  
2009-10
Raewyn Graham, University of Sydney, Horse Festivals: A celebration of community and human-animal relationships
Trushna Parekh, University of Kentucky, Geography
Dennis Pringle, National University of Ireland, Maynooth, Searching for order in small numbers: a study of psychoses in South Ulster
Rob Kitchin, National University of Ireland, Maynooth, Soft Cities: Software and the Remaking of the City
Micheline van Riemsdijk, University of Tennessee, Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Blue Card? Constructions of Skilled Migrants in the European Union
Nick Blomley, Simon Fraser University, Pedestrianism: public space and the logic of flow
Zhenming Wang, Kentucky Geological Survey, Earthquakes in Kentucky
Garrett Graddy, University of Kentucky, Geography, Situating in situ: A Critical Geography of Agro-biodiversity Conservation
Tom Mueller, University of Kentucky, Land Assessment with Geospatial Technologies
Songlin Fei, University of Kentucky, Applying modeling and mapping techniques in precision resource management
Julian Campbell, University of Kentucky, Academic Conservation of Nature at the University of Kentucky? Lessons from Robinson Forest and Griffith Woods
Kyle Evered, Michigan State University, Poppies are Democracy”: Ecologies & Geopolitics of Poppy Eradication & Reintroduction in Turkey
Jakob Crockett, University of South Carolina,"A Democracy of Goods": An Archaeology of Commodity Landscapes in Columbia, South Carolina
Bell Hooks, Berea College
Hsain Ilahiane, University of Kentucky, Repurposing the Institution of Waqf for the Sustainability of Information Technology Schemes in Morocco
Richard Field, University of Nottingham, Modeling spatial biodiversity patterns
Risa Whitson, Ohio University, Crisis, Displacement and Managed Absence: Geographies of Informal Waste Collection in Buenos Aires
Richard Wilk (Social Theory Seminar), Indiana University, Anthroplogy and Gender Studies, The Morality of Drinking Bottled Water
Karen Till, Virginia Tech University, Spectral Ground in new Cities: Towards a memorial cartography of Cape Town
Lakshman Yapa, Penn State University, The End of Poverty: Is that Possible?
Susan Bordo (Social Theory Seminar), University of Kentucky, Gender and Women's Studies, Beyond 'Eating Disorders': Why we need to re-think
Joshua Gamson (Social Theory Seminar), University of San Francisco, Celebrity culture Old and New
Karl Raitz, Dick Gailbreath and Jeff Levy, University of Kentucky, Mapping Kentucky’s Frontier Road Alignments through Geographic Information and Cartographic Applications
Deborah Gewertz and Frederick Errington (Social Theory Seminar), Amherst College and Trinity College, Anthropology, One Supersize Does Not Fit All: Lamb Flap Versus Big Mac in the Politics of Personal Consumption
David Kaplan, Kent State University, Foreclosures and Mortgage Lending in a Local Context
Matthew Hilton (Social Theory Seminar), University of Birmingham, United Kingdom, History, Consumer activism in an Era of Globalisation
Caroline Nagel, University of South Carolina, Immigration, religion, and spaces of belonging in the South
Casten Lorz, Dresden University of Technology, Landscape Sciences and Geoecology, The Regolith-Continuum- a Key Compartment for Processes, Properties and Functions of Landscapes
Marshall Wilkinson, University of Kentucky, Soil bioturbation (not bioperturbation!): from Darwin to the present
Oliver Froehling, Universidad de la Tierra, Director, Centro de Dialogos y Encuentros Interculturales, Building barricades in the neoliberal world order: Repression and Social Movement in Oaxaca, Mexico
Wendy Larner, University of Bristol, Neoliberalism, Mike Moore and the
WTO
Rebecca Lave, Indiana University, The Rosgen Wars and the Political
Economy of Expertise
Mitch Snider, University of Kentucky, Being a man in Kentucky: Perspectives of Rural Migrant Workers
Stan Brunn, University of Kentucky, A Fulbrighter in Kazachstan: Where Old
and New World Meet (Sometimes)
Ann Oberhauser, University of West Virginia, Globalizing Gender and Scale:
Perspectives from Ghana
Elizabeth Povinelli (Social Theory Seminar), Columbia University, Department of Anthropology
Shawn Banasick, Kent State University
Mat Coleman, Ohio State University, Psychopathic Personality and Social Control: Homosexual Exclusion During the Cold War
Phil McManus, University of Sydney, Perceptions of environmental and reproductive issues among thoroughbred and standardbred breeders.
2007-08
Paul Adams, University of Texas, Spaces of the Word in Oral, Scribal and Print Societies
Jonathan Phillips, University of Kentucky, Geomorphic miracles in the arms of god
Susan Larson, University of Kentucky, Hispanic Studies.
Ted Schatski, University of Kentucky, Philosophy, On Time-space and social life
Clayton Rosari, Bowling Green University, Infrastructures of Feeling: Aspiration, Ecstasy, and Struggles for the Landscapes of Culture.
Anu Sabhlok, University of Louisville, How Gandhi saved my Greencard and other geographic readings of Gandhi
James Fox, University of Kentucky, Fine Sediment Source, Fate and Transport in Kentucky Watersheds
Joel Outtes, Rowan University, Society, Territory and Planning in Latin America and Elsewhere from a Global Comparative Perspective (1850-2007)
Edward Carr, University of South Carolina, What is Being Managed? Understanding Adaptations to Development, Environmental Change and Economic Uncertainty in Coastal Ghana
Becky Mansfield, Ohio State University, The Surprises of Property: Remaking Nature-Society Relations through Privatization
Nancy Ettinger, Ohio State University, Reframing the scale debate: unchaining the micro and rescaling cooperative politics
Morgan Robertson, University of Kentucky, She'll Be Right: Australian Neoliberalisms at Work in Environmental Credit Markets
David Zurick, Eastern Kentucky University, Landscape and imagination in the Himalaya
David Wilson, University of Illinois, Engineering Cities, the Global Trope, and African-American Poverty Spaces in America's Rust Belt.
Henri Grissino-Mayer, University of Tennessee, Historical Dendroarchaeology in the Southeastern U.S.: Human Nature Versus Mother Nature.
2006-07
Louise Crewe, Nottingham. Geography, Does shopping matter? Passion, possession and the production of meaningful consumption
UK Geographers, U.K. Geography, What I Did this Summer
Patrick Lawless, U.K. Geography, Floristic Biogeography of a Geographically Widespread Rock Outcrop Vegetation Type in eastern North America
Catherine Dolan, Northeastern University, Anthropology & Sociology, Fields of Obligation: Gender, Labor and the Politics of the Luxury Vegetable in Kenya
Sarah Lyon, U.K. Anthropology, Somos Cooperativistas: Strengthening Participatory Democracy in Rural Guatemala through Fair Trade Coffee Consumption
Jane Collins, Wisconsin, Madison. Sociology & Womens Studies, Do Commodity Chains have a Theory?
Walter Benn Michaels, University of Illinois-Chicago Circle. English, The Death of a Beautiful Woman: Memento and the Idea of Aesthetic Form
Joel Wainwright, OSU. Geography.
Peter Little, UK. Anthropology.
Sven Koppany, Department of Geography Clark University Wireless Philadephia: a geography of urban human-computer interaction
Jeff West,U.K. Geography, Negotiating Muslim Identity and Secular Politics: The Spatialities of Religion and State in Turkey's Adalet ve Kalkinma Partisi
Sue Roberts, U.K. Geography, Contradictions at the border: the case of US port security
Bruce D'Arcus, Miami, Ohio. Geography, Sovereignty, Law and the Spatial Architecture of Rights: The Exceptional Spaces of Extraordinary Rendition
Mary Thomas, OSU, We're all God's children: banal multiculturalism and racial-ethnic identification at a Los Angeles high school
Keiron Bailey, University of Arizona, Mileage runners, weedeaters and cyberhybridspaces: an actor-network investigation of the geographies of elite frequent fliers
Bert Winther-Tamaki, University of California, Irvine, The Transnational Genre of the Nude: Koide Narashige
Michael Samers, U.K. Geography, Situating Islamic banking and finance, building
postcolonial economic geographies
Carl Dahlman, Miami, Ohio.
Jim Duncan, Cambridge.
Amy Glasmeier, Semple Day Speaker: Department of Geography, Pennsylvania State University, Economic Opportunity in America: One Nation Pulling Apart
Youngmin Lee, Ewha Womans University, Globalization and Re-ethnicization of L.A. Koreatown: between Multiculturalism and Transnationalism
2005-06
Jonathan Phillips, U.K. Geography, Evolutionary Geomorphology: Thresholds and Nonlinearity in Landform Response to Environmental Change
S. Brunn, M. Marchman, Z. Musselman, and L. Phillips, U.K. Geography, "The Teaching Thunderbirds" or "What I taught last semester"
Karl Raitz, U.K. Geography, Rock Fences of the Bluegrass
Nick Clifford, School of Geography University of Nottingham, UK, Eco-hydraulics, River Management and River Restoration: Some Experiences in Combining Field Survey and Numerical Simulation
Don Mitchell, Department of Geography Syracuse University, Spaces No Longer of Struggle: Dead Labor and the Transformation of Nature in California's Imperial Valley
Jason Henderson, Department of Geography San Francisco State University, Secessionist Automobility: Racism, Anti-Urbanism, and the Spatial Politics of Automobility in Atlanta, Georgia
Anna Secor, U.K. Geography, Devlet baba ("Father State"), Space, and the Subject in Turkey
Marcia England, U.K. Geography, When Good Neighbors Go Bad: Territorial Geographies of Neighborhood Associations
Esther Long, Voice for Humanity, Adventures in Afghanistan: Civic Education, Small Media Communication, and Evaluation Research
Yuko Aoyama, Department of Geography Clark University Evolution of the Triad: Art, Technology, and Commerce in Video Games
Paul Lovelace, Nick Neices, and Andrew Berry, Ground-Truthing the Daniel Boone National Forest
David Nickell, West Kentucky Community and Technical College, Does 'Between the Rivers' Still Exist in the Land Between the Lakes: The Struggle for Cultural Legitimacy
Craig Colten, Semple Day Speaker: Department of Geography and Anthropology Louisiana State University, History of Flood Relief Projects in New Orleans
Masatomo Umitsu, Graduate School of Environmental Science, Nagoya University, Costal Landforms and Tsunami Disaster in Banda Aceh, Indonesia and the Andaman Sea Coast, Southern Thailand
Jeff Keaton, AMEC Earth & Environmental,Soil stratigraphy and Surface-Water Hydrology of Part of the Hualapai Valley, Mohave County, Arizona
Amy Mills , University of Kentucky, The Practice and Imagination of Neighborhood Space in Istanbul, Turkey
Tad Mutersbaugh, University of Kentucky, A Brave New World of 'Harmony for Prosperity'? Theorizing the Local Consequences of Global Standards
Proinnsias Breathnach, National University of Ireland, Maynooth, The political Economy of the Celtic Tiger
Ellen Hostetter, University of Kentucky, The Emotions of Landscape: Anxiety and the Roadside Strip
Chris Pool, University of Kentucky, Constructing Government: Urban Spaces and Political Strategies in Ancient Veracruz, Mexico
Boyd Shearer, OutrageGIS, Inc., Mapping Recreation with GPS, GIS, and Cartographic Art
Francie Chassen-Lopez, University of Kentucky, From Liberal to Revolutionary Oaxaca: the View from the South, Mexico, 1867-1911
P. P. Karan, University of Kentucky, Environment and Development in the Himalayas
Michael Heffernan, University of Nottingham, UK Over There: The USA, France, and the Politics of Memory in the Early 20th Century
Viva Nordberg, University of Kentucky, What Goes Around, Comes Around: Metaphors in Geomorphology
Anne Chin, Texas A&M University, Urbanization Impacts on Dryland River Channels: Adjustments, Hazards, and Management Implications
Ken Lowrey, Wright State University, Real Estate Sales and the Residence of Sex Offenders
William "Drew" Andrews, University of Kentucky, Geologic Evolution of the Kentucky River Valley in the Bluegrass
Jeffery Clymer, University of Kentucky, The 1886 Chicago Haymarket Bombing and the Rhetoric of Terrorism in America
Jennifer Weisser, University of Kentucky, Micro Sacred Sites: The Spatial Pattern of Roadside Memorials in Warren County, Ohio
Innes Keighren, University of Edinburgh, UK, Miss Semple's 'Influences': A Study in the Historical Geography of Authorship, Publishing, and Reading
2003-04
Tom Mueller, University of Kentucky,Map quality for Site Specific Management
Richard Hasler , Rockefeller Resident Fellow, Community Based Wildlife Management in Zimbabwe and Botswana: Reflections from an Environmental Anthropologist
Keiko Tanaka, University of Kentucky, Network of Actions, Agency of Networks: The Case of New Zealand and South Africa in the Global Red Meat Chain
Basil Gomez, Indiana State University, Sediments as Recorders of Landscape Response to Late Holocene Environmental Change: Waipaoa River Basin, New Zealand
Jim Coffman, Kentucky Office of Geographic Information, The Commonwealth Map: Kentucky's Statewide Digital Basemap
Susan Carson Lambert, Governer's Office of Technology (Frankfort, KY), The Kentucky Landscape Snapshot
William H. Renwick, Miami University (Ohio), Millions of ponds! Distribution and Significance of Small Artificial Impoundments
Gillian Rose, Open University, Encountering Family Photographs: Domestic Spaces, Maternal Spaces
Andy Doolen, University of Kentucky, War, National Expansion, and the Geographies of Race in Early America
Andy Jones, Community Organizing in Harlan County
Holly Barcus, Morehead State University, Aging, Migration and the "Elasticity" of Place in Eastern Kentucky
Mike Begin, University of Kentucky, Globalizaing Anastasia: Exoticism, Cyberspace, and the Post-Soviet Mail-Order Bride Market
Nalani Hennayake, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka, Globalization from Within: Interplay of the Global and Local in Sri Lanka
Taro Futamura, University of Kentucky, Are We Where We Eat? Re-examining 'Local' Food and Commodification of Place
Esther Long, University of Kentucky, Between 'Ukraine' and 'the West': Ukrainian Protestants Negotiate a Transnational World
Andrew Leyshon, University of Nottingham, UK, Towards a Geography of Open Sources Software
Lassi Heininen, University of Lapland, Finland, Northern European Geopolitics and Security Policy
Shantha Hennayake, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka, Nation: Is It Imagined or Imposed?
Dorothy Sack, Ohio University, Lake Bonneville and its Fluvial Connections
Anna Secor, University of Kentucky, 'There is an Istanbul That Belongs to Me': Citizenship, Space and Identity in the City
Jonathan Phillips, University of Kentucky, I Just Wanna Testify... Laws, Locality, and Explanation in Geography
Mike Walls, University of Kentucky, GIS and its Application to Historical Geography
Marcia England, University of Kentucky, Public Privates
Andrew Leyshon, University of Nottingham, Scary Monsters? Software Formats, Peer-to-peer Networks and the Spectre of the Gift
Caroline Desbiens, University of Georgia, Producing North and South: A Political Geography of Hydro Development in Quebec
Tom Barnes, University of Kentucky, Exploring Kentucky's Last Great Places
Nicholas Dunning, University of Cincinnati, Birth and Death of Waters: Environmental Change, Adaptation, and Symbolism in the Maya Lowlands
Banu Gokariksel, University of Washington, Gendered Modernities: Geographies of Morality, Identity and the Veil
Deborah Thompson, University of Kentucky, Soundscapes of Appalachia: A Music Geography
Kathleen O'Reilly, University of Kentucky, Developing Contradictions: Women's Participation as a Site of Struggle within an Indian NGO
Wolfgang Zierhofer , Universitat Basel, The Unity of Difference: An Invitation to Breed Paradoxes and Social Systems with Niklas Luhmann
Bobby Ann Mason, Writing Out of Kentucky
Tony Grubesic , University of Cincinnati, Spatial Implications of Wireless Fidelity (802.11b) Access
Stanley Brunn, John Pickles, Richard Ulack, University of Kentucky, International Teaching Opportunities: Promises, Surprises, and Pitfalls
Keiron Bailey, University of Kentucky, Women at Work: English Language Learning, Gender Alterity and Social Transformation in Kanagawa, Japan
Josh Lepawsky, University of Kentucky, 'Digital Development'? Malaysia and the Multimedia Super Corridor
Scott Kirsch, University of North Carolina, John Wesley Powell, Geographical Solutions, and the Economy of Environmental Values
Tad Mutersbaugh, University of Iowa, The Number is the Beast: A Cultural Politics of Transnational Organic Coffee, Mexican Producer Unions, and Village Certification Inspectors
Kendra McSweeny, Ohio State University, Indigenous Micro-demographics and Landscape Change: Making the Link in the Lowland Neotropics
Chris Groves, Western Kentucky University, Carbonate Chemistry: Some Pretty Durn Useful Stuff
Linda Martin, University of Kentucky, Geomorphic Adjustments of Ozark Streams Due to Urbanization, Southwest Missouri
Jerry Baskin, University of Kentucky, Landscape and Vegetation of the Kentucky Karst Plain
Taro Futamura, University of Kentucky, Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) for Agro-Environmental Development in the Kansas High Plains: A Case Study of Kearny County
Maggie Walker, University of Kentucky, Mixtec Narratives: Perceptions of Poverty along the U.S.-Mexico Border
Mitch Rose, University of Nottingham, Heritage Under Siege: Narrative and Obscurity in the Village of Nazlat Essamman
Dydia DeLyser, Louisiana State University, How Tourists Haunt a Western Ghost Town
Simon Batterbury, Brunel University, Political Ecology, Scale and Time: Re-encountering Development and Understanding Environmental Change in Africa
Mona Domosh, Florida Atlantic University, A Feminine City?: Women, Shopping, and the 19th Century Downtown
Cindi Katz, The Graduate School, City University of New York, Disintegrating Developments: Global Economic Restructuring and the Question of Social Reproduction, Reflections on Sudan and New York
Caroline Nagel, University of Kentucky, Beirut, Inc: Urban Entrepreneurship and the Construction of Nationhood in the 'Ancient City of the Future'
Gearoid O Tuathail, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Postmodern Geopolitics: Risk Society and Global Change
Maureen Sioh, University of British Columbia, Fractured Reflections: Rainforests and Plantations in Malaysian Development
Adrian Smith, University of Sussex, Multiple Transitions: Economic Geographies of Change in East-Central Europe
Neil Smith, Rutgers University, Third Wave Gentrification in New York: The Reassertion of Economics
Keiron Bailey, University of Kentucky, The Urban Resort in the Making: Power, Politics, and Urban Development in Honolulu
Deborah Dixon, East Carolina University, Cultivating Discourse
Matthew Kurtz, University of Kentucky, Sometimes Strangely Embedded Fellows: Researching The Development Of Economic Development Research Centers
Byron Miller, University of Cincinnati, Social Movements on the Head of Pin?
Katharyne Mitchell, University of Washington, Transnational Migration, Citizenship, and The Politics Of Space
Scott Salmon, Miami University, Rethinking Regeneration? Globalization, Accumulation Crises and the Search for a Local Fix
Boyd Shearer, University of Kentucky, A Douglas Park Documentary Project
Matthew Sparke, University of Washington, Cascadia As Palimpsest: Graphing the Geo of a Transborder Region
Ulf Strohmayer, University of Wales, Lampeter, Technology, Modernity and the Restructuring of the Present
Gary Younge, The Guardian, Down Freedom's Main Line: A Black Englishman's Journey Journey through the Deep South
Tim Cresswell, University of Wales, Lampeter, The Politics of Mobility and the Production of Difference: Representing the Hobo and the Tramp, 1870-1939
Carl Dahlman, University of Kentucky, Exactly What You Feared: Gothic Readings of Republican Environmental Rhetoric
Lorraine Dowler, Syracuse University, Borders or Frontiers: Women's Political Space in Belfast, Northern Ireland
John Metz, Northern Kentucky University, A Geographical and Environmental Overview of the US Nuclear Weapons Complex
Alexander Murphy, University of Oregon, Territory and Identity in Contemporary Europe
Jeff Popke, University of Kentucky, Dismantling Apartheid Space: Reflections on Transition in South Africa
Scott Samson, University of Kentucky, Are you sure you are where you are? Mapping with GPS in the mountains of southeastern Kentucky
Laurel Smith, University of Kentucky, In the Museum Case of Otis Mason: Secular Stories of Origin and Gender-Specific Technology
Richard Ulack, University of Kentucky, The Atlas of Kentucky
Stephen White, Kansas State University, Changing Landscapes of Western Kansas: Colonial Exploitation or Rural Renaissance
Elizabeth Barrett, Appalshop, and Judi Jennings, University of Louisville, Film/Work In Progress; 'Stranger with a Camera'
Susan Christopherson, Cornell University, Democracy Delayed or Democracy Denied: Market Liberalization and Political Reform in Mexico
Barbara Cellarius and Chad Staddon, University of Kentucky, Environmental Organizations and Civil Society in Bulgaria: Perspectives from Anthropology and Geography
Harry Cleaver, University of Texas, Austin, The Electronic Fabric of Struggle: Zapatista Subversion in Cyberspace
Alexander Cockburn, The Nation, The State of Environmental Movements in the United States
George Collier, Stanford University, The Zapatista Rebellion in Chiapas: Background and Prospects
Stuart Corbridge, Cambridge University, Forest Struggles, Forest Citizens, and Forest Protection in the Jharkhand, India, 1980-1995
Vincent DelCasino, University of Kentucky, Creating "Tourism Space": The Social Construction of Sex Tourism in Thailand.
James Duncan and Nancy Duncan, Syracuse University, The Suburban Wilderness
Piper Gaubatz, University of Massachusetts, The New Chinese City: Transformation and Change in the Urban Environment
Honorable Rob Haswell, Mayor of Pietermaritzburg SA, Rebuilding the South African City
Kris Miranne, University of Kentucky, The Social Organization of Sheltering and Space: Housing Independence among Older, African-American Women
Ron Mitchelson, Morehead State Department, Power and Empowerment: Revitalizing Rural America with Bill Clinton
Gearoid O Tuathail, Virginia Polytechnic University, Shadow Warriors and the Electronic Jury: Mexico, Chiapas, and the Geo-Economic Panopticon
Priya Rangan, University of Kentucky, Discourses and Realities of Common Property Resources
Miranda Schreurs, University of Maryland, Japanese Environmental Leadership: The Search for Global Mission
Stan Stevens, University of Massachusetts, Deforestation in the Mt. Everest Region
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