World Geography, 15(3): 252-260 (J.H. Clark and S.A. Marston)
2012
“Designing Nature for Learning: School Gardens for Youth and Child Education,”
Children, Youth and Environments, 22(1): 250-259 (S. Moore, M. Apicella, S.A. Marston and
M. Thompson)
2012
“On Subjectivity, Politics, and Autonomous Spaces,” Progress in Human Geography, 36(1):
204-224, (K. Woodward, S.A. Marston, J.P. Jones III)
2011
“Introduction: Feminist Engagements with the Geopolitical,” Gender, Place and Culture,
18(4): 445-453 (D. Dixon and S.A. Marston)
2010
“Of Eagles and Flies: Orientations Toward the Site,” Area, 42(3): 270-280 (K. Woodward,
J.P. Jones III and S.A. Marston)
2010
“Teaching Social Geography in the USA,” review essay of Social Geography: A Critical
Introduction, Social and Cultural Geography, by Vincent J. Del Casino, Jr. 11(6): 615-626
2008
“Downsizing Wal-Mart: A Response to Prytherch,” Urban Geography, (29)1: 78-84 (K.
Woodward, J.P. Jones III and S.A. Marston)
2007
“Disassembling Scale: A Reply to Critics,” Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 32:
264-276 (J.P. Jones III, K. Woodward and S.A. Marston)
2007
“Flattening Ontologies of Globalization: The Nollywood Case,” Globalizations, 4(1): 45-63
(S.A. Marston, K. Woodward and J.P. Jones III)
2007
“The Eagle and the Flies, and Other Fables for the Micro,” Track 3 in SECONS (SocioEconomics of Space) Discussion Forum, http://www.giub.uni-bonn.de/grabher, (K.
Woodward, J.P. Jones III, and S.A. Marston)
2007
“Announcing: The Jan Monk Lecture in Feminist Geography,” Gender, Place and Culture,
14(1): 1-3 (S.A. Marston and J.P. Jones III)
2006
“Social Geography in the United States: Everywhere and Nowhere,” Social and Cultural
Geography, 7(6), 995-1008 (V.J. del Casino and S.A. Marston)
2005
“Human Geography without Scale,” Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 30: 416-
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432 (S.A. Marston, J.P. Jones III and K. Woodward)
2005
“Teaching the Cultural Politics and Economy of Global Cities in the Periphery,” Urban
Geography 26(3): 252-256 (S.A. Marston and K.E. Manning)
2005
“Viewpoint: Progress or Regress?” Progress in Human Geography, 29(1): 1-3 (B.J. Marks and
S.A. Marston)
2005
“An Urban Geography of Possibility,” Urban Geography, 26(2): 97-99 (D.L. Prytherch and
S.A. Marston)
2004
“What’s Culture Got to Do with It?: A Response to Jakobsen and van Duesen,” Political
Geography 24(1): 35-39
2004
“State, Culture, Space: Uneven Developments in Political Geography,” Political Geography
24(1): 1-16
2004
“Coming of Age: Urban Geography in the 1980s,” Urban Geography 24(4): 340-351. (S.A.
Marston and G. Pratt)
2003
“Introduction: Life’s Work: An Introduction, Review and Critique,” Antipode 35(3): 415422. (K. Mitchell, S. A. Marston and C. Katz), pp.1-26
2003
“Political Geography in Question,” for Political Geography Forum, Political Geography, 22(6):
633-636
2003
“Mobilizing Geography: Locating Space in Social Movement Theory,” Mobilizations,
8(2): 227-231
2002
“War: What is it good for?” review essay of Cultural Geography: A Critical Introduction, by D.
Mitchell (Cambridge: Blackwell) Antipode, 34(2) 316-320
2002
“Guest Editorial,” N. Wrigley and S. A. Marston, special issue, Tijdschrift voor Economische en
Sociale Geografie, 93(1): 3-4
2002
“Flexible Retail: Gap Inc. and the New Spaces of Shopping in the United States,”
Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 93(1): 83-99 (S. A. Marston and A. Modarres)
2002
“Making Difference: Conflict Over Irish Identity in the New York City St. Patrick’s
Day Parade,” Political Geography, 21(3): 373-392
2001
Review Essay of Geography and Social Movements, by B. Miller (Minneapolis: University of
Minnesota Press, Political Geography, 20: 925-934
2001
“States, Scales and Households: Limits to Scale Thinking? A Response to Brenner,”
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Progress in Human Geography, 25(4): 615-619 (S. A. Marston and N. Smith)
2000
“Teaching and Learning the Lessons of Complexity,” The Arab World Geographer, 4(2): 100103 (S.A. Marston and F. Rouhani)
2000
“The Social Construction of Scale,” Progress in Human Geography, 24(2), June, 219-242
1997
“Who’s Policing What Space: Critical Silences in Steve Herbert’s Policing Space,” Urban
Geography 18(5): 385-388
1995
“The Private Goes Public: Citizenship and the New Spaces of Civil Society,” Political
Geography 14(2): 194-199
1994
“Citizenship, Struggle, and Political and Economic Restructuring,” Environment and Planning
A 26(6): 840-848 (S.A. Marston and L. Staeheli)
1991
“Urban Restructuring and the Convergence of New Political Groupings: Women and
Neighborhood Activism in Tucson, Arizona, USA,” Geoforum, 22(2): 223-236 (S.A. Marston
and M.A. Saint-Germain)
1990
Review Symposium on Urban Fortunes: a Political Economy of Place (editor) Urban Geography
11(2): 176-178
1990
“Who Are ‘The People’?: Gender, Citizenship, and the Making of the American Nation,”
Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 8: 449-458
1990
“Resources for Geographers from Women and Environments,” Journal of Geography in Higher
Education 14(1): 83-86 (S.A. Marston and P. Seavey)
1989
“Adopted Citizens: Discourse and the Production of Meaning among Nineteenth Century
American Urban Immigrants,” Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 14: 435-445
1989
“Ante el Desafió Post-Moderno: La Importancia del Lenguaje para una Geografía Humana
Reconstruida,” Boletín de La Asociación de Geógrafos Españoles 9: 49-62
1989
“Public Rituals and Community Power: St. Patrick's Day Parades in Lowell, Massachusetts,”
Political Geography Quarterly, 8(3): 255-269
1988
“Neighborhood and Politics: Irish Ethnicity in Nineteenth Century Lowell, Massachusetts,”
Annals of the Association of American Geographers 78(3): 414-432
1988
“Urbanization, Industrialization and the Social Creation of a Space Economy,” Urban
Geography, March-April, 9(4): 358-375 (S.A. Marston and A. M. Kirby)
1985
“Urban Captives: Women in the American City,” Cities, 2(3): 120-123
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1983
“Natural Hazards Research: Toward a Political Economy Perspective,” Political Geography
Quarterly, 2(4): 339-348
Encyclopedia Entries
2016 “Nollywood, the global film giant” in Creativity: Live, Work, Create, H. Hawkins (ed.), London:
Routledge, forthcoming, pp. xx-xx.
2009
“Scale” in Dictionary of Human Geography, 5th ed., R. J. Johnston, et al (eds.) Oxford: Blackwell,
pp. 664-666 (S.A. Marston, J.P. Jones, III and K. Woodward)
2006
“Scale” in Encyclopedia of Human Geography, B. Warf (ed.), Newbury Park: Sage, pp. 421-423
1998
“Ethnic Neighborhoods” and “Parades” in American Cities and Suburbs Encyclopedia, N.
Shumsky (ed.), Garland Press, pp. 284-296; 551-553
Research Reports, Discussion Papers, and Working Papers
1991 “Community Politics in the Face of Urban Restructuring in the Southwest: the Case of
Tucson and El Paso,” Drachman Institute Working Paper #91-06, Tucson, AZ, University of
Arizona, 27 pages (S.A. Marston and G. Towers)
1989
“Meeting the Post Modern Challenge: the Importance of Language to a Reconstructed
Human Geography,” Department of Geography and Regional Development Discussion Paper #89-1,
Tucson, AZ, University of Arizona, 16 pages
1988
“Citizens in Conflict: Neighborhood Politics and Urban Growth in Tucson,” Department of
Geography and Regional Development Discussion Paper #88-6, Tucson, AZ, University of Arizona,
43 pages
1987
“Contested Terrain: An Ethnic Parade as Symbolic Resistance,” Department of Geography and
Regional Development Discussion Paper #87- 4, Tucson, AZ, University of Arizona, 26 pages
1986
“Geography and American Exceptionalism: A Spatial Perspective to Urban Historiography,”
Department of Geography and Regional Development Discussion Paper #86-12, Tucson, AZ,
University of Arizona, 26 pages
1984
“A Political Economy Approach to Hazards: A Case Study of California and the Earthquake
Threat,” NHRAIC Working Paper #49, Boulder, CO: Institute of Behavioral Science, 30
pages
Conference Proceedings/Reports
1988 “Citizens in Conflict: Neighborhood Politics and Urban Growth in Tucson,” in M. Philak
(ed.) The City in the Twenty-First Century. Conference Proceedings (Arizona State University:
Tempe) pp. 265-276
1988
“Changing Urban Structure,” Conference Report on the 84th annual meeting of the
Association of American Geographers, Cities 5(4): 388-389
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Book Reviews
2003 The Wearing of the Green: the History of St. Patrick’s Day by M. Cronin and D. Adair, Journal of
Historical Geography, 29(4): 653-654 (J. McGovern and S.A. Marston)
2002
Human Geography: Issues for the 21st Century by P. Daniels, M. Bradshaw, D. Shaw and J.
Sidaway, Progress in Human Geography 26(6): 837-838. (K. Elmore and S.A. Marston)
1999
Streets: Critical Perspectives on Public Space by C. Zeynep, D. Favro & R. Ingersoll, (eds.) Urban
Geography, 20(2): 190-193 (E. Mariolle and S.A. Marston)
1999
Cities for Citizens: Planning and the Rise of Civil Society in a Global Age by M. Douglass and J.
Friedmann (eds.) and, Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 17(4): 502-504 (D.
Prytherch and S.A. Marston)
1998
Replacing Citizenship: AIDS Activism and Radical Democracy, by M. Brown, Gender Place and
Culture, 5(3): 305-318
1993
Gendered Spaces, by D. Spain, Contemporary Sociology 22(2): 175-176
1993
Nature’s Metropolis, by W. Cronon, Antipode, 26(1): 126-129 (R. Saunders and S.A. Marston)
1992
Contested Ground: Collective Action and the Urban Neighborhood, by J. E. Davis, American
Political Science Review 86(1): 527-528.
1990
Women in Cities: Geography and Gender in the Urban Environment, edited by Jo Little, et al.,
Progress in Human Geography (P. Seavey and S.A. Marston) 14(1): 142-143
1990
Poverty, Ethnicity, and the American City, 1840-1925: Changing Conceptions of the Slum and the
Ghetto, (by D. Ward) Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 15(2): 253-255
1989
We the People: An Atlas of America's Ethnic Diversity, by J. Allen and E. Turner, Political
Geography Quarterly 8(1): 95-96
1989
The Changing Face of Cities: A Study of Development Cycles and Urban Form, by J. W. R.
Whitehand, Geographical Review (S.A. Marston and A. Kirby) 79(4): 484-485
1988
Solidarity and Fragmentation: Working People and Class Consciousness in Detroit, 1875-1900, by
J. Oestreicher, Journal of Historical Geography, 14(1): 89-90
1988
Human Territoriality: Its Theory and History, by R. D. Sack, Annals of Regional Science, XXI
(3): 132-133
1988
The New Urban Landscape: The Redefinition of City Form in Nineteenth- Century America, by D.
Schuyler, Professional Geographer, 40(3): 373-374
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1987
The Unsheltered Woman: Women and Housing in the 80s, edited by E. L. Birch, Cities, 4(1):
93-95
1987
For Bread with Butter: Life Worlds of East Central Europeans in Johnstown, Pennsylvania 1890-1940,
by E. Morawska, Journal of Historical Geography, 13(1): 95-96
1986
Her Place, Her Space, by M. E. Mazey and D. R. Lee, and Geography and Gender, by The
Women and Geography Specialty Group of the I.B.G., Urban Resources, 3(2): 60-62
1985
Sunbelt Cities, edited by R. Bernard and B. Rice, Cities, 2(2): 169-170
1985
Sunbelt/Snowbelt, edited by L. Sawers and W. Tabb, Cities, 2(3): 274-275
1983 Geography and the Urban Environment 5, edited by R. J. Johnston and D. T. Herbert, Cities,
1(1): 97-98
Scholarly Presentations/Panels
Invited
2016 “Cold Encounters: Feminist Geopolitics, Geoeasthetics and Climate Change,” Tod Spieker
Colloquium, University of California Los Angeles
2016
“The Water-Food-Energy Nexus Panel Discussion”, SWAN Conference on the WaterFood-Energy Nexus, Tucson Arizona
2015
“Imagine the Impossible: Transversality and Creation of Subjectivities,” Ohio State
University, Department of Geography, Columbus
2015
“Imagine the Impossible: Transversality and Creation of Subjectivities,” Donald Meinig
Invited Lecture, Syracuse University, Syracuse
2014
“Thinking and Doing Spatiality Differently,” Kemp Symposium on History and Geography,
Department of History, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
2012
“Site Ontology, Subjectivity, and the Politics of Autonomous Spaces,” National University
of Singapore
2010
“Of Eagles and Flies: Orientations to and Examples of the Site”, Evelyn Pruitt Lecture,
Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge
2010
“Of Eagles and Flies: Orientations to and Examples of the Site”, Florida International
University, Miami
2008
“On Autonomous Spaces,” Queen Mary University of London, UK
2008
“On Autonomous Spaces,” Dartmouth College, Hanover
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2006
“Ontologies of Globalization,” Clark University, Worcester
2006
“Connectivities: Reconceptualizing Globalization, Urbanization and Culture,” Dialogic
Conference on Globalization, Patel Center for Global Solutions, University of South Florida,
Tampa
2005
“Human Geography without Scale,” University of Berne, Switzerland
2005
“Human Geography without Scale,” University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
2004
“Human Geography without Scale,” International Geographical Union, Glasgow, Scotland
2004
“Court-Ordered Revisions of Public and Private Space,” Social Science Colloquium Speaker,
Bucknell University, Lewisburg
2004
“Citizens and States,” Department of Geography, University of Georgia, Athens
2003
“Space/State/Culture,” Department of Geography, University of California Los Angeles
2002
“Life’s Work,” University of Arizona, Women's Studies Colloquium Series
2001
“Citizens and the State: Contextualizing Citizenship Formations in Space and Time,”
Division of the Social Sciences, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
2001
“The Social Reproduction of Scale: (US, Urban, Middle Class, White) Women and 19th
Century State Formation,” Department of Geography University of Durham, UK
2001
“The Social Reproduction of Scale and Nineteenth Century State Formation,” Department
of Geography, University of Nottingham, UK
2000
Keynote Speaker, “The Difference That Makes a Difference: Sexualities and Conflicts over
Irish Identity in the New York City Saint Patrick’s Day Parades in 1990s,” Annual East
Coast Geography Graduate Student Conference, Syracuse University
2000
“Conflicting Differences in the New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade,” Department of
Geography, Queen Mary, University of London, UK
2000
Keynote Speaker, “Geography, Scale-making, and Social Reproduction,” Changing
Geography: Conference for Teachers of Geography, Institute of Education, University
College London
2000
“Difference, Space, and Power in the New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parades,”
Department of Geography, University of Swansea, Wales
1999
“W(h)ither the Mall?!: Gap, Inc. and the Development and Restructuring of Street-Based
Retail Spaces,” Great Cities Institute, University of Illinois, Chicago
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1999
“Contemporary Retail Restructuring in the American Urban Landscape: Locating the Gap,
Inc.,” Department of Geography, University of Southampton, UK
1998
“The Importance of Social Reproduction and Consumption to the Production of Scale,”
Department of Geography, University of Delaware
1998
“The Impact of Contemporary Retail Restructuring in the American Urban Landscape:
Locating the Gap, Inc.,” Invited Presentation, Department of Geography, Arizona State
University, Tempe
1996
“Economic Restructuring and A New Political Geography of Urban Activism,” Department
of Geography Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain
1996
“Future Geographies,” Department of Geography, University of Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona,
Spain
1996
“Female Citizens: Middle Class Women and the Domestic Management Movement in 19th
Century Urban America,” Department of Geography, University of Southern California
1995
“The Social Production of Scale in 19th Century Urban Middle Class Women’s Movements
in the U.S.,” Department of Geography, University of California Los Angeles
1994
“Gendered Discourses and the Production of Scale,” Department of Geography, University
of Hawai’i, Manoa,
1994
“Transforming the Boundaries: Urban Middle Class Women’s Movements in Turn of the
Century America,” Department of Geography, Rutgers University
1986
“Ethnic Residential Space and the Development of Political Consciousness: The Irish of
Lowell, Massachusetts, 1840-1885,” San Diego State University
1984
“Space and Social Knowledge: Ethnic Values in Lowell and Lawrence, Massachusetts,
1835-1875,” Department of Geography, University of Wisconsin, Madison
1984
“Mortgage Lenders, Real Property Appraisers and Earthquake Hazards: A Survey of
Results.” Special Workshop Presentations: Seattle, Sacramento, Tacoma, San Francisco,
Berkeley, Glendale, and Los Angeles (with R. I. Palm)
Conferences
2014 Co-Presenter, “Intimate Ecologies of Social Reproduction,” Association of American
Geographers, Tampa (with S. Moore)
Critic, Author Meets Critics: Merje Kuus’s Geopolitics and Expertise: Knowledge and Authority in
European Diplomacy, Tampa
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2014
Co-Presenter, “Intimate Ecologies of Social Reproduction,” Dimensions of Political Ecology
Conference, Lexington (with S. Moore)
2013
Presenter, “Curating the Cosmos: Elemental Geopolitics,” Association of American
Geographers, Los Angeles (written with E. Straughan)
Critic, Author Meets Critics: Akhil Gupta’s Red Tape: Bureaucracy, Structural Violence, and Poverty
in India, Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles
2012
Discussant, “Toward a Method of Possibility”, Association of American Geographers, New
York
2011
Co-Organizer, “Remediated Environments 1 & 2,” Association of Pacific Coast
Geographers, San Francisco
2011
Organizer, “Art/Science Collaborations and the Challenge of Public Impact,” Association of
Pacific Coast Geographers, San Francisco
2011
Co-Presenter, “All the Pieces Matter,” Association of American Geographers, Seattle (with
K. Meehan)
Panelist, “Writing Creatively: Process, Practice and Product,” Association of American
Geographers, Seattle
Panelist, “For Julie Graham,” Association of American Geographers, Seattle
2010
Co-Presenter, “Political and Epistemic Issues in Art-Science Collaborations,” Association of
Pacific Coast Geographers, Couer d’Alene (with J.P. Jones, III, D. Dixon, and K.
Woodward)
Co-Presenter, “The World is a Smaller Place Now,” Association of Pacific Coast
Geographers, Couer d’Alene, Idaho (with K. Meehan)
Co-Presenter, “Political and Epistemic Issues in Art-Science Collaborations,”
Association of American Geographers, Washington, DC (with J.P. Jones, III, D. Dixon, and
K. Woodward)
Panelist, “The Ontological (Re)turn in Geography,” Association of American Geographers,
Washington, DC
Critic, “Author Meets Critics: David Lambert and John Morgan’s “Teaching geography 1118: A Conceptual Approach,” Association of American Geographers, Washington, DC
2009
Panelist, “Teaching the Occupation,” Association of American Geographers, Las Vegas
Critic, “Author Meets Interlocutors: Vincent Del Casino’s Social Geography,” Association of
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American Geographers, Las Vegas
Panelist, “Feminist Engagements with the Geopolitical,” Association of American
Geographers, Las Vegas
2008
Panelist, “Radical Geography Fifty Years On,” Association of American Geographers,
Boston
“On Autonomous Spaces,” Association of American Geographers, Boston (with J.P. Jones
and K. Woodward)
2007
“On Autonomous Spaces,” Institute of British Geographers/Royal Geographical Society
Annual Meeting, London, UK
2007
“Flattening Ontologies of Globalization: The Nollywood Case,” Geography and Humanities
Symposium, Charlottesville
2006
“Ontologies of Globalization,” International Geographical Union Meeting, Brisbane,
Australia
2006
“Ontologies of Globalization,” International Social Theory Consortium Conference,
Richmond, VA
2006
Panelist, “Social and Cultural Geography,” Annual Meeting of the Pacific Coast
Geographers, Eugene
2006
Discussant, “Social Reproduction,” Annual Meeting of the Association of American
Geographers, Chicago
2006
Panelist, “Key Concepts in Geography,” American Studies Association, Washington, DC.
(with K. Woodward)
2005
“Human Geography without Scale,” Annual Meeting of the Association of American
Geographers, Denver (with J.P. Jones, III and K. Woodward)
2003
“Coming of Age: Urban Geography in the 1980s,” Annual Meeting of the Association of
American Geographers, New Orleans (with G. Pratt).
Political Geography Specialty Group/Elsevier Publishers Annual Lecture, “Space, Culture,
State: Uneven Developments in Political Geography,” Annual Meeting of the Association of
American Geographers, New Orleans
2001
“Culture Outside the ‘Culture Wars’”: A Review of Cultural Geography: A Critical Introduction
by D. Mitchell, Author Meets Critics, Annual Meeting of the Association of American
Geographers, New York City
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2000
“A Long Way from Home: Domesticating the Social Construction of Scale,” Geographies of
Home Conference, University College London, UK (invited)
2000
Panelist, “Author Meets the Critics: Byron Miller’s Geography and Social Movements,”
Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Pittsburgh, PA.
Panelist, “Speaking of Space: Placing Identity and Language,” Annual Meeting of the
Association of American Geographers, Pittsburgh, PA
Discussant, “New Geographies of Citizenship,” Annual Meeting of the Association of
American Geographers, Pittsburgh, PA
“W(h)ither the Mall?!: Gap Inc. and the Development and Restructuring of Street-Based
Retailing,” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Pittsburgh, PA
Session Organizer & Chair, “New Geographies of Retail Change,” Annual Meeting of the
Association of American Geographers, Pittsburgh, PA
1999
“A Cultural and Economic Geography of Fashion: The Case of Gap, Inc.,”
Association of American Geographers, Annual Meeting, Honolulu, HI (with A. Modarres)
Organizer and Chair “Authors Meet Critics: Henderson’s California and the Fictions of Capital,”
Association of American Geographers, Annual Meeting, Honolulu, HI
1999
“Contemporary Retail Restructuring in the American Urban Landscape: Locating the Gap,
Inc.,” Economic and Social Research Council Seminar on Cultures of Consumption,
Southampton, UK
1998
“Ethnicities, Nationalisms and Sexualities: The St. Patrick’s Day Parade in New York City in
the 1990s,” World Political Map Conference, Maynooth, Republic of Ireland
1998
“On Location: Teaching Landscape Through Mi Vida Loca and Terminator 2,” with A.
Brigham, Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Boston (presented
by C. Katz)
1998
Discussant for “Women, Activism and the Land,” a session in the 1998 Comparative Cultural
and Literary Studies Graduate Student Conference on “Agency, Resistance and Social Change,”
Tucson
1997
“Teaching about People and Places in Global Context,” Presentation Given at the
Southwest Institute for Research on Women Summer Institute: “Global Processes, Local
Lives,” Tucson
1997
“Author Meets the Critics: Steve Herbert’s Policing Space,” Discussant/Critic, Annual Meeting
of the Association of American Geographers, Ft. Worth
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1993
“Transforming the Boundaries: Power and Resistance among Turn-of-the-Century American
Middle Class Women,” Berkshires Conference on Women's History, Poughkeepsie
1993
Discussant for the Latin American Specialty Group Session: “Local Impacts of Economic
Restructuring on Women's Work Access Across the Americas,” Association of American
Geographers, Annual Meeting, Atlanta
1993
“The Private Sphere Goes Public: Explanations for Neighborhood Activism in Tucson,”
Association of American Geographers, Annual Meeting, Atlanta
1992
Panelist, “Neo-traditional Town Planning,” Arizona Planning Association, Annual Meeting,
Tucson
1991
Co-Presenter, “Woman on the Edge of Space: Feminist Theory and the Construction of
Geographic Knowledge,” Association of American Geographers, Annual Meeting, Miami
(with C. Katz)
1991
“Transforming the Boundaries: Power and Resistance Among Turn of the Century
American Women,” Institute of British Geographers, Annual Meeting, Sheffield, UK
1990
“Individual Spaces and the Politics of Places: Community Responses to Economic and
Spatial Restructuring in Tucson and El Paso,” American Political Science Association,
Annual Meeting, San Francisco
1990
Discussant of the Political Geography Specialty Group Session: “Territory and Power” and
the Historical Geography Specialty Group Session: “The Social Geography of the North
American City, 1900-1940,” Association of American Geographers, Annual Meeting,
Toronto
1990
“Living on the Edge: Finding a Place for Mexican Immigrants in the Restructuring El Paso
Space Economy,” Udall Center Conference on the Ordeal of U.S. Citizenship, Tucson
(written with G. Towers)
1989
“Women, Neighborhoods and the Politics of Restructuring in Tucson, Arizona,” North
American Regional Science Association, Annual Meeting, Santa Barbara
1989
“Neighborhoods, Urban Growth, and the Changing Dynamics of Political Arrangements,”
Urban Affairs Association, Annual Meeting, Baltimore
1989
Organizer and Chair for “Integrating Race and Ethnicity into Geographic Gender Studies,”
Association of American Geographers, Annual Meeting, Baltimore
Organizer and Chair “Authors Meet Critics: Logan and Molotch’s Urban Fortunes,”
Association of American Geographers, Annual Meeting, Baltimore
1989-90 Organizer and Chair Phoenix Group Business Meeting
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1988
“Theories and Approaches to Urban Collective Action in Advanced Industrial Societies,”
IGU Conference on Urban Systems in Transition, Melbourne, Australia
1988
“Ethnicity and Political Mobilization: A Review and Critique of Contemporary Approaches,”
Association of American Geographers, Annual Meeting, Phoenix
1988
Discussant of “Multinationals in Ireland: A Review of the Political Decisions and
Expectations and an Evaluation of the Impact on National and Regional Economic
Development,” by M. P. Cuddy and T. A. Boylan, Western Regional Science Association,
Annual Meeting, Napa
1988
“Citizens in Conflict: Neighborhood Politics and Urban Growth in Tucson,” City in the 21st
Century Conference, Tempe (written with R. Meadows) (invited)
1987
“Contested Territory: An Ethnic Parade as Symbolic Resistance,” 8th Annual Lowell
Conference on Industrial History, Lowell, MA (invited)
1987
“Geography and American Exceptionalism: A Spatial Perspective on Urban
Historiography.” Association of American Geographers, Nystrom Dissertation Session,
Annual Meeting, Portland
1986
“Language and Consciousness: A Study of Irish Immigrants in a Nineteenth Century
Industrial City,” Association of American Geographers, Annual Meeting, Minneapolis
1985
“Methodological Problems with Determining Ethnic Concentrations in Nineteenth Century
Urban Communities: The Case of Lowell, Massachusetts.” Great Plains/Rocky Mountain
Regional Meetings of the Association of American Geographers, Bozeman, Montana
(presented by T. Meyers)
1985
“Reaganism and the Feminization of Poverty: Toward a Theoretical Understanding.”
Institute of British Geographers, Annual Conference, Leeds. (written with and presented by
A. M. Kirby)
1984
“A Reconstruction of the Space Economy Concept,” International Regional Science
Association, Annual Conference, Denver (written with A. M. Kirby)
1982
“The Political Economy of the Earthquake Hazard in California.” Association of American
Geographers, Annual Meeting, San Antonio
Theses and Dissertations
Theses
Mathew Lowen (2014) “Maximum Security Prisons: the Reel vs the Real”
Eleanor McCallum (2014) “Walking in the Anthropocene: Assessing Visitor Perceptions of
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Environmental Disturbances at Tumacacori National Historical Park”
Morgan Apicella (2013) “Tierra Y Libertad, Community Organizing and the Metabolic Politics of
Social Reproduction”
Conor Cash, M.A. (2011) “’Buzz’: The 2006 Student Walkouts in Tucson, Arizona”
Geoffrey Boyce, M.A. (2010) “The Rugged Border: Mobility, Inertia and Politics on the U.S. /
Mexico Frontier”
Jessie Clark, M.A. (2007) “In the ‘State’ Way: Reproducing the Modern State Family in Southeast
Turkey”
Derek Eysenbach (2006) “Neoliberal Tucson: Transitions in Community Development and
Neighborhood Empowerment”
Brian Marks, M.A. (2005) “Effects of Economic Restructuring on Household Commodity
Production in the Louisiana Shrimp Industry”
Sara Smith, M.A. (2005) “Stating Ladakh: Politics and Religion in Ladakh, India”
Emily Dellinger, MA (2004) “An Examination of Cross-Border Radio: Transnational Formations of
Citizenship and Media Practice in Ambos Nogales”
Katherine Hankins, M.A. (2000) “The Restructuring of Retail Capital and ‘Old Town’ Retailing: A
Case Study of Colorado Boulevard in Pasadena, California”
Michael Longan, M.A. (1995) “Barrio Histórico: ‘Three Landscapes, One Place’”
Dayna Deneshie Ward, M.A. (1994) “Gangs, Graffiti, and Social Space: Geographical Associations
in Tucson, Arizona”
Julie Jamarta, M.A. (1992) “Tucson Neighborhood Activism: Gender Differences in Activism and
Neighborhood View”
Jill Seskin, M.A. (1992) “Production and Reproduction of Wal-Mart Workers: a Study of Spatial,
Social, and Economic Relations” (co-advisor with J. Monk)
J. Barbara van Leeuwen, M.A. (1988) “Factors Contributing to the Growth of Kenyan Secondary
Cities, 1969-1979”
Dissertations
Geoffrey Boyce (2016) “Over the Line: Homeland (In)Security and the United States’ Expanding
Borderlands (NSF Postdoctoral Award 2016-2018)
Jennifer, McCormack (2014) “Chasing the Raven: Practices of Sovereignty in Non-State Nations”
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(Assistant Professor, Sul Ross State University)
Jeffrey T. McGovern (2013) “’Seeing’ an Everyday State: The Geopolitics of 20th Century United
States Military Veterans” (Air Force Historian, “Twelfth Air Force”, Davis Monthan AFB)
Jessie Clark, Ph.D. (2012) “Security at the Public-Private Divide: Women, Development, and the
Everyday Geographies of the Kurdish Question” (Assistant Professor, University of Nevada,
Reno)
Brian Marks, Ph.D. (2010) “Small Fry in a Big Ocean: Change, Resilience, and Crisis in the Shrimp
Industry of the Mekong Delta of Việt Nam” (Assistant Professor, Louisiana State University)
Jeffrey Banister, Ph.D. (2010) “Río Revuelto: Irrigation and the Politics of Chaos in Sonora’s Mayo
Valley,” (Assistant Research Social Scientist and Assistant Professor, The Southwest Center
and the School of Geography and Development, University of Arizona).
Sara Smith, Ph.D. (2009) “A Geopolitics of Anxiety and Intimacy: Religion, Territory, and Fertility
in Leh District, Jammu and Kashmir, India,” (Associate Professor, University of North
Carolina)
Nir Cohen, Ph.D. (2008) “Producing and Negotiating Extra-Territorial State Spaces in the Israeli
Transmigrant Community in Los Angeles” (Reader, Bar-Ilan University, Israel)
Hannes Gerhardt, Ph.D. (2007) “The Geopolitics of Distant Suffering: U.S. Government and FaithBased Responses to ‘Genocide’ in Sudan” (Associate Professor, University of West Georgia)
David Prytherch, Ph.D. (2002) “Planning the Urban Emblematic: Valencia and the Politics of
Entrepreneurial Regionalism” (Associate Professor, Miami University of Ohio)
Adrian Mulligan, Ph.D. (2001) “A Forgotten ‘Greater Ireland’: The Transatlantic Development of
Irish Nationalism, 1848-1882” (Associate Professor and Department Chair, Bucknell
University)
Farhang Rouhani, Ph.D. (2001) “Transnationalization and State Formation from Below: The Politics
of Media Consumption in Tehran.” (Professor, Mary Washington College)
Antonio Luna-Garcia, Ph.D. (2000) “From Global to Local: State Reconfiguration and Social
Mobilization in Ambos Nogales, 1989-1996” (Profesor, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain)
Ralph Saunders, Ph.D. (1997) “You Be Our Eyes and Ears: Doing Community Policing in
Dorchester” (Associate Professor, California State University, Dominguez Hills).
George Towers, Ph.D. (1991) “Investment in El Paso - Ciudad Juárez and the Expansion of the
World Economy” (Head, Division of Liberal Arts, IUPUC).
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Ali Modarres, Ph.D. (1990) (co-supervised with M. Bonine), “Immigrants or Émigrés: An Ecological
Perspective on Iranians in Los Angeles” (Professor and Director of Urban Studies, University
of Washington, Tacoma)
Master’s and Doctoral Committees
Major Advisor
Joseph Patton
Eleanor McCallum, M.A. (2014)
Matthew Lowen, M.A., (2014)
Morgan Apicella, M.A. (2012)
Conor Cash, M.A. (2011)
Geoffrey Boyce, M.A. (2010)
Thomas Keasling, MA (2010) exam option
Jessie Clark, M.A. (2007)
Derek Eysenbach, (2006)
Carolina Safar, MA (2006) exam option (co-advisor with M. Waterston)
Sara Smith, M.A. (2005)
Brian Marks, M.A. (2005)
Jason Welborn, M.A. (2004) exam option
Louise Every, M.A. (2004) exam option
Neely Miller, M.A. (2004) exam option
Emily Dellinger, M.A. (2004)
Katherine Hankins, M.A. (2000)
Michael Longan, M.A. (1995)
Dayna Ward, M.A. (1994)
Julie Jamarta, M.A. (1992)
Jill Seskin, M.A. (1992) (co-chair J. Monk)
Barbara van Leeuwen, M.A. (1988)
Jeffrey Wilson, Ph.D. candidate (co-chair with V. del Casino)
Eric Magrane, Ph.D. candidate
Jared Powell, Ph.D. candidate
Audra El White, Ph.D. candidate
Geoffrey Boyce, Ph.D. (2016)
Morgan Apicella, A.B.D. withdrew, 2016
Conor Cash, Ph.D. student, withdrew, 2014
Bettina Buechler, Ph.D. (2015) University of Bern (co-chair with Doris Wastl-Walter,)
Jennifer McCormack, Ph.D. (2014)
Jeffrey McGovern, Ph.D. (2013)
Derek Eysenbach, A.B.D, withdrew, 2013
Jessie Clark, Ph.D. (2012)
Elaine Mariolle, A.B.D., withdrew, 2010
Brian Marks, Ph.D. (2010)
Jeffrey Banister, Ph.D. (2010)
Sara Smith, Ph.D. (2009)
Nir Cohen, Ph.D. (2008)
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Hannes Gerhardt, PhD. (2007)
David Prytherch, PhD (2003)
Adrian Mulligan, Ph.D. (2001)
Farhang Rouhani, Ph.D. (2001)
Antonio García-Luna, Ph.D. (2000)
Ralph Saunders, Ph.D. (1997)
George Towers, Ph.D. (1991)
Ali Modarres, Ph.D. (1990) (co-advisor M. Bonine)
Committee Member
Carly Nichols, M.A., (2014)
Miriam Mayer Wolfley, M.A. (2014) (MENAS)
Mohamed Arefin, M.A. (2013)
James Mack, (2012)
Audra El Vilaly, (2010)
Anne Ranek, (2010)
Lawrence Hoffman, M.A. (2009)
Ian Shaw, M.A. (2008)
Zane Grant, M.A. (2008) exam option
Jessica Campos, M.A., (2008) exam option
Chris Halvorsen, M.A. (2007)
Shoshana Mayden, M.A. (2007)
Nathan Smith, M.A. (2007) (Latin American Studies)
Jeffrey Garmany, M.A. (2006)
Rebecca Steinburger, M.A. (2006)
Andrew Druliner, M.A. (2004) exam option
Jeffrey James, M.A. (2002)
Carolyn Anderson, MA (2000) exam option
Kimi Eisele, M.A. (1999)
David Prytherch, M.A. (1999)
Bryant Evans, M.A. (1999)
Eric Eden, M.A. (1993)
Tracy Deliberty, M.A. (1989) exam option
Glenn France, M.A. (1989)
Barbara Morehouse, M.A. (1989)
Malcolm Wharton, M.A. (1988) exam option
Ann Aklemire, M.A. (1987)
Norman Hom, M.A. (1987) exam option
Linda Lizarraga, M.A. (1987) exam option
Laura Sharp, Ph.D. student
Fiona Gladstone, Ph.D. student
Luis Perales, PhD. student (minor committee, Mexican American Studies)
Hayal Arkasu, Ph.D. student (minor committee, Anthropology)
Firas Klink, Ph.D. student (minor committee, MENAS)
Kelly Sharron, Ph.D. student (minor committee, GWS)
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Shelby Smith, Ph.D. candidate
Christina Greene, Ph.D. candidate
Miriam Gay-Antaki, Ph.D. candidate
Carmella Kahn-Thornbrugh, Ph.D. candidate (minor committee, Public Health)
Adrian Flores, Ph.D. candidate (minor committee, GWS)
Anne Ranek, Ph.D. candidate
Jacob Miller, Ph.D. candidate
Joshua Holst, Ph.D. candidate (minor committee, Anthropology)
Megan Prescott, Ph.D. candidate (minor committee, Anthropology)
Vanessa Massaro, Ph.D. (2015) (Geography, Penn State University)
Suncana Laketa, Ph.D. (2015)
Don Anderson, Ph.D. (2015) (minor committee, Anthropology)
Jeremy Slack, Ph.D. (2014)
Manuel Prieto-Montt, Ph.D. (2014)
Robin Lewis, Ph.D. (2011)
Ian Shaw, Ph.D. (2011)
Jeffrey Garmany, Ph.D. (2011)
Vania Lewis-Freito, Ph.D. (2010)
John Baldridge, Ph.D. (2010)
Katherine Meehan, Ph.D. (2010)
Heidi Hausermann, Ph.D. (2010)
Scott Whitlock, Ph.D. (2010)
Jason Jurjevich, Ph.D. (2010)
Jennifer Rice, Ph.D. (2009)
Matthew Tracey, Ph.D. (2008) (Geography, Arizona State University)
Keith Woodward, Ph.D. (2006)
Dereka Rushbrook, Ph.D. (2005)
Donna Tang, Ph.D. (2005) (minor committee, CCLS)
Katherine Hankins, Ph.D. (2004) (Geography, University of Georgia)
Angela Donelson, Ph.D. (2004) (comprehensive exams only)
Karen Barton, Ph.D. (2001)
Francisco Llera, PhD (2000)
Alicia Chavez, Ph.D. (1997) (minor committee, Higher Education)
Brain Sommers, Ph.D. (1995)
Melinda Laituri, Ph.D. (1993)
Barbara Morehouse, Ph.D. (1993)
Russell Parsons, Ph.D. (1991) (minor committee, Psychology)
Post-Doctoral Advising
Mrill Ingram, 2009-2013
Harriet Hawkins, 2009-2011
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