July 2023

STANLEY D. BRUNN
 
PRESENT POSITION 
 Emeritus Professor, Department of Geography 
 University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY  40506-0027 
 Telephone:  Office: (859) 257-6947 or (859) 257-2932  Home (preferred): (859) 266-9737 
 FAX: (859) 257-6277 
 Email: Brunn@uky.edu 
 http://www.uky.edu/AS/Geography?dept/brunn.htm 

HOME ADDRESS 
 740 Old Dobbin Road, Lexington, KY  40502-2879 
 Phone: (859) 266-9737 
  
BIRTHPLACE AND DATE  
 Freeport, Illinois   24 June 1939 
  
EDUCATION 
 B.S. With Honors, Eastern Illinois University, 1960 
 M.S. University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1962 
 Ph.D. Ohio State University, 1966 
 
FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION 
Systematic: political, social, urban, postindustrial America, human geographies of the future, 
  information and communications, human/environmental geographies, disciplinary history 
Methods: research design, quantitative, qualitative (some) 
Regional: United States, North America, Europe (East and West, North and South), Russia, and Central Asia,   
Other: writing and editing, mentoring 

CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS: some examples
“World Cities using Multilingual Hyperlinks and Networks”
“Postage Stamp Issues of Arab Countries”
“Last Stamps of Dead Countries First Issues of New States: Transitional Geographies”
“Measuring Rural Isolation and Networks using Google Hyperlinks”
Time Journeys (edited book to be published by Springer that explores the concept in many contexts; international and interdisciplinary authors)
Geographies of Emotions

GEOPOETRY: since 2019- write a weekly poem about social, political and environmental themes; and humor

LISTSERVs
1980s Initiated GEOGED (Geography and Education) and GEOPOL (Political Geography) Listervs

1996 Initiated GEOGCOMM Listserv (international electronic network for geographers and others with interests in information and communications, technologies, policies, and social impacts). 
 
1999 Initiated GEOGREL Listserv (international electronic network for geographers and others with interests in religion and belief systems). 
 
1999 Initiated GEOGLAW Listserv (international electronic network for geographers and others interested in law and justice issues). 
 
FOREIGN LANGUAGES 
German, Spanish, French, Russian, Slovak, also studied less: Finnish, Arabic, and Kazakh, learning Russian and Chinese 

TEACHING EXPERIENCE 
Ohio State University
	Instructor: 9-1-65 to 6-30-66
University of Florida
	Assistant Professor: 9-1-66 to 6-30-69
	NDEA Institute on New Viewpoints in Geography: Summer 1968
Michigan State University
	Assistant Professor: 9-1-69 to 6-30-71
	Associate Professor: 9-1-71 to 6-30-77
	Professor: 7-1-77 to 8-31-80
University of Kentucky
	Professor 8-16-80 to 6-30-15	
	Emeritus Professor: since July 2015
	Summers (many from 1982 until retirement: Geography for Teachers)

ZOOM PRESENTATIONS AND CLASSES
University of Milan: April and May 2021: University of Milan, Italy: Department of Geography “Explorations in Maritime Geography”

International Geographical Union, November 2021: International Workshop on Geography and Sustainable Development and the Geography of the Anthropocene Transforming Our World for Sustainable Development, Beijing Normal University, China: Keynote Presentation - “Research Challenges in Studying Sustainability”

VIT-AP University, ATHENA: An Annual International Conference of VIT-AP School of Social Sciences and Humanities. VIP-AP University. Amaravati, Vijayawada, Andrea Pradesh, India.  Theme: “Reimagining the Paradigms of Humanities and Social Sciences in the Post-COVID World. December 2021. Keynote Presentation: “Four Challenges in Post-COVID-19 Worlds: Collaboration, Teaching, Research and Mapping” 

Smithsonian National Postal Museum, Washington, DC: Symposium on Political Systems, Postal Administration and the Mail.  December 2022.  Discussant.

INTERNATIONAL TRAVELS, EXPERIENCES AND ASSIGNMENTS
University of the West Indies: Lecturer (Institute on New Viewpoints in Geography): August 1967
U.S. Participant in International Research and Exchanges Delegate in US-USSR Commission on Geography 	Conference, Moscow, Lithuania and Estonia, 1989 (organized by George Demko); and 1990 and 1991	https://www.jstor.org/stable/988625 
University College Dublin: sabbatical year 1994-95: two months
Universität Basel (three months) 
Universität Wien (four months) 
University of Ljubljana (ten days)
Almaty State University (Kazakhstan): October1996: taught environmental geography and international tourism
Almaty State University (Kazakhstan) May 1997: (taught political geography
University of Tuzla (Bosnia): July-August 1997: EU Program (taught environmental studies)
University of Turku (Finland): September 1997: (lectures on electronic human geographies)
University of Ljubljana (Slovenia: May 2000, 2001 (tourism and political geography)
Osh State University (Kyrgyzstan): June 2000 (CEP-Civic Education Project: ethnicity and border conflicts)
University of Pristina (Kosovo): July-August 2001: EU & Academic Training Assn. (environmental problems)
University of Turku: January 2002 (sabbatical semester: classes political and electronic geography)
University of Lund, Sweden (February) 
University of Amsterdam (March and April) 
Universität Innsbruck (May)
Kyrgyz National University (Bishkek): May 2004 (State Dept grant: human geography for teachers)
Kyrgyz National University (Bishkek): April-May 2005, April 2006
Abayev Pedagogical University, Bishkek, April 2006 (lectures)
International University, Bishkek, April 2006 (lectures)
Osh State University, Osh, April 2006 (lectures) 
Kyrgyz Uzbek University, Osh, April 2006 (lectures)
East Kazakhstan State University (Ust-Kamenogorsk): May and October 2005
Edith Cowen University, Perth: May 2007
Also made presentations at: Western Australian University, Charles Darwin University, University of Sydney, Macquarie University and University of Auckland and University of Otago
Semipalatinsk (Shakarin State University), Semey, Kazakhstan: Fall 2007 (Fulbright Scholar)
University of Ireland, Maynooth, Maynooth, Ireland: Fall 2007 (a faculty swap assignment) (classes on North 	America and Religion
University of Gent (Belgium): four months, Sabbatical 2010-11
University of Western Cape, Cape Town (2 months)
University of Iceland (3 months)
Beijing Normal University (lectures: June 2012)
Nanjing University (lectures: June 2012)
Yunnan Normal University (Kunming, China,):2013-14 year: visiting professor; taught political geography) 
Shanghai University (June 2014): class on Global Urbanization: (July 2015): class on Religion and Language
Beijing Union University (November 2014): class on Human Geography
International Relations University (July 2015): class on Geopolitics
Pedagogical University, Krakow, Poland (10-4-15 to 21.12.15): classes on Spatial Management, 
	Research Methods, Human Geography and Doctoral Research Projects
University of Presov, Presov, Slovakia (10.2.16 – 12.2.16): classes on Urban Geography and Contemporary 	Geography
University of Sofia, Sofia, Bulgaria (10.16-8.12.16) classes on World Cities, Human Geography and Disciplinary 	History)
Charles University, Praha, Czech Republic (9.29.2018-12.8.2018(classes on Political Geography; Research 	Methods & Professional development
Novi Sad University, Novi Sad, Serbia (13.10.2019-14.11.2019 (classes on Political Geography, Geography of 	Religion; Tourism Geography; US and Balkans; and Geography Studies in America)
Visited King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; Salalah, Oman (Conference on Arab World Geographers), 	and United Arab Emeritus University in Al Ain, UAE (5.14.2023-5/26/2023)

RESEARCH POSITIONS 
Research Associate: Natural Resources Institute, Ohio State University: 6-1-64 to 8-30 65 
Research Associate: Computer Institute for Social Science Research, M.S.U.: 9-1-72 to 6-30-74 

ACADEMIC HONORS AND DISTINCTIONS 
B.S. Degree With Honors, Eastern Illinois University 1960 
Mershon National Security Fellow in Geography, Ohio State University, 1963-64 
Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, 1960 
Kappa Delta Pi (honorary educational society) 
Gamma Theta Upsilon (honorary geography society) 
Sigma Xi (honorary science society) 
American Men of Science, 1968 
Award for Editorship of The Professional Geographer (1982-87) by the AAG, 1988 
State Geographer, Commonwealth of Kentucky, Appointed by Governor, 1988-89  
Distinguished Professor Award, University of Kentucky,College of Arts and Sciences, 1989-90
University of Kentucky Public Lecture, “In the Beginning Was Geography . . . ,” March 1991 
“Geographers on Film” Series, AAG, interviewed, April 1991 
Outstanding Service Award, Southeastern Division, AAG, 1992 
Award for Editorship of Annals of the Association of American Geographers (1988-93) by AAG, 1993 
AAG Honors, 1994 Honorary Doctorate, Almaty State University, Kazakhstan, October 1996 
Distinguished Research Award, Southeastern Division, AAG, 1996 
Distinguished Mentor Award, National Council for Geographic Education, 2004: Keynote Address: Third Annual Conference on American Studies in Central Asia, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan 
National University, Bishkek, April 2006    Title: “America, Americans, and American Studies in Central Asia” 
Lifetime Service Award, Southeastern Division, AAG, 2006 
From the AAG Political Geography Specialty Group: annual “Stanley D. Brunn Award for a Young Scholar” 
From the AAG Communications Geography Specialty Group: annual “Stanley D. Brunn Student Paper Award” 	at an AAG Meeting 
Initiated the “AAG Stanley D. Brunn Award for Creativity,” first recipient named at the AAG meeting in 2013
Honorary Distinguished Professor, Yunnan Normal University, Kunming, China, 2013
Doctor honoris causa – University of Helsinki, 2014
Initiated the NCGE Award for “Creative Geography Teaching,” National Council for Geographic Education
AAG “The 2019 Class of AAG Fellows”

OTHER EXPERIENCES 
Short Term Observer (OSCE) (parliamentary elections): Kazakhstan, September 2004 
Short Term Observer (OSCE) (parliamentary elections) Tajikistan, February 2010 
Cruise Ship Lecturer, Norwegian Sun (two weeks in Central America), March 2018; AND Southern Cone 	(February 2019)
Cruise Ship Lecturer, Silver Dawn (nine days in western Caribbean and eastern Middle America (Cozumel, 	Mexico; Belize; Roatan (Honduras); George Town, Cayman Islands; and Key West, Florida) 27 Dec. 	2022 – 5 Jan. 2023). 

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE 
Acting Director: Computer Institute for Social Science Research, M.S.U.: 3-15-73 to 6-15-73 
Dept. Coordinator: Dept. of Geography, M.S.U.: 9- 1- 74 to 8-31-75 
Acting Chair: Dept. of Geography, M.S.U.: 6-15-75 to 9-15-75 
Chair: Dept. of Geography, Univ. of KY: 8-16-80 to 8- 1-88 
Director of Graduate Studies: Dept. of Geography, Univ. of KY: 7- 1-93 to 7- 1-94 
Director of Undergraduate Studies: Dept. of Geography, Univ. of KY: 1999-2001 

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES 
American Association of Geographers (life member) 
American Geographical Society (life member)
National Council for Geographic Education

RESEARCH GRANTS 
National Resources Institute, Ohio State University, 1964-65  
  (dissertation research) 
Center for Latin American Studies, University of Florida, summer 1967 
  (cross-cultural urban patterns in the Caribbean) 
Institute of Social Sciences, University of Florida, summer 1968
  (urban renewal referenda) 
All-University Research Grants, Michigan State University, 1969-80 
  (variety of projects) 
Center for Aging, University of Kentucky, 1980-81 
  (spatial retirement preferences of elderly African Americans) 
National Science Foundation and National Endowment for the Humanities, 1984-85 
  (initiated, co-organized and wrote narrative for multidisciplinary research conference 
  in Miami, November 1985 on “Sunbelt: A Region and Regionalism in the Making?” 
National Science Foundation, minigrant with Tom Leinbach to study Nokia in Finland 
  (2000) 
University of Kentucky (various administrative offices, including colleges)
  International and multidisciplinary conference on “Engineering Earth: The Impacts of Megaengineering   
  Projects” in July 2008 

CONFERENCES ORGANIZED 
Initiated and helped plan and organize International Political Geography on “East Europe- Central 	Europe-Europe,” in Praha, Czechoslovakia, August 1991 
Organized (with colleague Andrew Wood) an international and interdisciplinary conference on   ENGINEERING EARTH; THE IMPACTS OF MEGAENGINEERING PROJECTS held at the University of Kentucky, July 2008 

Organized and co-organized many sessions at regional, national and international meetings in recent decades. 
 
“Geopolitics in Changing Southeast Asia: Boundaries and Borderlands” (an international conference; organized with geographers at Yunnan Normal University, July 2014) 

COURSES TAUGHT (with varying regularity) 
Introductory: World Regional Geography, Human Geography, World Urbanization, Geography of the Future 
 
Intermediate: Political Geography, Tourism Geography, Information and Communications, Urban, Social Geography, Environmental Geography, Geography and Religion, Advanced and Graduate: Research Methods and Methodologies, Concepts in Geography, Geographic Thought, Geography for Teachers, various seminars: technological hazards, future, political, information and communications, worlds of cyberspace, humane geographies, electronic human geographies, peace dialogues, globalization and religion 
 
Techniques: (taught in the past) Field, Quantitative 
Regional:  North America; Comparative World Urbanization, Former Soviet Union, Europe 
 
NONUNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE 
Shenandoah National Park: seasonal park naturalist, summer 1962 

Canada Foreign Affairs  
Member of Fast Talk Team on Human Security in Urban Spaces, Vancouver, B.C.  March 2006. 

U.S. Fulbright Committee
	Selecting Applicants for Central Asia (2017, 2018) and Slovakia and Hungary (2019)

TRAVELS 
United States; Canada; Caribbean region; Mexico
Europe; West Europe, Baltics; Southeast Europe, East Europe; Mediterranean Europe, western Russia; Turkey; 	Israel
Africa: Egypt; South Africa
Central Asia: Kazakhstan (all over the country), Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan 
East Asia: Japan; South Korea; China (including Tibet and Xinjiang and Kashgar, Hong Kong, southwest and 	northeast China); 
Southeast Asia: Singapore
Australia (all parts), New Zealand (North and South Island), South Africa. 
South America (Southern Cone), Central America  
Arabian Peninsula (Saudi Arabia, Oman, and United Arab Emirates) 

AAG SERVICE 
1968, 1981, 1995 Southeastern Division, Honors Committee (Chair, 1995) 
1972     Nominated for Regional Councilor, East Lakes Division 
1978     East Lakes Division, Annual Meeting Planning Committee; Co-Chair 
1979-80    AAG Nominating Committee 
1979-80    Co-organizer and co-chair with Julian Minghi of Political Geography Specialty Group 
1980-86    Committee on the Status of Afro-American Geography 
1982-84    Southeastern Division (SEDAAG), Steering Committee, Representative from Kentucky 
1983-86    Southeastern Division, Committee on the Status of Women in Geography 
1982-87    Editor, The Professional Geographer 
1986       Co-Chair, Local Arrangements Committee, SEDAAG, AAG meetings in Lexington, Kentucky 
1986      Organizer of initial proposal for Meeting of Young Geographers (Phoenix Group) 
1986-87   AAG Nominating Committee, Chair 
1988-93   Editor, Annals of the Association of American Geographers 
1999-2001 Chair, George and Viola Hoffman Fund Committee 
1997-2004 Co-Chair, Centennial Coordinating Committee 
2000-03     AAG Honors Committee (Chair, 2002-03) 
2011    Visiting Scientist, University of North Dakota and Bemidji State University 
2011-17	   AAG Archives Committee (co-chair, chair and member chair: 2011-16)

JOURNAL EDITING EXPERIENCE (Other than PG and Annals Editor) 
1985-90   Co-editor, Growth and Change 
1995 -     Member, Editorial Board, GeoJournal 
1998 -09  Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Geography 
1999 -      Member, Editorial Board, Research in Geographic Education 
2000 –02 Member, Editorial Board, Southeastern Geographer 
2001 - 02 Member, Editorial Board, Post-Soviet Geography and Economics 
2002-    Managing Co-Editor, Eurasian Geography and Economics 
2002-    Member, Editorial Board, Geopolitics 
Note: unsure when my editorial term expired on some of the above
  
INTERNATIONAL GEOGRAPHY COMMITTEES 
IGU Working Group in the World Political Map (U.S. Representative), 1984-90, 1996-99 Member of the Subcommittee of U.S. National Committee of IGU to screen applications for IGU Regional Conference in Spain in 1986 

OTHER INNOVATIONS 
1993 Initiated GEOGED Listserv (international electronic network for geographers interested in geographic education: instruction, research, conferences, grants, computer software, mapping programs, reports and teaching requirements) 
 
1994 Initiated GEOPOL Listserv (international electronic network for political geographers and others with interests in local and global changes, political processes, archives, data sets, and governmental and nongovernmental publications, employment, and maps) 

1996 Initiated GEOGCOMM Listserv (international electronic network for geographers and others with interests in information and communications, technologies, policies, and social impacts). 
 
1999 Initiated GEOGREL Listserv (international electronic network for geographers and others with interests in religion and belief systems). 
 
1999 Initiated GEOGLAW Listserv (international electronic network for geographers and others interested in law and justice issues). 

PUBLICATIONS 
Dissertation 
1966 A Cross-Sectional Analysis of Two Central Place Systems in Ohio 
(unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Geography, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio): Advisor: Leslie J. King 
 
Books 
1971 Urbanization in Developing Countries: An International Bibliography.  East Lansing, MI: Michigan State University, Latin American Studies Center and Center for Urban Affairs, 1971, pp. 693. 
 
1974 Geography and Politics in America.  New York: Harper and Row, 1974, pp. 443. 
  
1976 Human Spatial Behavior: A Social Geography, North Scituate, MA: Duxbury Press, 1976, pp. 215 (with John A. Jakle and Curtis C. Roseman) 
 
1977 Atlas of Michigan. East Lansing, MI: Michigan State University Press, 1977,pp. 242 (assistant editor). 

1978 The Geography of Laws and the Administration of Justice. New York: Praeger,1978, pp. 174 (with Keith Harries) 
 
1979 Final Report on a Social Survey of Three Mile Island Area Residents, East Lansing MI: Michigan State University, Dept. of Geography, 1979, pp. 218 (with James H. Johnson, Jr. And Donald J. Zeigler) 
 
1980 The American Metropolitan System: Present and Future.  New York: John Wiley and Halsted Press, 1980, pp. 216 (edited with James O. Wheeler) 
 
1983 Cities of the World: World Regional Urban Development.  New York: Harper and Row, 1983, pp. 506 (edited with Jack R. Williams) 
 
1983 Technological Hazards.  Washington, D.C.: Association of American Geographers, Resource Paper, 1983, pp. 103 (with Donald J. Zeigler and James H. Johnson, Jr.) 
 
1989 Reflections on Richard Hartshorne’s The Nature of Geography.  Washington, D.C.:  Association of American Geographers, 169 pp. (co-edited with J. Nicholas Entrikin). 
 
1991 Collapsing Space and Time: A Geography of Information and Communication. London: Unwin Hyman, 1991, 404 pp. (edited with T. R. Leinbach). 
 
1993 Cities of the World: World Regional Urban Development.  2nd edition. New York: HarperCollins (edited with Jack R. Williams). 
 
1996 America’s Political Geography.  New York: Guilford Press (with Fred Shelley, Clark Archer, and Fiona Davidson). 363 pp. 
 
1999 Text and Image: Social Construction of Regional Knowledges, Leipzig, Germany 
Institut fűr Länderkunde, (edited with Anne Buttimer and Ute Wardinga). 304 pp. 
 
2001 Worlds of E-Commerce: Economic, Geographical and Social.  Chichester and New 
York: John Wiley (co-edited with Thomas R. Leinbach), 353 pp. 
 
2003 Cities of the World: World Regional Urban Development.  Boulder, CO: Rowman and Littlefield (co-edited with Jack F. Williams and Donald J. Zeigler), 548 pp. 
  
2004 11 September and Its Aftermath: The Geopolitics of Terror. (ed.). London: Frank Cass.  296 pp. (reprinted from issue of Geopolitics). 
 
2004 The Role of the South in the Making of American Geography: Centennial of the AAG, 2004.  Columbia, MD: Bellwether Press, 442 pp. (co-edited with J. O. Wheeler). 
 
2004 Geography and Technology.  Dordrecht, Netherlands: Kluwer Academic Publishers (an AAG centennial publication; co-edited with Susan L. Cutter and J. W. Harrington, Jr.; 25 chapters), 613 pp.   
 
2006 Wal-Mart World. The World’s Biggest Corporation in the Global Economy. ( ed.)  New York: Routledge and Taylor/Francis, 2006.  25 chapters; 410 pp. 
 
2008 Cities of the World.  World Regional Urban Development.  Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield (co-edited with Maureen Hays-Mitchell and Donald J. Zeigler). pp. 647. 
 
2011 Engineering Earth: The Impacts of Megaengineering Projects. Dordrecht: Springer:    Science+Business Media; 2011.  126 chapters, 3 volumes, pp. 2266. 
 
2011 Atlas of the 2008 Elections.  Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield.  2011. (co-editors: Gerald Webster, Richard Morrill, Steve Lavin and Clark Archer). 201, pp. 336. 
 
2012 An Atlas of Central Eurasia (with Stan Toops and Richard Gilbreath). New York: Routledge. P. 173. 
 
2012 Cities of the World: World Regional Urban Development.  Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield (co-edited with Maureen Hays-Mitchell, Jessica Graybill and Donald J. Zeigler), pp. 632.   

2015 The Changing World Religion Map: Sacred Places, Identities, Practices and Politics. (Springer 2015; 207 chapters; 3924 pp; 5 volumes)

2016 Cities of the World. Regional Patterns and Urban Development.  Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield (co-edited with Maureen Hays-Mitchell, Donald J. Zeigler and Jessica K. Graybill), 587 pp.

2017 Mapping Across Academia (with Martin Dodge): Dordrecht, the Netherlands:  Springer 2017: 18 chapters; pp. 394.

2020 The Changing World Language Map (with Roland Kehrein).  Dordrecht, the Netherlands: Springer 2019 (215 chapters: printed version October 2019; digital chapters available now.  Additional c-chapters will appear in 2020.

2022. Stamps, Nationalism and Political Transition. London and New York: Routledge (22 chapters; 398 pp.).

2022. Mapping LGBTQ Spaces and Places. A Changing World.  Dordrecht: Springer (45 chapters; 776 pp.). 

2022. COVID-19 and a World of Ad Hoc Geographers.  Dordrecht: Springer (147 chapters; 2721 pp,) (with Donna Gilbreath). 

2023. Language, Society and the State in a Changing World.  Dordrecht: Springer (17 chapters, 294 pp. (with Roland Kehrein).

2023. Stamps, Nationalism and Political Transition.  London and New York: Routledge and Taylor & Francis.  (22 chapters, 398 pages). 

Editor of Special Journal Issues 
 
2003 Tijdschrift voor economische en sociale geografie 93: 5 (2003), pp. 485-547. “The Geography of E-commerce” with Thomas R. Leinbach 
 
2005 GeoJournal 65: 1-2 (2006) on “Geography and Music” with Stanley Waterman, pp. 1-135. 
 
2006 GeoJournal 66:1-2 (2006) on “Gated Communities: An Emerging Global Urban Landscape” (with Klaus Frantz), pp. 1-132. 

Articles 
 
1963 “A Cultural Plant Geography of the Quince,” The Professional Geographer, 15:5 (1963), 16-18. 
 
1965 “The Origin and Movement of Fresh Vegetables to Chicago,” Bulletin of the Illinois Geographical Society, 7 (1965), 25-30. 
 
1966 “Notes on the Geography of Religious Town Names in the U.S.,” Names, Journal of the American Name Society, 14:4 (1966), 197-202 (with James O. Wheeler) 
 
1966 “A Cross-Sectional Analysis of Threshold Populations in Two Central Place Systems,” 
Memorandum Folio, Southeast Division, Association of American Geographers, 19 (1966), 14-18. 

1967 “Origin and Movement of Fresh Fruits to Chicago,” Journal of Geography, 66;3 (1967), 110-15. 
 
1968 “The Inertia Effect in Measuring Threshold Populations,” Southeastern Geographer, 7 (1967), 6-12. 
 
1968 “Negro Migration into Rural Southwestern Michigan,” Geographical Review, 58:2 (1968), 214-30 (with James O. Wheeler). 
 
1968 “Changes in the Service Structure of Rural Trade Centers,” Rural Sociology, 33 (1968), 200-06. 
 
1968 “The American High School Geography Project of the Association of American Geographers, Part II,” Proceedings, Conference on New Viewpoints in Geography for Teachers in the Caribbean, Geography Department, University of West Indies, Mona, Kingston, Jamaica, 27 August - 1 September 1967 (1968), pp. 36-48. 
 
1969 “The New Geography and Its Relations to Business Administration,” Business and Economic Dimensions, University of Florida, 5:3 (1969), 6-12. 

1969 “An Agricultural Ghetto: Negroes in Cass County, Michigan, 1845-1968,” Geographical Review, 59:3 (1969), 317-29 (with James O. Wheeler). 
 
1969 “The Geography of Federal Grants-in-Aid to States,” Economic Geography, 45:3 (1969), 226-38 (with Wayne L. Hoffman). 
 
1969 “Some Spatial Characteristics of the Flint Open Housing Referendum,” Proceedings, Association of American Geographers, 1 (1969), 26-32 (with Wayne L. Hoffman and Gerald Romsa). 
 
1969 “An Example of the Factor Analytic-Regression Model in Geographic Research,” The Professional Geographer, 21:5 (1969), 344-46 (with Steven Gladdin, Wayne L. Hoffman, and Gerald Romsa). 

1969 “The Defeat of a Youngstown School Levy: A Study in Urban-Political Geography,” Southeastern Geographer, 9:2 (1969), 67-79 (with Wayne L. Hoffman). 
 
1970 “The Spatial Response of Negroes and Whites Towards Open-Housing: The Flint Referendum,” Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 60:1 (1970), 18-36 (with Wayne L. Hoffman). 
 
1970 “The Youngstown School Levies: A Geographical Analysis in Voting Behavior,” Urban Education, 5:1 (1970), 20-52 (with Wayne L. Hoffman and Gerald Romsa). 
 
1971 “Spatial Dimensions of Poverty in the United States,” Geografiska Annaler, 53:1 (1971, Series B), 6-15 (with James O. Wheeler). 
 
1972 “Political Geography of Ministates,” Geographical Review, 62 (1972), 275-78. 
 
1972 “Socioeconomic Environments and Internal Migration: The Case of Tegucigalpa, Honduras,” Social and Economic Studies, 21:4 (1972), 463-72 (with R. N. Thomas). 
  
1972 “The Emergence of Republicanism in the Urban South,” Southeastern Geographer, 12:2 (1972), 133-44 (with Gerald Ingalls). 
 
1973 “Geography and Politics in the United States in the Year 2000,” Journal of Geography, 72:4 (1973), 42-49. 
 
1974 “Geography and Black America,” Geographical Review, 64:3 (1974), 4223-25. 
 
1975 “The Classification and Regionalization of California Politics,” The California Geographer, 15 (1975), 16-24 (with Robert M. Pierce). 
 
1975 “Vietnam War Defense Contracts and the House Armed Services Committee,” East Lakes Geographer, 11 (1975), 17-32. 
 
1975 “Jury Selection, Justice, and Geography,” Pennsylvania Geographer, 13:3 (1975), 23-30 (special issue on Geographical Perspectives on Crime and Justice). 
 
1975 “Political  Reorganization of the United States,”, Revue de Geographie,Université Laval, Quebec, Notes de Documents de Recherche, 6 (1975), 139-54. 
 
1976 “The Geography of the Future: A Neglected Segment in World Regional Courses,” 

The Professional Geographer, 28:4 (1976), 400-01. 
 
1977 “Where Have All the Mississippians Gone?” The Mississippi Geographer, 5:1 (1977), 5-10. 
 
1977 “The Emergence of African Voting Blocs and Alliances in the United Nations, 1961-1970,” The Professional Geographer, 29:4 (1977), 338-46 (with Yohannis Abate). 
 
1977 “Selecting a Burial Site for Contaminated Cattle: Kalkaska County vs. The State of Michigan,” East Lakes Geographer, 12 (1977), 58-70 (with Dennis Koons). 
 
1978 “Slow Growth: A New Epoch of American Metropolitan Evolution,” Geographical Review, 68 (1978), 274-92 (with Phillip Phillips). 
 
1978 “Intraurban Mobility and Neighborhood Perception in Flint’s Black Middle Class Ghetto,” East Lakes Geographer, 13 (1978), 3-18 (with Walter Farrell). 
 
1978 “Regional Patterns in Farm Magazine Publications,” Economic Geography, 54 (1978), 277-90 (with Karl Raitz). 
 
1979 “Geographical Patterns in the Historical Development of Farm Publications,” Journalism History, 6:1 (1979), 14-15, 31-32 (with Karl Raitz). 
 
1979 “Electoral Change in the American South, 1945-1976,” Southeastern Geographer, 19 (1979), 80-90 (with Gerald Ingalls). 
 
1980 “Residential Preference Patterns of Afro-American College Students in Three Different States,” The Professional Geographer, 32: 1 (1980), 37-42 (with James H. Johnson, Jr.). 
 
1980 “Locational Conflict and Attitudes Towards the Burial of Nuclear Wastes,” East Lakes Geographer, 15 (1980), 24-40 (with J.H. Johnson, Jr. and Brian McGirr). 
 
1981 “Evacuation from a Nuclear Technological Disaster,” Geographical Review, 71:1 (1981), 1-16 (with J. H. Johnson, Jr. and Donald J. Zeigler). 
 
1984 “Identifying Regional Alliances and Blocs in United Nations Voting – Some  Preliminary Results,” Horizon Studies in Political Geography, Nos. 9-10 (194), 5-14 (in Hebrew). 
 
1986 “From Stable Diversity to Dynamic Equity: The Spatial Distribution of Federal Expenditures,” Social Science Quarterly, 67 (1986), 98-107 (with D. Lowery and Gerald Webster). 
 
1986 “Research Needs in Human Geography,” Ohio Geographers, Recent Research Themes, 14 (1986), 18-29, reprinted in The Geographical Bulletin, 31:2 (1989), 78-87. 
 
1986 “The Spatial Distribution of Federal Expenditures, 1971-1983,” Social Science Quarterly, 67:1 (1986), 98-107 (with David Lowery and Gerald Webster). 
 
1986 “Sunbelt USA,” Focus, 36:1 (1986), 34-35. 
 
1987“Regional Winners and Losers in the Reagan Budget Cuts: Who Got What Where?” Environment and Planning C. Government and Policy, 4 (1986), 183-95 (with David Lowery and Gerald Webster). 
 
1987 “Towards a Humanistic Political Geography,” Studies in Comparative International Development, 22:2 (1987), 3-49 (with Ernie Yanarella). 
 
1987 “Personal and General Publishing Policies of Geographers,” Terra, 99:3 (1987), 155-65. 
 
1987 “A World of Peace and Military Landscapes,” Journal of Geography, 86:6 (1987), 8-14. 

1988 “The Manuscript Review Process and Advice to Young Authors,” The Professional Geographer, 40:1 (1988), 8-14. 
 
1988 “The Spatial Impact of Reaganomics: A Test of Six Models,” Growth and Change, 19:4 (1988), 49-67 (with David Lowery and Gerald Webstser). 
 
1989 “Editorial: Ethics in Word and Deed,” Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 79:3 (1989), iii-iv. 
 
1991 “Hiring, Evaluation, Promotion and Tenure Decisions,” Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 15 (1991), 111-22. 
 
1992 “Are We Missing Our “Forests” and “Our Trees?”  It’s Time for a Census,” Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 82:3 (1992), 1-2 (editorial). 
 
1992 “Foreward to special issue “The Americas Before and After 1492: Current Geographical Research,” Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 82:3 (1992), 343-44. 
 
1992 “Research Agendas in Governance and Environmental Policy,” Acta Universitatis Caroline: Geographica, 27:1 (1992), 15-27. 
 
1994 “The Persistence of Social Isolation in Eastern Kentucky: An Examination of Marriage-Mate Selection Distances,” Southeastern Geographer, 34 (1994), 1-16 (with Stephen White). 
 
1994 “Parties, Candidates and Competitive Regions in the 1992 Slovak National Council Elections,” Geograficky Casopis, 46:3 (1994), 231-46 (with Viera Vlckova). 
 
1994 “Changing Research Paradigms and Methodologies in American Geography,” Geograficky Slovaca, 6 (1994), 7-22. 
 
1995 “Geography’s Research Performance Based on Annals Manuscripts, 1987-92,” The Professional Geographer, 47 (1995), 204-15. 
 
1996 “Focusing on Hurricane Andrew Through the Eyes of the Victims,” Area, 18:2 (1996), 24-29 (with Donald Zeigler and James H. Johnson, Jr.). 
 
1996 “Quality Research Performance: Issues of Splitting, Cloning, Citing, Significance and Judging,” The Professional Geographer, 48 (1996), 103-05. 

1996 “Report of the Honors Committee,” Southeastern Geographer, 36:1 (1996), 83-86. 
 
1996 “Politics and Regions in Korea: An Analysis of the 1992 Presidential Election,” Political Geography, 15 (1986), 99-119 (with Dong Ok Lee). 
 
1996 “Learning Activities: Bringing the 1996 Atlanta Olympics into the Classroom,” Perspectives, NCGE, 25:1 (1996), 4. 
 
1996 “Place, Culture, and Peace; Treaty Cities and National Culture in Mediating International Disputes,” GeoJournal, 39:4 (1996), 331-43 (with Kimberly Sims and Vaseema Nooruddin) (special issue on The Geography of Peace Processes). 
 
1997 “Social Geography’s Role in a Changing Society,” Higher Education in Kazakhstan, 1 (1997) 50-53 (with Dina Abdulina). 
 
1997 “Support for, and Impacts of, Publishing in the Annals of the AAG: The Authors and an Editor Speak,” The Professional Geographer, 49 (1997), 364-71. 
 
1997 “The GEOGRAPH Electronic Mailing List: The Emergence of a New Scholarly Community,” Fennia, 175 (1997), 97-123. (with Kai Husso, Pellervo Kokkonen, and Mervi Pyyhtia). 
 
1997 “Money Politics in the Year of the Woman: U. S. Senate Campaign Financing in Comparative Political Contexts,” Comparative State Politics, 18:5 (1997), 27-48 (Part 1 of 2). (with Janet E. Kodras and Gerald L. Ingalls) 
 
1997 “Money Politics in the Year of the Woman: U. S. Senate Campaign Financing in Comparative Political Contexts,” Comparative State Politics, 18:6 (1997), 29-44 (with Janet E. Kodras and Gerald L. Ingalls). 
 
1997 “Small States and Cyberboosterism,” Geographical Review, 87:2 (1997), 240-58 (with Charles Cottle). 
 
1998 “Issues of Social Relevance Raised by Presidents of the Association of American Geographers: The First Fifty Years,” Ethics, Place, and Environment. 1:1 (1998), 93-106. 
 
1998 “The Representation of Women in Political Cartoons of the 1998 World Conference on Women,” International Women’s Studies Forum, 21:5 (1998), 535-49 (with Patricia Gilmartin). 
 
1998 “The Internet as “The New World” of Geography: Speed, Structure, Volume, and Humility,” GeoJournal, 45: 1-2 (1998), 5-15 special issue on “The Globalization of Geography.” 
 
1998 “GIS Uses and Constraints on Diffusion in Eastern Europe and the Former USSR,” Post-Soviet Geography and Economics, 39:10 (1998), 566-87 (with Carl T. Dahlman and Jonathan S. Taylor). 
 
1998 “A Treaty of Silicon for the Treaty of Westphalia?  Territorial Dimensions of Modern Statehood,” Geopolitics, 3: 1 (1998), 107-31 in special issue on “Boundaries, Territory and Postmodernity” (Guest Editor: David Newman). 
 
1999 “Wet-Dry Referenda in Kentucky and the Persistence of Prohibition Forces,” Southeastern Geographer, 39:2 (1999), 172-89  (with Thomas Appleton). 
 
1999 “Research and Communication in the “Invisible College” of the Human Dimensions of Global Change Research Community,” Global Environmental Change, 9: 4 (1999), 285-301 (with Shannon O’ Lear) 
  
1999 “Scholarly Communication in Cyberspace: Profiles of Subscribers Using the GEOGRAPH Electronic Mailing List,” Fennia, 177:2 (1999), 171-84 (with Kai Husso and Mervi Pyyhtia). 

1999 “The International Peace Garden: A Case Study in Locational Harmony,” International  
Boundaries Research Unit, Bulletin, 7:3 (1999), 67-74 (with Douglas Munski). 
 
1999 “The Views of Small States: A Content Analysis of 1995 UN Speeches,” Geopolitics, 4/1 (1999), 17-33. 
 
2000 “Place and Region in American Legal Culture: State Origins of Supreme Court Landmark Cases,” Historical Geography, 28 (2000), 127-48 (with Fred Shelley, Gerald Webster and Wael Ahmed; special issue edited by Ben Forrest). 
 
2000 “The Worldviews of Southern Seminaries: Images, Mission Statements, and Curricula,” 
Southeastern Geographer, 40:1 (2000), 1-22 (with Esther Long). 
 
2000 “Eugene van Cleef: Soumi, soumalaiset ja amerikansoumalasiset,” Terra, 112:2 (2000), 71-81 (Eugene van Cleef: Finland, Finns and American Finns), with (Pentti Yli-Jokipii) 
  
2000 “Geography: the Word Around the World,” Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 90:4 (2000), 759-62 (includes a map supplement with the word or phrase in 164 languages). 
 
2000 “Towards an Understanding of the Geopolitics of Cyberspace: Learning, Re-learning and Un-learning,” Geopolitics and International Behavior, 5:3 (2000), 144-49. 

2000 “Stamp Iconography: Celebrating the Independence of New European and Central Asian States,” GeoJournal, 52:4 (2000), 315-23. 
 
2001 “La Geografía en un Mundo Trastrocado,” Semestre Geográfico, 1:1 (2001), 4-22 (in Spanish). 
 
2001 “Mapping the “Worlds” of the World Wide Web: (Re) Structuring Global Commerce Through Hyperlinks,” American Behavioral Scientist (with Martin Dodge), 44:10 (June 2001), 1717-1739. (in issue on “Mapping Globalization) 
 
2001“Citizen Reaction to a Proposed Time Zone Boundary Change in Kentucky: Juxtaposing Boundaries on the Land/In the Mind,” Southeastern Geographer, 41:2 (2001), 230-42. 
 
2002 “Introduction: Special Issue Dedicated to Saul B. Cohen,” Political Geography, 21:5 (2002), 553-55 (issue (pp. 553-737) issue guest edited with Stanley Waterman.  (We commissioned six articles and six vignettes; reviewed them and prepared the issue for publication). 
 
2002 “An Urban Geographer Before his Time: C. Warren Thornthwaite’s 1930 Doctoral Dissertation,” Progress in Human Geography, 26:4 (2002), 463-86 (with James O. Wheeler). 
 
2002 “The World Council of Churches as a Global Actor: Ecumenical Space as Geographical Space,” Geographica Slovenica, 34: 1(2002), 65-77. 
  
2002 “Commentary on “Civil Society and Water Management in the Indus River” by Syed Ayub Qutub and James Nickum” Regional Development Dialogue, 23: 1 (2002), 119-21. 
 
2002 “De paradox van de postmodern staat: gemerkt en gebrandmerkt door beelden,” Internationale Spectator, 56:7/8 (2002), 352-365 (with Gertjan Dijkink) (“The paradox of the postmodern state: branded and stereotyped through images”) (in Dutch). 
 
2002 “African- American Travel Agents: Travails and Survival,” Annals of Tourism Research, 29,4 (2002), 1022-1035 (co-authored with David L. Butler and Perry L. Carter). 
  
2002 “Introduction (to co-edited issue on The Geography of E-Commerce),” Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 93:5 (2002), 485-88 (with Thomas R. Leinbach).  
 
2002 “National Innovation Systems, Firm Strategy, and Enabling Mobile Communications:  The Case of Nokia,” Tijdschift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 93:5 (2002), 489-508 (with Thomas R. Leinbach). 
    
2002 “The Weakest Links: A Hyperlink Index Map of Country to Country Internet Linkages,” FP Foreign Policy, Nov./Dec. 2002, p. 101 (map and brief text: co-authored with Tobie Saad and Jeff House).       
 
2002 “Here, There, and Everywhere: Geoliminality and the Burden of Dasein,” LIMEN:  
Journal for Theory and Practice of Liminal Phenomena, 3:1/2 (2002), on line journal: www.human.pefri.hri/cro/limen.htm   (with Francis Harvey) 
 
2003 “America’s Learning about Foreign Places through the Eyes of Missionaries: Writings in The Friends’ Missionary Advocate, 1885-1933”, Quaker Studies, 7/2 (2003), 165-92. (with Elizabeth Leppman). 

2003 “A Note on the Hyperlinks of Major Eurasian Cities,” Eurasian Geography and Economics, 44:4 (2003), 321-24. 
 
2003 “Reading Geopolitics Beyond the State: Organisational Discourse in Response to 11 September,” Geopolitics 8/3 (2003), 253-80 (co-authored with Carl S. Dahlman). (issue devoted to 11 September and Its Aftermath,, guest editor S. D. Brunn) 
 
2003 “Freud, Tourism, and Terror: Traversing the Fantasies of Post September 11 Travel Magazines,” Journal of Travel and Tourism Marketing 15:2/3 (2003), 39-61. (co-authored with Paul S. Kingsbury). (issue devoted to post 11 September impacts) 

2003 “The New Worlds of Electronic Geography,” GeoTrópico, 1:1 (2003), on line journal.  
 www.geotropico.org/Actual  
 
2004 “Differential Locational Harmony: The Cristo Redentor Statue in the Upsallata Pass, Political Geography 23 (2004), 41-69 (with Craig S. Campbell). 
 
2004 “Looking Backwards into the Future with Brian Berry,” (comments from a panel discussion at AAG Los Angeles Meetings, March 2002 on Berry’s 1970 article in Transactions, Institute of British Geographers), The Professional Geographer 56: (2004), 76-80 (with Ed Malecki). 
 
2003 “Introducing Voices in the AAG’s Second Century,” (FOCUS: eight papers on Geography’s Challenges for the 21st Century: pp. 4-72) The Professional Geographer, 56:1 (2004), 1-3 (section prepared and edited with Patricia Gober).  
 
2004 “Mapping Changes in Denominational Membership in the Great Plains, 1952-2000,” Great Plains Research, 14:1 (2004), 19-48 (with Holly R.  Barcus). 
 
2004 “New Perspectives on the Changing Religious Diversity in the Great Plains,” Great Plains Research, 14:1 (2004), 49-76 (with Holly R. Barcus).  

2005 “Cybercities of Asia: Measuring Globalization Using Hyperlinks,” Asian Geographer 23: 1 & 2 (2004), 121-147 (with Jack F. Williams). 
 
2005 “Birthplaces of AAG Members in 1961,” AAG Newsletter, 40:11 (December 2005), 18- 19 (accompanied by map; with Richard Gilbreath, John Hintz and Holly Barcus). 
 
2005 “Visualizing Finland: Postage Stamps as Political Messengers,” Geografiska Annaler, Ser. B. (Human Geography) 87B:2 (2005), 145-163. (with Pauliina Raento). 
 
2005 “Hierarchies, Regions, and Legacies: European Cities and Global Commercial Passenger Air Travel,” Journal of Contemporary European Studies,13:2 (2005), 199- 216. (with Matthew Zook).  
 
2006 “Gated Minds and Gated Lives as Worlds of Exclusion and Fear,” GeoJournal 66: 1-2 (2006), 5-13. 
  
2006 “From Podes to Antipodes: Positionalities and Global Airline Geographies,” Annals of  
the Association of American Geographers 96: 3 (2006), 471-90 (with Matthew Zook). 
 
2006 “Celebrating a Nation’s Heritage on Music Stamps,” GeoJournal 65 (1-2) (2006), 124-135 (with Kate Covington) in an issue on “Music Geographies” edited with Stanley Waterman. 

2007 “Picturing a Nation: Finland and Postage Stamps: 1917-2000,” National Identities 10:1 (2008), 49-75 (with Pauliina Raento). 

2010 “Towards a Typology of Mobility and Place Attachment in Rural America,” Journal of Appalachian Studies 15: 1 & 2 (2010), 26-48 (with Holly Barcus).  
 
2010 “Belfast Landscapes: From Religious Schism to Conflict Tourism,” Focus in Geography 53:3 (2010), 81-91 (with Sarah Byrne, Louise McNamara and Annette Egan). 
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2010 “Networks of European Cities in Worlds of Global Economic and Environmental Change,” Fennia 188: 1 (2010), 37-49. (with Lomme Devriendt, Andew Boulton, Ben Derudder and Frank Witlox).  
 
2010 “Cartooning and Googling God and Natural Disasters: Iceland’s Volcanic Eruption and Haiti’s Earthquake,” Mitteilungen der Ősterreichishen Geographischen Gesellschaft 152 (2010), 251-275. 

2010 “Place Elasticity: Exploring a New Conceptualization of Mobility and Place Attachment in Rural America,” Geografiska Annaler, Series B. Human Geography 92 (4), 281-295. (with Holly Barcus). 
 
2011 “Stamps as Messengers of Political Transition (USSR/Russia Transition Years),” Geographical Review, 101 (1): 19-36. 
 
2011 “Searching (for) Cyberspace: The Position of Major Cities in the Information Age,” Journal of Urban Technology, 18 (1): 73-92) (with Lomme Devriendt, Andrew Boulton, Ben Derudder and Frank Witlox). 
 
2011 “The Bible Belt in a Changing South: Shrinking, Relocating and Multiple Buckles,” Southeastern Geographer 51 (4), 513-49 (with Gerald R. Webster and J. Clark Archer).  
 
2012 “Cape Town’s Million Plus Black Township of Khayelitsha: Terrae Incognitae and the Geographies and Cartographies of Silence.” Habitat International, 30, 1-11 (with Matthew Wilson) 
 
2013 “Geographies in 2050,” Progress in Geography, 32 (7), 1006-1017. 

2014 “Cyberspace Knowledge Gaps and Geographical Boundaries in Sustainability Science: Topics, Regions, Editorial Teams and Journals,” Sustainability 6: 6576-6603  doc10.3990/su6106576 

2015 “Language, Identity and Boundary Disputes in the Emerging Virtual State: Challenges from the Internet, Google and Social Media Worlds.”  European Journal of Geopolitics, 2 (2015), 24-43.

2015 “Geopolitics in a Topsy-Turvy World: Ten Futuristic Perspectives,” European Journal of Geopolitics, 3  (2015), 21-49.

2015 “China’s Future Worlds and the World’s Future with China: Some Emerging and Unexpected Geographies,” China and the World, 1 (2015), 64-89. 

2015 “Research in Progress on Constructing and Mapping an EU Knowledge/Information Base: Worlds of Gaps and Opportunities.” Mitteilungen der Ősterrichinsten Geographischen Gesellschaft 157 (2015), 51.70.

2015 “Philatelic Boosterism: Tourism Stamps of Small Island States,” International Journal of Responsible Tourism 4 (2), 23-52.

2016 “Geo-Retirement: A Second Adolescence, A Season of Renaissance and a Circus,” Arab World Geographer 19 (1-2), 19-26.

2016 “Poland’s Voivodeships and Poviats and the Geographies of Knowledge: Addressing Uneven Human Resources,” Studies in the Industrial Geography Commission of the Polish Geographical Society, 30 (2), 198-208.

2016 “A Late Career Central Asian Trajectory: Close Encounters of the First and Second Kind,” Arab World Geographer 19 (3-4), 305-315.

2017 “A Geopolitical and Geovisualization Challenge: Increasing the Awareness of Global Environmental Change Through Postage Stamp Issues,” Natural Resources 28 (3), 130-158. http://www.scrip.org/journa/lnr     Article ID75104 (29 pp.)

2017 “Policy Implications of the Vagaries in Population Estimates on the Accuracy of Sociographical Mapping of Contemporary Slovak Roma Communities,” GeoJournal ,83 (4), 853-869 (with Kvetoslava Matlovičova, Alexander Mušinka and Rene Matlovič). 
2017 “George Demko, 1933-2016: Engaging, Emphatic, Empowering,” Annals of the Association of American Geographers 106 (6), 1538-1546) with Roland Fuchs and Richard A. Wright.

2018 “A Half Century of (Re)Inventing Human Geography: Experiencing Braided Streams, Watersheds and Brave New Worlds,” Material Culture, 12-24.

2018 “Citation Impacts of AAG Presidential Addresses,” The Professional Geographer 70 (2), 209-218.\

2018 “Stamps of Czechoslovakia (1983-1992) and Slovak and Czech Republics (1993-2002): Juxtaposing Fragmentation and Integration Theory. Geografiska Annaler: Ser B Human Geography, 100 (4): 377-395 (with Radoslav Klamar, Silvia Slivková and Martin Javor).

2018 “How Neoliberal Globalizations Are Transforming Kyiv’s Nodal Areas.” Urbani izziv 29 (2), 96-110 (with Oleana Drnoova).

2019 “Regional and Extraregional Hyperlinks of Caribbean Capital Cities: A Mosaic of Multiple and Fragmented Cores and Peripheries,” Caribbean Geographer, 23, 1-19.

2019 “Identifying and Removing the Silence of Roma Culture in Polish School Texts,” Journal of Geography, 188 (4), 169-184 (with Agnes Swietekaga and Bozena Wojtowicz)

2020 “A Visual Typology of Abandonment in Rural America: From End-of-Life to Recycling, Renaissance to Revival, LAND 9 (3), 94 (31 pp.) 

2021 “Mapping Morality: Visible and Invisible Geographies,” Journal of the Bulgarian Geographical Society 44, 7-14.

2021. “Mapping the Hyperlinks and Networks of Central and South American Cities in Three Languages: Consistencies and Variations.  GeoJournal 87, 4863-877 (with Oscar Hernandez)

2022 “Geopandering,” Geographical Review.  DOI:10.1080/001674282.2021.2012182 and https://doi.org/10.1080/00167428.2021.2012182 (with Thomas Bell)

2022 “Geographers and Sustainability: Five Research Challenges,” Geography and Sustainability 3, 68-73. 

2022 “Reading and Mapping the Worldviews of States Through National Anthems: Celebrating Diety, Identity, Landscapes and Unity.”  Miscellanea Geographica 26 (3), 160-168.  Thematic Issue on Contemporary Political Geography - Unity and Diversity. 

2022 “Legacies Aplenty: A Memorial to Yu-Fu Tuan,” Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology 234 (1), 12-13.

2022 “Evaluating Teaching Performances in Distance Education During the COVID-19 Lockdowns: Creative Efforts with the Unknown,” Pakistan Journal of Distance and Online Learning 8 (1), 35-52.

2023 “Compiling and Mapping an International Climate Change Database: Worlds of Gaps and Unevenness.  Natural Resources 14 (1), 27-44. 

Forthcoming: “Comparación de hipervínculos en tres idiomas de sistemas urbanos de Google en cuatro países latinatinonamericanos” (Comparing the volume of hyperlinks in three languages about the Google urban system in four Latin American countries) Revista Económica, Sociedad Territorio (2023). (with Oscar Hernandez)

Chapters in Monographs and Books 
 	
1970 “The State of Research in Latin America: Political Geography,” in Proceedings, National Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers, Muncie, Indiana, Ball State University, April 30 - May 2, pp. 367-91. 
 
1971 “The Migration System of Tegucigalpa, Honduras,” In R. N. Thomas, ed., Population Dynamics in Latin America, East Lansing, MI: Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers, pp. 63-82 (with R. N. Thomas). 
 
1973 “Latin American Cities: Nodes of Political Action,” in A. David Hill, ed. Latin American Development Issues, East Lansing, MI: Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers, pp. 59-69.  

1973 “The Spatial Response of Negroes and Whites Towards Open Housing: The Flint Referendum,” (with Wayne L. Hoffman), reprinted from Annals of the Association of American Geographers, in Melvin Albaum, ed., Geography and Contemporary Issues: Studies of Relevant Problems, New York: Wiley, pp. 262-78. 
  
1973 “Spatial Dimensions of Poverty in the United States,” (with James O. Wheeler), reprinted from Geografiska Annaler in Melvin Albaum, ed., Geography and Contemporary Issues: Studies of Relevant Problems, New York: Wiley, pp. 17-31. 
 
1973 “Negro Migration into Rural Southwestern Michigan,” (with James O. Wheeler) reprinted from Geographical Review in Melvin Albaum, ed., Geography and Contemporary Issues: Studies of Relevant Problems, New York: Wiley, pp.  196-212. 

 1974 “The Geography of Psychosocial Stress,” in John M. Hunter, ed., The Geography of Health and Disease, Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina, Department of Geography, pp. 128-53 (with J. M. Hunter). 

1976 “The Spatial Response of Negroes and Whites Towards Open Housing: The Flint Referendum,” (with Wayne L. Hoffman), reprinted from Annals of the Association of American Geographers, in Robert T. Ernst and Lawrence Hugg, eds., Black America: A Geographic Perspective, New York: Doubleday, pp. 234-54. 
 
1976 “Negro Migration into Rural Southwestern Michigan,” (with James O. Wheeler) reprinted from Geographical Review, in Robert T. Ernst and Lawrence Hugg, eds., Black America: A Geographic Perspective, New York: Doubleday, pp. 389-404. 
 
1977 “Research Frontiers in Applied Social Geography,” in H. A. and M. K. Winters, eds., Applications of Geographic Research, East Lansing, MI: Michigan State University, Department of Geography, pp. 13-28. 
   
1977 “Michigan Tomorrow,” in L. M. Sommers, ed., Atlas of Michigan, East Lansing, MI: Michigan State University Press, pp. 221-31. 
 
1980 “New Dynamics of Growth in the American Metropolitan System,” in S. D. Brunn and J. O. Wheeler, eds., The American Metropolitan System: Present and Future, New York: John Wiley, Scripta Series in Geography (with Phillip D. Phillips), pp. 1-20. 
 
1980 “Spatial and Behavioral Aspects of the Counterstream Migration of Blacks to the South,” in S. D. Brunn and J. O. Wheeler, eds., The American Metropolitan System: Present and Future, New York: John Wiley, Scripta Series in Geography (with James H. Johnson, Jr.), pp. 59-76. 

1980 “Geopolitical Fragmentation and the Pattern of Growth and Need,” in S. D. Brunn and J. O. Wheeler, eds., The American Metropolitan System: Present and Future, New York: John Wiley, Scripta Series in Geography (with Don J. Zeigler),  pp. 77-92. 
 
1981 “Geopolitics in a Shrinking World: A Political Geography of the Twenty-first Century,” in A. Burnett and P. Taylor, eds., Political Geography: Anglo-American Perspectives, London and Chichester: John Wiley, pp. 131-56. 
 
1981 “Human Settlements in Sparsely Populated Areas: A Conceptual Overview with Special Reference to the U.S.,” in John H. Holmes and Richard E. Lonsdale, eds., Settlement Systems in Sparsely Populated Regions, the United States and Australia, New York: Pergamon Press, pp. 14-52 (with Don J. Zeigler). 
 
1983 “World Urban Development,” in S. D. Brunn and J. R. Williams, eds., Cities of the World: World Regional Urban Development, New York: Harper and Row, pp. 3-41 (with Jack R. Williams and Joe T. Darden). 
 
1983 “Cities of North America,” in S. D. Brunn and J. R. Williams, eds., Cities of the World: World Regional Urban Development, New York: Harper and Row, pp. 43-83 (with Maurice Yeates). 
 
1983 “Cities of the Future,” in S. D. Brunn and J. R. Williams, eds., Cities of the World: World Regional Urban Development, New York: Harper and Row, pp. 452-87. 
 
1983 “Geopolitical Scenarios of the Twenty-first Century,” in T. R. Ford and C. L. Holmes, eds.,
Issues and Perspectives in Third World Development, Lexington, KY: University of Kentucky, Center for Developmental Change, CDC Development Paper # 20, pp. 184-203. 
 
1983 “Identifying Regional Alliances and Blocs in the United Nations Voting - Some Preliminary Results of Votes Affecting Israel,” in Nurit Kliot and Stanley Waterman, eds., Pluralism and Political Geography: People, Territory and State, London: Croom-Helm and New York: St. Martin’s Press, pp. 270-83 (with Gerald Ingalls). 
 
1984 “Future of the Nation-State System,” in Peter Taylor and John House, eds., Political Geography: Recent Advances and Future Directions, London: Croom-Helm, pp. 149-67. 
   
1984 “Urban Ethnic Islands,” in Jesse McKee, ed., Ethnic Minorities in the United States, Dubuque, IA: Kendall-Hunt, pp. 259-83 (with Don J. Zeigler). 
 
1985 “The Geography of Peace Movements,” in David Pepper and Alan Jenkins, eds., The Geography of Peace and War, Oxford, England: Blackwells, Ltd., pp. 178-91. 
 
1985 “Geopolitics,” in Michael Pacione, eds., Progress in Political Geography, London: Croom-Helm, pp. 41-76 (with Karen Mingst). 
  
1988 “Voting Patterns in the United Nations General Assembly on Uses of the Sea,” in J. Baylson and N. Ginsburg, eds., Ocean Yearbook 7, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1988, pp. 42-64 (with Gerald Ingalls). 
 
1989 “Responses to Questions on the Science and Art of Geography,” in George J. Demko, ed., The Art and Science of Geography: A Soviet/American View, Moscow: Progress Publishers, 1989, passim in Russian.  Also Vladimir V. Annenkov and George J. Demko, eds., The Art and Science of Geography: U.S. and Soviet Perspectives, Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1992 (includes statements by 13 U.S. geographers and 49 Soviet geographers). 
 
1989 “Women’s Issues and State Legislation: Fragmentation and Inconsistence,” in Geographic Dimensions of U.S. Social Policy, (co-edited by J. P. Jones and Janet Kodras),  pp. 178-99 (chapter with H. Briavel Holcomb and Janet E. Kodras). 
 
1991 “Peacekeeping Forces and Landscapes,” in J. V. Minghi and D. Rumley, eds., The Geography of Border Landscapes, London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1991, pp. 264-94. 
 
1992 “Content and Strategies for Teaching: Mapping Peace and Military Landscapes,” in Angene Wilson and Karen Mingst, eds., Managing International Conflict: Teaching Units I. Lexington, KY: Office of International Affairs, University of Kentucky, 1992, pp. 23-33. 
 
1993 “World Urban Development,” in S. D. Brunn and J. R. Williams, eds. Cities of the World: World Regional Urban Development, 2nd edition, New York: Harper Collins, 1993, pp. 1-41 (with Jack R. Williams). 
 
1993 “Cities of the United States and Canada,” in S. D. Brunn and J. R. Williams, eds., Cities of the World: World Regional Urban Development, 2nd edition, New York: Harper Collins, 1993, pp. 42-83 (with Don J. Zeigler). 

1993 “Cities of the Future,” in S. D. Brunn and J. R. Williams, eds., Cities of the World: World Regional Urban Development, 2nd edition, New York: Harper Collins, 1993, pp. 478-92. 

1994 “Geopolitical Information and Communication in Shrinking and Expanding Worlds: 1900-2100,” in George Demko and William Wood, eds., Reordering the World: Geopolitical Perspectives on the 21st Century.  Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1994, pp. 301-22 (with Jeffrey A. Jones). 
 
1994 “Transportation, Communications, and Information in the Bluegrass Region,” in R. Ulack et al., eds., Lexington and Kentucky’s Inner Bluegrass Region.  Indiana, PA: National Council for Geographic Education, 1994, pp. 31-36. 
 
1994 “Ethnic Communities in the Evolving ‘Electronic State,’” in W. A. Gallussser et al., Political Boundaries and Co-Existence.  Berne, New York, and Vienna: Peter Lang, 1994, pp. 415-24 (with Jeffrey Jones and Darren Purcell). 
 
1995 “Sports, Politics and the Changing World Political Map,” in Jukka Viitasalo and Urho Kajala, eds., The Way To Win. Helsinki: The Finnish Society for Research in Sport and Physical Education, 1995, pp. 363-66. 
 
1995 From CIA Conference, September 1993, “Concluding Comments: Implications for the U.S. and the International Community: Problems and Prospects,” in Central Intelligence Agency, The Challenge of Ethnic Conflict to National and International Order in the in the 1990s: Geographic Perspectives, October 1995, pp. 187-91. 
 
1996 “Ethnic “Electronic Communities,” New Immigrant Linkages in a Wired World,” in  Matjaz Klemencic, ed., Ethnic Fraternalism in Immigrant Communities.  Maribor, Slovenia: Univerza v Maribor, 1996, pp. 337-43 (with Darren Purcell). 
  
1996 “The Internationalization of Diasporas in a Shrinking World,” in G. Prevelakis, ed., Les Reseaux des Diasporas.  The Networks of Diasporas.  Nicosia, Cyprus. Cyprus Research Center, 1996, pp. 259-72. 
  
1998 “The Political Landscape,” in R. Ulack and K. Raitz, co-editors, Atlas of Kentucky. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 1998, pp. 233-48 (with Karl B. Raitz). 
 
1998 “Changes in the Buying Habits of the Slovak Population Due to Small Privatization,” in M. Barlow, I. Lengyel and R. Welch, eds., Local Development and Public Administration in Transition, Szeged, Hungary: Jozsef Attila University, 1998, pp. 78-87 (with Viera Vlčkova) 
 
1998 “Carving Out Geography’s Core Curriculum: Firm or Squishy?  A Response to Richard Boehm’s “An Argument for a Common Course Curriculum in Introductory Geography Courses,” in Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences, Vol. 21. ed. F. Andrew Schoolmaster.  Louisville, KY: University of Louisville, 1998, pp. 118-120.  
 
1999 “When Walls Come Down and Borders Open: New Geopolitical Worlds at the Grassroots in Eastern Europe,” in Fiona Davidson, Fred Shelley, Jonathan Leib, and Gerald R. Webster, eds., Teaching Political Geography, NCGE Resource Paper, Pathways in Geography Title No. 19, Indiana, PA: National Council for Geographic Education, 1998, pp. 31-37. 

1999 “Geopolitical Information and Communication in the Twenty-first Century,” in G. Demko and W. Wood, eds., Reordering the World.  Geopolitical Perspectives on The Twenty-first Century.  Boulder: Westview, pp. 292-318 (with Jeffrey A. Jones and Shannon O’Lear). 
 
1999 “A Treaty of Silicon for the Treaty of Westphalia? New Territorial Dimensions of Modern Statehood,” in David Newman, ed. Boundaries, Territory and Postmodernity (London: Cass, 1999, pp. 107-31. 
 
1999 “Writing and Communicating in Cyberspace: A New World of Scholarly Discourse,” in Anne Buttimer, Stanley D. Brunn, and Ute Wardenga, eds., Text and Image: Social Constructions of Regional Knowledges, Leipzig: Institut fűr Länderkunde, 1999. pp. 290-304. (with Kai Husso and Mervi Pyyhtia). 
 
2000 “Nokia as a Regional Information Technology Fountainhead,” in Yuko Aoyama, James O. Wheeler, Yuko Aoyama, and Barney Warf, eds., Cities in the Telecommunications Age, New York and London: Routledge, pp. 130-42 (with Thomas R. Leinbach).  
 
2000 “Human Rights and Welfare in the Electronic State,” in Mark Wilson and Kenneth C. Corey, eds. Information Tectonics: Space, Place, and Technology in an Information Age.  Chichester: John Wiley and Sons, Ltd., pp. 41-64. 
 
2000 “Urban Ethnic Islands,” in Jesse O. McKee, ed., Ethnicity in Contemporary America. Boulder: Rowman and Littlefield, 2000 (with Donald J. Zeigler), pp. 375-411. 
 
2000 “The Worldviews of Small States: A Content Analysis of 1995 UN Speeches,” in Nurit Kliot and David Newman, eds., Geopolitics at the End of the Twentieth Century: The Changing World Political Map.   London: Frank Cass, 2000, pp. 17-33. 
 
2000 “Landscaping for Power and Defence,” in John R. Gold and George Revell, eds.  Landscapes of Defence, London: Pearson, pp. 68-84 (with Harri Andersson and Carl T. Dahlman). 
 
2001 “The Worldviews of United Nations Members: Key Words in 50th Anniversary (1995) 
Speeches,” in Marco Antonisch, Vladimir Kolosssov, and M. Paola Pagnini, eds., Europe between Political Geography and Geopolitics: On the Centenary of Ratzel’s Politische Geographie.  Roma, Italy: Memorie della Società Geografica Italiana, 43, I. pp. 473-85. 
 
2001 “Attitudes Towards Japanese Investments in Kentucky: Opinions Expressed in Newspaper Editorials,” in P. P. Karan, ed. Japan in the Bluegrass, Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, pp. 263-74. 
 
2001 “Explorations into the World Legal Map: Keyword Citations Using the LegalTrac Database,” in Gertjan Dijkink and Hans Knippenberg, eds., The Territorial Factor: Political Geography in a Globalising World. Amsterdam: Voissupers UVA, pp. 129-49. (a Liber Amicorum for Herman van der Wusten). 
 
2001 “Communication, Geographic Aspects,” in N. J. Smelser and Paul B. Baltes (eds.) International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences.  Oxford: Pergamon, pp. 2308-2311. 
 
2002 “Political Stamps of the Arab World: 1950-1999,” in Clive Schofield, David Newman, and Alistair Drysdale, eds., The Razor’s Edge: International Boundaries and Political Geography; Essays in Honour of Professor Gerald Blake, The Hague: Kluwer, pp. 77-105.  
 
2003 “World Urban Development,” in Stanley D. Brunn, Jack F. Williams, and Donald J. Zeigler (eds.), Cities of the World: World Regional Urban Development.  Boulder, CO: Rowman and Littlefield, pp. 1-45. 
  
2002 “Cities of the Future,” in Stanley D. Brunn, Jack F. Williams, and Donald J. Zeigler (eds). Cities of the World: World Regional Urban Development.  Boulder, CO, Rowman and Littlefield, pp. 489-519 (with Rina Ghose). 
 
2003 “Reading and Mapping America’s Changing Ethnic Geomorphologies and Palimpsest Geographies,” in John W. Frazier and Florence M. Margai, eds., Multicultural Geographies: The Changing Racial/Ethnic Patterns of the United States. Binghamton, NY: Global Academic Publishing, pp. 219-230.   
  
2004 “Introduction,” in S. D. Brunn, ed., 11 September and Its Aftermath: The Geopolitics of Terror.  London: Cass Publishers, pp. 1-15. 
 
2004 “Reading Geopolitics Beyond the State: Organisational Discourse in Response to 11 September,” In S. D. Brunn, ed., 11 September and Its Aftermath: The Geopolitics of Terror.  London: Cass Publishers, pp. 253-80 (with Carl T. Dahlman). 
 
2004 “The Finnish Kaamos: Escapes from Short Days and Cold Winters,” in Donald Janelle, Barney Warf, and Kathy Hansen, eds., Worldminds: Geographic Perspectives on 100 Problems. Dordrecht: Kluwer, 2004 (an entry in the AAG centennial publication), co-authored with Pauli Tapani, Rikard Kűller, and Mika Roinila), pp. 105-112. 
 
2004 “Sixty Years of Geography at the University of Kentucky,” in James O. Wheeler and S. D. Brunn, eds., The Role of the South in the Making of American Geography: Centennial of the AAG, 2004. Columbia, MD: Bellwether Press, pp. 166-72 (with P. P. Karan) 
 
2004 “The Midwesternization of Southern Geography Departments,” in James O. Wheeler and S. D. Brunn, eds., The Role of the South in the Making of American Geography: Centennial of the AAG, 2004. Columbia, MD: Bellwether Press, pp. 3-17. 
 
2004 “An E-Classification of the World’s Capital Cities: URL References to Websites,” in H.  
Kehal, ed., Digital Economy: Impacts, Influences, and Challenges.  Hershey, PA: Idea Group, Inc., pp. 200-16. 
 
2004 “Political Geography,” in Robert S. Bednarz, ed. A Teacher’s Guide To Advanced Education. Essays, Strategies, and Resources.  Jacksonville, AL: National Council for Geographic Education, Geography Resource Publication, pp. 19-30 (with Shannon O’Lear). 
 
2004 “Towards a Geopolitics of Life and Living: Where Boundaries Still Matter,” in Heather N. Nicol and Ian Townsend-Gault, eds., Holding the Line: Borders in a Global World. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, pp. 381-99. (with John Watkins, Josh Lepawsky, and Jeffrey Jones). 

2007 Chapters on “Crossroads” and “Old Mountains,” in Kathleen Braden, ed., Beyond Borders: The Real Geography of the United States and Russia. (trade book with American and Russian geographers comparing similar regions). Access through World Wide Web Browser, Realplayer. Source: CP, OCLC Number 228074940; Alma IZ record number: 99119695200101847; Alma NZ Record Number: 99142040488881451 pages: 12 each 
 
2008 “Virtual Grassroots Movements: The Role of the National Geographic Society as a Sustained Promoter of Environmental Awareness,” in P. P. Karan and U. Suganuma, eds., Local Environmental Movements. A Comparative Study of the United States and Japan.  Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, pp. 39-44.
  
2008 “Academic Publishing,” in Michael Solem, Janice Monk, and Kenneth Foote, eds., Aspiring Academics and Teaching College Geography. Pearson Prentice Hall: Upper Saddle River, NJ and Washington, DC: Association of American Geographers, pp. 179-89. 

2011 “Introduction to Megaengineering: The Concept and a Research Frontier,” in S. D. Brunn, (Ed.) Engineering Earth: The Impacts of Megaengineering Projects. Dordrecht, The Netherlands: Springer Science + Business Media, pp. 1-12 (with Andrew Wood). 

2011 “Fifty Years of Soviet Nuclear Testing in Semipalatinsk, Kazakhstan: Juxtaposed Worlds of Blasts and Silences, Security and Risks, Denials and Memories,” in S. D. Brunn (Ed.) Engineering Earth: The Impacts of Megaengineering Projects. Dordrecht, The Netherlands: Springer Science + Business Media, pp. 1789-1818.   

2011 “City Networks in Cyberspace and Time: Using Google Hyperlinks To Measure Global Economic and Environmental Crises,” In R. Firmino, F. Duarte and C. Ultamarai (Eds.) Mobile and Ubiquitous Urban Infrastructures: Surveillance, Locative Media and Global Networks.  Hershey, PA: IGI Global, pp. 67-87 (with Andrew Boulton, Lomme Devriendt, Frank Wilcox and Ben Derudder).  
 
2011 “World Cities: Present and Future,” In Joseph P. Stoltman, (ed.) 21st Century Geography: A Reference Handbook. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, pp, 301-314. 
 
2011 “Cyberinfrastructures and Smart/World Cities: Physical, Human and Soft Infrastructures.”  In P. Taylor, B. Derudder, M. Hoyler, and Frank Witlox (eds.). International Handbook of Globalization and World Cities.  Cheltenham: Edgar Elgar, pp. 198-205 (with Andrew Boulton and Lomme Devriendt).   
 
2012 “World Urban Development,” in S. D. Brunn, M. Hays-Mitchell and D. J. Zeigler (eds.) Cities of the World: World Regional Urban Development.  Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield, pp. 3-50. 

 2012 “Cities of the Future,” in S. D. Brunn, M. Hays-Mitchell and D. J. Zeigler (eds.) Cities of the World: World Regional Urban Development.  Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield, pp. 539-597.  
 
2013 “Using cognitive maps to heal the legacies of apartheid,” In Brenda Leibowitz et al., Eds., Community, Self and Identity: Educating South African Students for Citizenship.  Cape Town: HSRC Press, pp. 97-113. 

2014 “Reorganizing China’s Political/Administrative Spaces: Challenges for Governments and the Political Geography Communities.” Conference Proceedings, International Conference on Geopolitics in Changing Southeast Asia: Boundaries and Borderlands.  Kunming, China: Yunnan Normal University, pp. 1-10.

2015 “The Changing World Religion Map: Status, Literature and Challenges.”  In. S. D. Brunn, Ed., The Changing World Religion Map: Sacred Places, Identities, Practices and Politics.  Dordrecht: Springer, pp. 3-67.

2015 “Bible Belt Membership, Correlates and Landscapes.” In S. D. Brunn, Ed., The Changing World Religion Map: Sacred Places, Identities, Practices and Politics.  Dordrecht: Springer, pp. 1419-1468 (with Gerald Webster, John Clark Archer and Robert Watrel).

2015 “Visualizing Secularization Through Changes in the Religions Stamp Issues of Three Catholic European Countries.”  In S. D. Brunn, Ed., The Changing World Religion Map: Sacred Places, Identities, Practices and Politics.  Dordrecht: Springer, pp. 2129-2144.

2015 “Marketing Religion and Church Shopping.” In S. D. Brunn, Ed., The Changing World Religion Map: Sacred Places, Identities, Practices and Politics. Dordrecht: Springer, pp. 2285-2307 (with Wesley Jetton and Barbara Palmquist).

2015 “The Religious Exhibition at the Capital Museum in Beijing: What It Tells and Doesn’t Tell.”  In S. D. Brunn, Ed., The Changing World Religion Map: Sacred Places, Identities, Practices and Politics.  Dordrecht: Springer, pp. 2563-2580 (with Shangyi Zhou).

2015 “Global Dimensions of Professionals in Transnational Marriage Migration: Courting, Adjustments and Ties to Homeland.”  In Elli Heikkilä and Daniel Rauhut, Eds. Marriage Migration and Multicultural Relationships.  Turku, Finland. Institute of Migration, Migration Studies, pp. 57-80. 

2016 “World Urban Development.” In S. D. Brunn, M. Hays-Mitchell, D. J. Zeigler and J. K. Graybill, eds., Cities of the World: Regional Patterns and Urban Development.  Boulder, CO and New York: Rowman and Littlefield, pp. 3-46 (with Jessica Graybill, Maureen Hays-Mitchel and Donald J. Zeigler. 

2016 “Assessing the Impacts of the Global Financial Crisis on the Major and Minor Cities of South and Southeast Asia,” In Ashok Dutt et al. (eds.) Spatial Diversity and Dynamics in Resources and Urban Development: Vol. 2: Urban Development. Dordrecht: Springer, pp. 135-55 (with Lomme Devriendt, Andrew Boulton, Ben Derudder and Frank Witlox).  

2017 “What Is Where? The Role of Map Representations and Mapping Practices in Advancing Scholarship,” In Stanley D. Brunn and Martin Dodge, eds. Mapping Across Academia.  Dordrecht: Springer, pp. 1-22 (with Martin Dodge).

2018 “The State Branding of US Postage Stamps for State Commemorative Years: From Heritage, Iconography to Place and Placelessness.” In Ulrich Ermann and Klaus-Jürgen Hermanik, eds. Branding the Nation, the Place and the Product. New York and London: Routledge, pp. 29-52.

2018 “Mapping and Measuring Digital Divides in Mountain Regions: Global and Local Knowledge and Silences.” In Ann Kingsolver and Sasikumer Balasundaram (Eds.) Comparative Mountain Regions. Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana University Press, pp. 306-341 (with Maria Paradiso). 

2020 “Introduction: State of Knowledge and Research Challenges” in S. D. Brunn and R. Kehrein, Eds. Handbook of the Changing World Language Map. Dordrecht: Springer, pp. ix-xvi. Also available in digital form.

2020 “Recent Research on Language, Culture and Geographic Space” in S. D. Brunn and R. Kehrein, Eds., Handbook of the Changing World Language Map. Dordrecht: Springer, pp. xvii-xl. Also available in digital form.

2020 “Visualizing the United Nations’ 2001 “Year of Dialogue Among Civilizations” Through Postage Stamp Issues,” in S. D. Brunn and R. Kehrein, Eds., Handbook of the Changing World Language Map.  Dordrecht: Springer, pp. 1037-1046. Also available in digital form (with Anton Gosar).

2020 “Language of Parenting; Poland’s Efforts To Promote New Fatherhood Through Outdoor Advertising Campaign.” in S. D. Brunn and R. Kehrein, Eds., Handbook of the Changing World Language Map.  Dordrecht: Springer, pp. 1853-1882.   Also available in digital form (with Rafal Koszek, Agnieszka Świętek, Marcin Semczuk and Mariusz Dzieglewski). 

2020 “Library Holdings of Religious Fundamentalist and Secular Universities: “Where the Twain Seldom Meet,” in S. D. Brunn and R. Kehrein, Eds., Handbook of the Changing World Language Map.  Dordrecht: Springer, pp. 2659-2718.  Also available in digital form (with John Clark Archer, Gerald Webster and Robert Watrel).

2020 “Reading the State of the Planet Through United Nations Stamp Issues,” in S. D. Brunn and R. Kehrein, Eds., Handbook of the Changing World Language Map. Dordrecht: Springer, pp. 3239-3260. Also available in digital form.

2020 “Maps Ranking Countries as Innovators of Information and Communication Technologies and Creativity,” In S. D. Brunn and R. Kehrein, Eds., Handbook of the Changing World Language Map. Dordrecht: Springer,  pp. 3595-3618. Available in digital form (with Richard Gilbreath).

2020 “Uneven Geographies of Foreign Language Translators: Classes and Interpreters in Capital and Gateway Cities.” In S. D. Brunn and R. Kehrein, Eds., Handbook of the Changing World Language Map.  Dordrecht: Springer, pp. 3867-3890.  Also available in digital form.

2022 “Identifying, Mapping and Measuring Europe’s Smart Cities and Digital Divides: Hyperlink Variations in Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Cities.” In S. Patnaik, S. Sen and S. Ghosade, Eds., Smart Cities and Smart Communities: Empowering Cities Through Intelligent Technologies.  Dordrecht: Springer, pp. 81-110.  Also available in digital form. 

2022. “Maps of LGBT Issues Across the Globe.”  In Marianne Blidon and S. D. Brunn (Eds.). Mapping LGBTQ Spaces and Places. A Changing World.   Dordrecht: Springer (46 chapters) (with Donna Gilbreath and Richard Gilbreath), pp. 5-29.

2022. “An Emerging World of LGBT Stamps,” In Marianne Blidon and S. D. Brunn (Eds.). Mapping LGBTQ Spaces and Places. A Changing World. Dordrecht: Springer, pp. 677-694.

2022. “Introduction: Stamps as Symbols of Visual Nationalism,” In S. D. Brunn (Ed.) Stamps, Nationalism and Political Transition. New York and London: Routledge (22 chapters), pp. 1-4. 

2022. Junchung Dai and Stanley D. Brunn, “Using China’s Stamp Issues to Document Economic and Political Struggles.” In S. D. Brunn (Ed.) Stamps, Nationalism and Political Transition. New York and London: Routledge, pp. 23-41. 

2022. “Feminine Philately: Global Unevenness in Celebrating Women on Stamps.” In S. D. Brunn (Ed.). Stamps, Nationalism and Political Transition. New York and London: Routledge, pp. 359-393.

2022/ “Introduction to COVID-19: No End in Sight.”  In S. D. Brunn and D. Gilbreath (Eds.) COVID-199 and a World of Ad Hoc Geographies.  Dordrecht: Springer, pp. ix-xvii.

2022. “Medical Philately and the World of COVID-19 Postage Stamps: Issues of Truth, Health and Wealth,” In S. D. Brunn and D. Gilbreath (Eds.). COVID-19 and an Emerging World of Ad Hoc Geographies.  Dordrecht: Springer, pp. 143-156.

2022. “COVID-19 and the Interruption of Sister City Activities: Lexington, Kentucky and it Four “Sister” Thoroughbred Racing Cities. In S. D. Brunn and D. Gilbreath (Eds.), COVID-19 and an Emerging World of Ad Hoc Geographies. Dordrecht: Springer, pp. 1411-1422.

2022.. “The Global Popularity of Stamps with Flowers Issued to Celebrate Nature and Beauty or Profit.’ In Jorge Zapata and Ovidio Delgado, eds., El oficio de Géográphia: Festschrift en honor del Profesor Héctor F. Rucinque.  Bogotá: Sociedad de Geográfica de Colombia, pp. 111-32.

Forthcoming. “Exploring New Worlds of the Visual: Reading Himalayan Landscapes Through the Postage Stamps of Bordering States.” In R. Thakur et al., eds. Environment, Development and Culture in South and Southeast Asia: Local, Regional and International Perspectives: A Festschrift for Paul Karan.  Chem: Springer. 
 
Forthcoming.  “Philatelic Tourism.” In Maximiliano E. Korstanje and Vanessa Gowreesnakar. Eds. Tourism Anthropology. Palm Bay, FL: Apple Academic Press. 

Department Report 
  
1979 Preliminary Report on a Social Survey of Three Mile Island Area Residents.  East Lansing, MI: Michigan State University, Department of Geography, May 1979, 7 pages. 

1985 The Spatial Impact of Reaganomics: A Test of Six Models.  Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina, Department of Political Science. 1985 (mimeo) (with David Lowery and Gerald Webster). 

Government Report 
 
1979 Migración Interna a Tegucigalpa, Honduras: Aspectos Aplicados, Honduars, C.A., Ministerio de Obras Publicas y Urbanismo, Instituto Geograpfico Nacional, pp. 22, (with Robert N. Thomas). 

 
Global and World Cities Bulletin 
  
2009 Major Cities in the Information World:  Monitoring Cyberspace in Real-Time.Globalization and World Cities Research Bulletin 308.  (with Andrew Boulton, Ben Derudder and Frank Witlox).  Available at  http://www.lboro.ac.uk/gawc;rb/rb308.html  

Short Bibliographies 
 
1964 Bibliography of Publications on the Geography of Rural Settlement in Anglo- 
America, Columbus, OH: Ohio State University, Department of Geography, 10 pages. 
 
1965 A Partial Bibliography of Simulation in the Social and Physical Sciences. 
Columbus, OH: Ohio State University, Department of Geography, 10 pages (with Charles E. Trott and Stuart Cowie). 
 
1978 Key Word Identifiers of Theses and Dissertations from Departments of Geography 
in Canada and the United States on Land Use, Water Use, Resource Conflict, Resource Policy, and Facility Location. Monticello, IL: Council of Planning Librarians, Exchange Bibliography, NO. 1512, 1978, 71 pages. 
 
Abstracts in Journals 
 
1969  “Federal Grants-in-Aid to States: A Statistical and Cartographical Analysis,” Annals of 
the Association of American Geographers, 59 (1969), p. 175 (with Wayne L. Hoffman). 
   
1972 “The New Urbanization: Emerging Patterns in the South and Southwest,” Proceedings, Association of American Geographers, 4 (1972), p. 123. 
 
Also numerous abstracts published in many national and international meetings during the    1970s, 1980s, 1990s, and the early 21st century. 

Book Jacket Endorsements 
 
1993 Donald G. Janelle, ed., Geographical Snapshots of North America.  Salem, MA:  Guilford Press. 
 
1993 Walter Isard, Understanding Conflict and the Science of Peace.   Cambridge, MA: Blackwell. 
 
2009 William Graves and Heather A. Smith (eds.) Charlotte, NC, The Global Evolution of a New South City.  Athens: University of Georgia Press.  

2011 Wilbur Zelinsky. Not Yet a Placeless Land.  Amherst, MA: University of     Massachusetts Press. 

Foreward 
 
2002 Foreward (with Dong Ok Lee) in Kate A. Berry and Martha L. Henderson, eds., Geographical Identities of Ethnic America: Race, Space, and Place (Reno, NV: University of Nevada Press, 2002), p. xiii. 
 
Encyclopedia Entry 
 
2005 “Urban Areas,” in Andrew S. Goudie and David J. Cuff, eds., Encyclopedia of Global Change: New York: Oxford University Press, 2002, pp. 467-73 (with Jack F. Williams). 
 
2002 “Communications, Geographic Aspects,” in Neil J. Smelser and Paul B. Baltes, eds., International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences.  London: Pergamon, Elsevier Series, 2002, 7 pp. 

Book Reviews 
 
1974 David Harvey.  Social Justice and the City. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1973 in The Professional Geographer, 26:3 (1973), 342-43. 
 
1976 Robert W. Fogel and S. L. Engerman.  Time on the Cross: The Economics of American Negro Slavery.  Boston: Little & Brown, 1974 in Journal of Historical Geography, 2:3 (1976), 277-78. 
 
1978 David M. Smith. Human Geography: A Welfare Approach. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1977 in The Professional Geographer, 30:4 (1978), 425-26. 
 
1980 David P. Varady.  Ethnic Minorities in Urban Areas.  Boston: Martinus Nijhoff, 1979 in Geographical Review, 70 (1980), 493-94. 
 
1982 George Sternlieb and J. W. Hughes, eds., Post-Industrial America: Metropolitan Decline and Inter-Regional Job Shifts.  New Brunswick: Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Center for Urban Policy Research, 1975 in Urban Geography 1:1 (1980), 179-80. 
 
1982 Martin Glassner and Harm de Blij.  Systematic Political Geography.  New York: Wiley, 1980, 3rd edition in Journal of Geography, 81:5 (1982), 198. 
 
1983 J. Clark Archer and Peter J. Taylor.  Section and Party: A Political Geography of  
American Presidential Elections from Andrew Jackson to Ronald Reagan.  New York: Wiley, 1981 in Political Geography Quarterly, 6:4 (1983), 268-71. 
 
1987 Peter J. Taylor.  Political Geography: World Economy, Nation-State and Locality.  London and New York: Longman, 1985 in Political Geography Quarterly, 6:4 (1987), 380-82. 
 
1989 S. N. Eisenstadt and A. Schachaar.  Society, Culture, and Urbanization.  Beverly Hills, London, and New Delhi: Sage Publications, 1987 in Planning Perspectives, 4:1 (1989), 123-24. 
 
1994 Ronald F. Abler, Melvin Marcus, and Judith Olson, eds., Geography’s Inner Worlds. New Brunswick, N J: Rutgers University Press, 1992 in Economic Geography, 70 (1994), 191-93. 
 
1995 John O’Loughlin and Herman van der Wusten, eds., The New Political Geography of Eastern Europe. London: Belhaven, 1995 in Tijdschrift voor economische en sociale geographie, 86 (1995), 400-01. 
 
1995 John O’Loughlin, ed. Dictionary of Geopolitics.  Westport, CT and London: 
Greenwood Press, 1994 in Journal of Historical Geography, 21 (1995), 243-46. 
 
1995 David Smith.  Geography and Social Justice.  Cambridge, MA and Oxford, UK:  Blackwell, 1994 in Journal of Geography, 94 (1995), 599-600. 
 
1996 R. Dikshit.  Political Geography.  New Delhi: Tata McGraw-Hill, 1994, 2nd edition in The Professional Geographer 48 (1996), 470-71. 
 
1997 Tom Nierop.  Systems and Regions in Global Politics.  Chichester and New York: Wiley, 1994 in Tijdschrift voor economische en social geografie 88: 5 (1997), 504-05. 
 
1997 E. L. Ayers et al.  All Over the Map.  Rethinking American Regions.  Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1996 in Journal of Historical Geography (forthcoming). 
 
1997 Curtis C. Roseman et al.  Ethnicity.  Geographic Perspectives on Ethnic Change in 
Modern Cities.  Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield, 1996 in Journal of Cultural Geography, 16 (1997), 119-22. 
 
1999 Johanna Neuman. Lights, Camera, War: Is Media Technology Driving International 
Politics?  New York: St. Martin’s Press. 1998, in Political Geography, 18 (1999), 
384-87 (with Shannon O’Lear). 
 
1999 Ruth Fincher and John Nieuwenhuysen, ed. Australian Poverty: Then and Now.   
Carlton South: Melbourne University Press, 1998 in Interaction.  Journal of The 
Geography Teachers’ Association of Victoria, Inc., 27, 3 (1999), 45-46. 
 
2000 Michael Keating and John O’Loughlin, eds. The Political Economy of Regionalism. 
London and Portland, OR: Cass, 1997, in Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 91: 1 (2000), 94-95. 
  
2000 Dennis Rumley. The Geopolitics of Australia’s Regional Relations.  Dordrecht: Kluwer, 1999, in Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 91:4 (2000), 470-71.  
 
2002 Pamela Moss, Placing Autobiography in Geography, Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 2001, in Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 92:3 (2002), 603-07.  
 
2003 Mark Monmonier, Bushmanders and Bullwinkles: How Politicians Manipulate Electronic Maps and Census Data To Win Elections.  Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2001, in Imago Mundi, 55 (2004), 131-32.   
 
2006 Stephen Graham, ed. The Cybercities Reader.  London and New York: Routledge, 2004, in Economic Geography 92: 1 (2006) 115-17.  

2007 Yuri Kazepov, ed. Cities of Europe.  Changing Contexts, Local Arrangements, and the Challenge to Urban Coalition.  Malden, MS: Blackwell, 2005, in Geographical Review 97:1 (2007), 133-36. 

2008 Vesa Rautio and Markku Tykkylainen, eds. Russia’s Northern Regions on the Edge:  Communities, Industries and Populations from Murmansk to Magadan.  Helsinki, Finland: University of Helsinki, Aleksanteri Institute, Kikimora Publications, 2008.  In  Eurasian Geography and Economics 59 (X): 1-4. 

2009 Jack Williams. E40º An Interepretative Atlas.  Charlottesville, VA: University of Virginia Press. 2007.  In The Professional Geographer 61:3 (2009), 410-11. 

2009 Vesa Rautio and Markku Tykklainen, Eds. Russia’s Northern Regions on the Edge:  Communities, Industries from Murmansk to Magadan.   Helsinki: University of Helsinki. Aleksanteri Institute, Kikimora Publications. 2008.  In Eurasian Geography and Economics 50: 5 (2009), 613-616.  
 
2010 Bethany Moreton.  To Serve God and Wal-Mart.  The Making of Christian Free Enterprise.  Cambridge: Harvard University Press.  2009. Geographical Review 100 (1), 127-129. 

2010 Fred M. Shelley, J. Clark Archer, Kenneth C. Martis and Stephen J. Lavin.  Historical Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections, 1788-2004.  Washington, DC: Congressional Quarterly. 2006. In Journal of Geography 109 (5), 219-220. 
 
2011 Karl Benediktsson and Katrin Anna Lund, Eds. Conversations with Landscape.  Surry, England: Ashgate 2010. In Polar Geography 94 (3), 215-216. 

2014 Jonathan Skinner & Dimitrios Theodossopoulos, (Eds.) Great Expectations: Imagination and Anticipation in Tourism.  New York and Oxford: Berghahn Books. 2011. In Tourism Geographies 16 (2), 332-334.  

2015 Madeline Reeves. Border Work: Spatial Lives of the State in Rural Central Asia.  Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press. In Central Asian Survey 34 (1), 145-147.

2015 Marcin Wojciech Solarz.  The Language of Global Development: A Misleading Geography.  London and New York: Routledge. 2014.  In Geographical Education. Journal of the Australian Teachers’ Association, 28, 69-70. 

2017 Gustav Visser, Ronnie Donaldson and Cecil Seethal. The Origin and Growth of Geography as a Discipline in South African Universities. 2015.  AAG Review of Books 5 (4), 256-258/.

2019 Douglas Richardson, Ed. The International Encyclopedia of Geography: People, The Earth, Environment and Technology. 2019. AAG Review of Books 7 (2), 77-85.  (Encyclopedia: 15 volumes, 8508 pages)
 
2019 Tan Yigitcanlar and Tommi Inkinen. 2019. Geographies of Disruption: Place Making for Innovation in the Age of Knowledge Economy.  Chum: Springer Nature Switzerland AG, 326 pp. Economic Geography 95 (4), 421-422

Reports 

2009 L. Devriendt, A. Boulton, S. D. Brunn, B. Derudder and F. Willox (2009).  Major Cities in the Information World: Monitoring Cyberspace in Real-Time.  Global and World Cities (GaWC) Research Bulletin 308.    http://www.lboro.ac.uk/gawc/rb/rb/308.html 

 
 
GRADUATE STUDENT ADVISEES - CHAIRPERSON OF COMMITTEES 
 
University of Florida 
M.A. Thesis 
 1969 William T. McGuire.  “Markets and Industrial Location in Mexico: A Gravity Model 
  Approach.” 
 
 Ph.D. Dissertation 
 1970 Wayne L. Hoffman, “A Comparative Analysis of Two Urban Non-Partisan  
  Referendums: A Factor Analytic Approach.” 
 
Michigan State University 
M.A. Research Papers 
 1971 Donald Ensley, “A Historical Geographical Study of Black Politicians in the South.” 
  
 1973 Jeffrey L. Rozecki, “Buffer Zone Development in Southern Africa: The role of    
  Development Schemes in Anglo and Mozambique.” 
 
 1979 Brian J. McGirr, “Contrasting American Urban Systems Through Time and Space: 
  A Factor Analytic and Discriminant Analysis Approach.” 
 
 1979 Hamood Ben Nader, “The Religious and Political Significance of Saudi Arabian 
  Economic Assistance to Developing Countries.” 
   
 1979 Steven Kambly, “Locational Conflict Over Land Use Change: Citizen Preference and Perception                         Regarding a Proposed Shopping Mall in East Lansing, Michigan.” 
 
 MA. Theses 
 1971 Jack J. Ford, “Spatial Integration of Political Participation: Guatemala, A Case  
  Study.” 
 
 1974 Robert M. Pierce, “California’s Enduring Political Regions: Voting Patterns and Processes.” 
 
 1977 Gregory S. Rose, “Frontier Perception and Settlement in Northeast Indiana,  
  1820-1850.” 
 
 1978 Simin Tavallai, “The Perception of Noise Around a Small Municipal Airport.” 
 
 1978 Ralph J. DeVitto,” Simulating Suburban Development from 1950-1990 in Suffolk 
  County, New York.” 
 
 1979 Azam Mortezagholi, “A Graph-Theoretic Approach to the Transport Development in  
  Iran.” 
 
 1979 Abdulaziz Al-Ghamdi, “Water Distribution, Availability and Problems in Jeddah City, 
  Saudi Arabia: A Household Survey.” 
 
 1979 April Veness-Randle, “The Socio-Spatial Lifecycle of a Company Town: Calumet, 
  Michigan.” 
 
 1979 Asaad M. Atiyah, “The Perception of Noise: A Survey around the Jeddah International 
  Airport, Saudi Arabia.” 
 
 Ph.D. Dissertations 
 1973 John Catau, “The Process of “Retired Migration” to St. Petersburg, Florida. 
 
 1973 Gerald Ingalls, “Spatial Changes in Post-War Southern Republican Voting Responses.” 
 
 1973 Edward L. Myles, “Geographic Dimensions of Central Administrative Offices in the 
  Australian Economy.” 
 
 1974 John J. Ford, “A Situational Model To Test the Effectiveness of a Zoning Ordinance 
  in Lansing, Michigan.” 
 
 1974 Brian Holly, “Urban Life Styles and Environment: The Effects of Location and  
  Residence on Behavior in a Time-Space Framework.” (co-advisor with Ron Horvath) 
 
 1974  Robert M. Pierce, “Behavioral Correlates of Perceived Stress in the Urban  
  Environment: Spatial Restriction in Metropolitan Detroit.” 
 
 1976 Yohannis Abate, “Foreign Aid, U. N. Voting Behavior, and Alliances: The Case of 
  Africa, the U.S., and the U.S.S.R.” 
 
 1978  Jose L. Mesa, “Intraurban Residential Mobility and Ethnicity: Cuban-Americans in 
  Lansing, Michigan.” 
 
 1979 William D. Bennett, “A Location-Allocation Study for Primary Care Health Centers: 
  A Survey of the Doctored and Undoctored Populations in Lansing, Michigan Area.” 

 1980 James H. Johnson, Jr. “Incumbent Upgrading and Spot Gentrification in the Inner City: 
   Case Study of Neighborhood Revitalization Activities in Eastown, Grand Rapids.” 
 
 1980 Donald J. Zeigler, “Municipal Bond Ratings: Regional Patterns and Spatial Correlates.” 
 
 1981 Khudhran Al-Thubaity, “Rural Migrants in Taif: Their Migration and Residential 
  Mobility.” 

University of Kentucky 
M.A. Theses or Research Papers 
 
1982 Paula Pulaski, “Solid Waste Management Approaches: A Delphi Study of Connecticut Policy Makers.” 
 
1996 Darrell Purcell, “Regional Political Cultures, Congress, and the Persian Gulf War Vote.” 
 
1996 Josiah R. Baker, “Decoding the Geopolitical Messages of New State Constitutions: A Textual Analysis of Contemporary Constitutional Issues.” (Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce) 
 
1999 Esther Long, “Religious Policy in Post-Soviet Russia: The Reconstruction of Russia’s 
Geographical Image.” 
 
2003 Timothy Fargo, “Deep Greening Geography for the Twenty-first Century Through Zoism, A Holistic Philosophy of Nature: A Synthesis of Geography, Neopagan Pantheism, Veganism, and Systems Theory” 

2004 Donna Gilbreath, “Projecting the Results of State Smoking Ban Initiatives Using Cartographic Analysis” 

2006 Jason Speck, “Flexible Mormonism: or the Post-Fordist Restructuring of Latter-Day Saint Religiosity” 
 
2013 Laura Sharp, “Audience Response to the Nature/Society Binary in Kurosawa’s Dersu 
Uzala: An Observational Online Ethnography” 

 Ph.D. Dissertations 
 1984 Gerald R. Webster, “The Spatial Reorganization of the Local State: The Case of County 
  Boundaries in Kentucky.” 
 
 1986 R. Craig Ham, “Spatial and Temporal Correlates of Urban Crime: Lexington-Fayette 
  County, Kentucky.” 
 
 1989 Zaki Mashoka, “Determinants of Residential Land Values in Amman, Jordan  
  (1967-1987).” 
 
 1989 Dong Ok Lee, “The Socio-Spatial Incorporation of New Immigrants in the Post- 
  Industrial City: Korean Immigrant Entrepreneurs in Los Angeles.” (co-director) 
 
 1994 Roberta H. Webster, “Advertisements as Mirrors of Change: The Delineation of  
  America’s Post-Industrial Geography.” 
 
 1994 Mike Kukral, “Prague 1989: Theater of Revolution, A Study in Humanistic Political Geography.” 
 
 1999 Thomas M. Orf, “The Status of the Discipline of Geography in Community Colleges: 
  The National Setting and the Kentucky Example.”  (Co-chair with Prof. V. D. Nordin, 
  Educational Policy Studies and Evaluation) 

OTHER 
 
Reviewed research grant proposals in the past five decades from National Science Foundation, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Geographic Society and other foundations. 
 
Attended a workshop on Teaching the Human Dimensions of Global Change, Clark University, 
June 1996. 

Reviewed many manuscripts for major and minor, US and international journals in past decades.

PRESENTATIONS AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL including discussant, panel member and session chairs 
 
American Association of Geographers - 1968, 1969, 1972, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980,  
 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 
 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017,     2018, 2019, 2023 
Southeastern Division, AAG - 1966, 1971, 1973, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 
 1986, 1987, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2008 
East Lakes Division, AAG - 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1978, 1979, 1983, 2003, 2008 
West Lakes Division, AAG -2008 
Southwest Division, AAG - 1988, dinner speaker, “Geographers and Ethics;” 1999 
National Council for Geographic Education - 1980, 1981, 1983, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2008 
Kentucky Academy of Sciences - 1976, 1980, 1981, 1982 
Ohio Academy of Sciences - 1963, 1964 
Florida Society of Geographers - 1966 
Michigan Academy of Sciences - 1970, 1973, 1975 
Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers - 1970, 1971, 1972, 1987 
International Conference on Building Regions of the Future - 1972 
World Future Society, Michigan Chapter - 1977 
Conference on the Applications of Geographic Research, Michigan State University - 1977 
State of Michigan, Governor’s Conference on Science and Technology - 1978 
World Future Society, Annual Meeting, Education Section, Houston, TX - 1978 
Society for the North American Cultural Survey - 1982 
Institute of British Geographers, University of Lancaster - 1980 
International Seminar in Political Geography, University of Haifa, Israel - 1982 
International Political Geography Conference, Oxford University - 1983 
IGU World Group on the World Political Map, San Sebastian, Spain - 1986 
Islands ’86 Conference: Islands of the World in Perspective, University of Victoria, Victoria, BC - 1986 
Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers, Merida, Mexico - 1987 
Geographical Society of Finland, Turku - 1987; Helsinki - 1988 
University of Southern California, Electoral Geography Conference - 1988 
Kentucky 2000 Conference, University of Kentucky - 1988 
Conference on Comparative Ethnicity, UCLA (discussant) - 1988 
Issues Group on Peace, International Social Science Council, Washington, D.C. (participant) - 1988 
War, Peace, and Geography; International Political Geography Conference - Haifa, Israel - 1989 
IREX- the U.S. and Soviet Geographers - Meeting in Moscow, Vilnius, and Tallinn - September 1990; to discuss 	various book and research projects 
Futurescapes: Prospecting for Liberty in the 21st Century- Otter Crest on the Oregon Coast - 1990 
Peace Studies Institute, University of North Dakota - 1990 
The Church and Nuclear Arms, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia (participant) - 1990 
Second Conference on the International Society for the Study of European Ideas, Leuven, Belgium - 1990 
Canadian Association of Geographers - 1991 
Conference on International Perspectives on Urban and Regional Development, Michigan State University 	(discussant - 1991 
U.S., Czech and Slovak Geographers - Member of U.S. Team to examine mutual environmental research topics
	in Czechoslovakia, met in Bratislava, Brno, and Praha - 1991 
Slovak Academy of Sciences and Institute of Geography, Bratislava, Czechoslovakia - 1991 
Charles University, Institute of Geography, Praha, Czechoslovakia - 1991 
Austrian Institute of East and Southeast European Studies, Vienna - 1992 
International Geographical Congress, Washington, D.C. - 1992 (two presentations; discussant; and session chair)
Political Geography Conference, Virginia Tech - 1992 
International Conference on Diaspora Networks, Larnaca and Nicosia, Cyprus - 1993 
International Conference on Fraternal Movements and Fraternal Organizations among Immigrants, University of 
	Maribor, Slovenia - 1994 
International Symposium on Political Boundaries and Coexistence, Basel, Switzerland - 1994 
International Congress on Applied Research in Sports (keynote speaker), Helsinki, Finland - 1994 
International Conference on IGU Commission on Public Administration, Bekescsaba, Hungary - 1995 
University of Kentucky, Kazak-American Studies Center, Conference on After Soviet Power: Kazakhstan and 	Russia - 1995 
Notre Dame University, Institute of Peace Studies - 1995 
Political Geography Conference, University of South Carolina - 1996 
International Conference on Exploring Electronic Space, Hikone, Japan - 1996 
University of Geneva, 8th International Conference on the Society for Social Economic Sciences - 1996 
International Conference on Sociology and Methodology, Kazak State University, Almaty – 1996 
International Conference on The Revival of Central Asian Culture, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK - 	1997 
International Conference on Modernization of Public Administration on the Threshold of the 21st Century: 	Worldwide Experience and Central Asia, Almaty, Kazakstan – 1997 
International Conference on Digital Cities/Analog Cities, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur - 1997 
Environmental Problems in Bosnia, University of Tuzla – 1997 
Telecommunications and the City, University of Georgia - 1998 
Geopolitics and Globalization in a Postmodern World, Haifa and Beer Sheba, Israel – 1998 
Applied Geography Conference – 1998 
Varenius Project, University of California, Santa Barbara, Workshop on “Place and Identity in an Age of 	Technologically Regulated Movement” – 1998 
Permeable Boundaries and Borders in a Global World, University of British Columbia - 1999 
Electronic Space Conference, Michigan State University - 2000 
International Conference on Political Geography in the 21st Century, Trieste, Italy and Portoroz, Slovenia - 2000
International Symposium on Friedensperspektiven für Südosteuropa, Basel, Switzerland – 2000 
Fourth Portuguese Geographical Congress, Lisbon, Portugal – 2001 
First Arab World Geographers Conference, Valletta, Malta – 2001 
Conference on Peace and Human Dignity (brief presentation on peace geography) – International Academy of 	Philosophy, Vaduz, Liechtenstein – 2002 
Workshop on Space, Identity, Representation: Comparative Global Regionalisms: Saxony and Kentucky held at 	the University of Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany – 2002 
Conference on Race/Ethnicity and Place, SUNY Binghamton, Binghamton, NY – 2002 
Great Plains Symposium, “Religion on the Plains,” University of Nebraska, Lincoln – 2003 
International Conference on Grassroots Environmental Movements in Japan and the U.S. – University of 	 	Kentucky – 2003	 
Specialist Meeting on Globalization in the World-System: Mapping Change over Time – University of California, 	Riverside - 2004  
University of California, Santa Barbara, “Wal-Mart: Template for 21st Century Capitalism (invited, no paper)
University of Sheffield – 2004 “Apolitical?  East Asian Postage Stamps as Socio-Political Artefacts” 
Central Eurasian Studies Society – Indiana University -2004 
American Studies in Central Asia – Bishkek, 2006 
Central Eurasian Studies Society – Ann Arbor, Michigan 2006 
Biotechnology and Biological Sciences, Semey State University – Semey, Kazakhstan, 2007 
Preparing for the Twenty-first Century, Semey State University - Semey, Kazakhstan, 2007 
Central Eurasian Studies Society – Bloomington, IN 2008 
Appalachian Studies Association – Huntington, WV 2008 
Engineering Earth: The Impacts of Megaengineering Projects – Lexington, KY 2008 
Ozark Symposium – Missouri State University, West Plains Branch, 2008 
Race, Ethnicity, and Place – University of Miami, 2008 
Nordic Geography Conference – University of Turku, Finland, June 2009 
Royal Geographical Society/Institute of British Geography – Manchester, UK, August 2009 
Alternative Spiritualities: The New Age and New Religious Movements in Ireland – National University of  	Ireland, Maynooth, - October 2009 
Roots and Branches to the Lower Ohio and Mississippi Valleys – Center for Delta Studies, Southern Illinois	 University – March 2010 (someone presented my paper) 
41st Annual South Dakota Geography Convention – South Dakota State University, Brookings, SD – March 2010 
Prairie Division, Canadian Association of Geographers, Devil’s Lake, North Dakota – September 2011; keynote 	speaker
International Geographical Union, Regional Conference, Santiago, Chile – November 2011 
Southern Studies, University of Auburn Montgomery, Alabama – February 2012 
International Conference on “Religion, Space and Identity” – University of Göttingen, June 2012 
Academic Forum on “University, Culture and Urban Development” – Nanjing University, June 2012 
International Geographical Congress, Köln, Germany – August 2012 
Asian Cultural Landscape Association, Seoul, Korea – October 2013
China the Beautiful Conference, Hangzhou, China – November 2013
Conference on Borderlands and Sustainability, Beijing, China – December 2013
University of Helsinki, Department of Geography – May 2014
Conference on Changing Geopolitics in Changing Southeast Asia: Boundaries and Borderlands, Kunming, China 	– July 2014
International Geographical Union, Krakow, Poland – August 2014
Beijing Union University, Conference on Current Issues – November 2014
Austrian Academy of Sciences - “10 Years of EU Eastern Enlargement – The Geographical Balance of a 	Courageous Step” – Vienna, November 2014
Workshop on “Borders at the Interface: Bordering Europe, Africa and the Middle East” - Beer Sheva and 	Jerusalem, Israel, December 2014
International Relations University, Beijing, China – July 2015
International Conference on Health and Tourism, Bucharest, Romania – November 2015
Pedagogical University, Krakow, Poland – December 2016 (Conferences on “Local Entrepreneurship” and 	“Geopolitics”
Moldovan Academy of Science, Chisinau, Moldova – December 2015
International Geographical Union, Commission on Mediterranean Studies, Antalya, Turkey – June 2016
International Geographical Union, Commissions on Geomorphology, Political Geography and Islands - Taipei, 	 Taiwan – June 2016
International Society for Landscape, Place and Material Culture – Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, 	KY – September 2016
Race, Ethnicity and Place Conference – Kent State University, Kent, OH – September 2016
Medical Tourism Conference – Washington, DC – September 2016
Small Island Cultures Conference – Memorial University, St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada – June 2017
CATference – 7th Annual Urban Geographies of Post-Communist States: Kiev, Dnepro and field trips to Krivoi 	Rog, Chernobyl and Pripet – September 2018
Ukrainian Geographical Society – Kyiv, Ukraine (September 2018)
Centennial, Bulgarian Geographical Society – Sofia, Bulgaria (November 2018)
First International Conference on Island States/Island Territories – University of Aruba, Oranjestad (March 2019)
CATference – 8th Annual Conference, Belgrade, Serbia (September 2019)
Warsaw Regional Forum – Warsaw, Poland (October 2019)
Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers – Antigua, Guatemala (January 2020)
Bulgarian Geographical Society: GeoDecade 2020-30 – Sofia, Bulgaria (November 2020)
Beijing Normal University – Memorial in Honor of Yi-Fu Tuan (September 2022)
Ben Gurion University – Association of Borderland Studies, Eilat, Israel (February 2023; in absentia)

PRESENTATIONS AT UNIVERSITIES (U. S. and International) 
 
Notre Dame University, Dept. of Environics, 1973; Peace Studies, 1995 
Ferris State University, Big Rapids, MI, 1974 
Bowling Green State University, 1974 
Western Michigan University, 1974 
University of North Carolina, Dept. of Geography and School of Public Health, 1974; Dept of  
 Geography, 1996 
Eastern Michigan University, 1975 
University of North Carolina, Charlotte, 1975, 1996 
University of Toledo 
Western Kentucky University, 1976 
University of Kentucky, 1976 
Mott Community College, Flint, MI, 1978 
University of South Carolina, 1978, 1997 
Appalachian State University, 1981, 1984 
Florida State University, 1981 
Arizona State University, 1981 
University of Cincinnati, 1982, 1991, 1995 
University of Minnesota, 1983 
Memphis State University, 1985 
Berea College, 1986 
Union College, 1986 
University of Louisville, 1987 
University of Akron, 1988 
University of Florida 1988 
Indiana University - Purdue University in Indianapolis, 1989 
University of North Dakota, 1990 
Moscow State University, Institute of Geography, 1991 
Slovak Academy of Sciences, Institute of Geography, Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, 1991 
Charles University, Institute of Geography, Praha, Czechoslovakia, 1991 
Comenius University and Economics University, Bratislava, Slovakia, 1992 (series of lectures) 
University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, 1993, 1995 
University of Vienna, Innsbruck, Salzburg, Klagenfurt, Austria, 1995 
University College Dublin, Galway, Cork, and Maynooth, Ireland, 1994 
University of Basel, Switzerland, 1994 and Berne, 1995  
University of Illinois, 1996 
Kazak State University, Almaty, 1997 
Kyrgyz National University, Bishkek, 1997 
University of Tuzla, 1997 
Miami University of Ohio, 1997 
Tennessee State University, 1998 
West Virginia University, 1999 
University of South Florida, 1999 
Illinois State University, 2000 
University of Memphis, 2001 
University of Pristina, Kosova, 2001 
University of Turku, Finland, 2002 
University of Oulu, Finland, 2002 
University of Joensuu, Finland, 2002 
University of Helsinki, Finland, 2002 
University of Lund, Sweden, 2002 
University of Göteborg, Sweden, 2002 
University of Umeå, Sweden, 2002 
University College Dublin, 2002 
University of Utrecht, Netherlands, 2002 
Economics University, Slovakia 2002, 2015 
Morehead State University, Morehead, KY 2002 
Oklahoma State University, 2003 
University of Oklahoma, 2003 
University of Nebraska, Omaha, 2003 
University of Nebraska, Lincoln, 2003 
Krygyz National University, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan 2004, 2005, 2006 
Arabayev University, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, 2004, 2005, 2006 
East Kazakhstan State University, Ust-Kamenogorsk, 2004, 2005, 2006 
International University, Bishkek, 2005, 2006 
American University of Central Asia, Bishkek, 2005 
Osh State University, 2006 
Kyrgyz Uzbek University (Osh), 2006 
Edith Cowen University, Perth, Australia, 2007 
University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia, 2007 
Charles Darwin University, Darwin, Australia, 2007 
Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia, 2007 
University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia, 2007 
Australian National University, Canberra, Australia, 2007 (visited department) 
University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand, 2007 (brief presentation) 
University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand (visited department) 
Semipalatinsk (Shakarim) State University, Semey, Kazakhstan (2007) 
Minas State University, Shymkent, Kazakhstan (2007) 
Aktau State University, Aktau, Kazakhstan (2007) 
Akrau State University, Aktau, Kazakhstan (2007) 
Taraz State University, Taraz, Kazakhstan (2007) 
Kinar University, Semey, Kazakhstan (2007) 
Semey Pedagogical University, Semey, Kazakhstan (2007) 
KIMEP (Kazakh Institute of Management and Strategic Studies) Almaty, Kazakhstan (2007) 
Eurasian State University, Astana, Kazakhstan (2007) 
University of Rome (2008) 
University of Benevento (2008) 
University of Calabria (2008) 
Missouri State University (2008) 
Michigan State University (2009) 
University of Delaware (2009) 
University of Cincinnati (2009; 2019) 
Ohio State University (2009) 
National University of Ireland, Maynooth (2009) 
National University of Ireland, Galway (2009) 
Mary Immaculate College, Limerick, Ireland (2009) 
University College, Dublin (2009) 
Trinity College, Dublin (2009) 
National University of Ireland, Cork (2009) 
Queen’s University, Belfast, Northern Ireland (2009) 
University of Luxembourg, October 2010 
Charles University, Praha, Czech Republic, November 2010 
Economics University, Bratislava, Slovakia, November 2010 
University of Heidelberg, November 2010 
University of Lucerne, Switzerland, 2010 
University of Brussels, December 2010 
University of Liege, Belgium, December 2010 
University of Western Cape, Cape Town, February 2011 
University of Stellenbosch, South Africa, February 2011 
University of Cape Town, South Africa, February 2011 
University of Iceland, May 2011 
University of North Dakota, September 2011 
Bemidji State University, September 2011 
Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, March 2012 
Nanjing University, June 2012 
Beijing Normal University, June 2012, December 2013, October 2014
Yunnan Normal University, December 2013 
East China Normal University- November 2014
Jilin University, China - November 2014
Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Beer Sheva – November 2014
International Relations University, Beijing, China – July 2015
Beijing Union University, Beijing, China – July 2015
Pedagogical University, Krakow, Poland – December 2015
Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland – December 2015
National Taiwan University, Taipei, University – July 2016
Ohio University, Athens, Ohio - September 2016
Economics University, Bratislava, Slovakia – October and December 2016
University in Ukraine – November 2016
Presov University, Presov, Slovakia – November 2016
Memorial University, St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada – June 2017
Institute of Island Studies, University of Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown, PEI, Canada – June 2017
University of Costa Rica, San José, Costa Rica – March 2018
Taras Shevchenko National University of Ukraine – September 2018
University of Trondheim, Norway – November 2019

 
INTERNATIONAL REVIEWS 
 
Member of an international review team evaluating the Faculty of Science, University of 
Helsinki, Finland, August 1994 
 
Member of an international review team for proposals to the Academy of Finland on information and communications technology, May 1999. 
 
Member of an international review team for proposals to the Academy of Finland on “Russia in Crisis,” November 2003.
  
Chair of an International Committee for the Academy of Finland, “Russia in Flux” Program; December 2008, Helsinki, Finland.  I wrote the final report and presented it to the Academy of Finland, June 2009. 

DEPARTMENT REVIEWS 
 
 During the past thirty years I have been a member of about ten teams that have evaluated BA, MA and PhD geography departments in North America. 

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE 
 
University of Kentucky 
 Chair, Department of Geography, 1980-88 
 
College of Arts and Sciences 
  Member, Area Advisory Committee, Social Sciences, 1980-83, 1986-88; Chair, 1982-83; 
  1986-88 
 Member, Ad hoc Committee on Planning and Priorities for the Dean, 1982-83 
 Member, (elected), College Council, Spring 1986 
 Member, African American Speakers Committee, 1991 
 Member, Blazer Speakers Committee, 1991 
 Member, Humanities Area Committee, 1991-93 
 Chair, Ad hoc Committee on Program Review, 1992 
 Member, Social Sciences Area Committee, 1995-98  
 Chair, College Election Committee, 2007 
 Member, Appalachian Studies Faculty, 2007- 
 Member, Education Policy Committee, 2012-13 
 
University Level 
 Member, University Senate (elected), 1982-89 
 Member, Review Committee, Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce, 
  1983-84 
 Member, Advisory Committee on Cross-Cultural Education, College of Education, 1982-83, 
  1983-84 
 Member, Elementary Education Program Faculty Committee, College of Education, 1984-94 
 Chair, Advisory Committee, Center for Developmental Change, 1981-83 
 Co-Organizer, Faculty Study Group on the Futures, 1981-82 
 Member, Committee, Oswald Scholarships for Social Sciences, 1983-84\4 
 Member, Advisory Committee, Travel Agents Career Track, Continuing Education Program 
  1983-86 
 Chair, Political Science Review Committee, 1984-85 
 Member, Travel Scholarships Committee, Office of International Programs, 1985-86 
 Member, Library Area Advisory Committee, 1983-85; Chair, 1984-85 
 Member, Search Committee, Director, Appalachian Center, 1984-85 
 Member, Rhodes Scholarship Committee, 1983-84 
 Member, Advisory Committee, Gaines Center for the Humanities, 1985-94 
 Participated in Ford Foundation grant to the University of Kentucky on “Literacy and the 
  Liberal Arts,” 1986-87 
 Member, Senate Committee, Academic Planning and Priorities Committee, 1984-87; Chair, 
  1985-87 
 Member, Senate Committee, Institutional Finances and Resources Allocation Committee, 
  1988-90; Chair, 1989-90 
 Chair, Search Committee, Dean, College of Architecture, 1986-87 
 Chair, Review Committee, Center for the Arts, 1985-86 
 Chair, Review Committee, Martin School for Public Administration, 1987-88 
 Member, Cross-Cultural Subcommittee, University Studies Program, 1986-87 
 Member, University Studies Program Committee, Spring 1989-92 
 Chair, New University Faculty Orientation, 1988 
 Member, Advisory Committee, University Research Fellowships, 1986 
 Member, UK 100 (orientation class for new students) Program Faculty, 1988-90, 1993, 1996 
 Member, Review Committee, Department of Telecommunications, Spring 1989 
 Member, University Tenure and Promotions Committee, Spring 1989 
 Chair, University Appeals Committee, Spring 1989 
 Chair, Review Committee, Art Department, 1990-93 
 Member, Graduate Council (elected), 1990-92 
 Member, University B, Promotion and Tenure Committee, 1989-90; Chair, 1990-91 
 Member, Steering Committee, SACS and University Self-Study Committee, 1990-92; 
  Chair, Mission and Purpose Committee 
 Member, Admissions Exceptions Committee, 1991-93 
 Member, Search Committee, Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies, 1991 
 Member, College of Communications Review Committee, 1991-92  
 Chair, Appalachian Studies Review Committee, 1993-94 
 Member, Faculty Ethics Committee, 1992-94 
 Chair, Department of Geography Search Committee, 2000 
 Member, Kirwan Prize Committee, 1999-2000 
 Member, College of Education, Review Committee, 1999-2000 
 Chair, Department of Sociology Review Committee, 2000-2001 
 Chair, Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce Review Committee, 2001 
 Member, Department of Anthropology Review Committee, 2004 
 Member, University Area Committee for the Social Sciences, 2003-06 (chair 2004-06) 

Others 
 Taught minicourse on “The City as Place” for Honors Fellows, Gaines Center for the  
  Humanities, 1987-94 
 Participated in workshops on Critical Thinking and Writing Across the Curriculum 
 Taught Travel Geography classes for Continuing Education Program on Travel and Tourism 
 Presented invited paper on “Social Futures for Kentucky,” for conference on Kentucky 2000, 
  organized by UK President 
 Read applications for UK scholarships for the Office of Vice Chancellor, 1986-88 
 Various interviews on Kentucky Educational Television: on geography, global problems, 
  language and culture 
 Participated in workshop for new departmental chairs, Fall 1990 
 Participated in workshop on “Managing International Conflict: Content and Strategies for 
  University and Secondary School teaches,” 1991 
 Taught UK101 (Introducing students to university life and environment) – 10 times since 1986 

Work with Geographers in the State 
 Organizer of the Kentucky Geographical Consortium (Chairs of Departments); 1982 
 Developed standardized statewide test on geography literacy in Fall 1983; given to students 
  in introductory geography classes in the state’s seven public universities 
 Developed survey on geography curriculum and classroom materials for Grade 4 teachers 
 Participated in a number of in-service geography classes for teachers in public schools, under 
  Kentucky Geography Alliance, 1986-93 
 Worked with staff in Social Studies Department, Kentucky Department of Education 
 Participated in workshop for principals and superintendents to promote geography in Kentucky 
  schools, 1988 
 Participated in workshop at annual meetings of Kentucky Council of Social Studies, 1987, 1988 
 Participated in developing proposal for three-year grant to National Geographic Society, 
  Kentucky Educational Foundation, and Kentucky Department of Education - to prepare 
  curriculum materials for Kentucky Studies (Grade 4); U.S. and Its Neighbors (Grade 5), 
  and World Regional Geography (Grade 6), Summer 1988 
 Member of Steering Committee to administer the above grant 
 Participated in a phone-a-thon to recruit excellent high school students 
 Recommended to the Governor by Chairs of Departments in the state as State Geographer,  
  1988-89 
 Participated as a judge in state finals for NGS Geography Bee, Spring 1989, 1996 
 Talked about geography to local school elementary grade classes during Geography Awareness  
  Week 
 Cooperated with geographers in Kentucky, members of the Kentucky Department of Education, 
  and others to publish Teacher Resource Guides: Kentucky, A Geographical and  
 Historical Perspective (Grade 4), 1989;  From Here . . . To There: A Geographical 
Perspective on Kentucky and the World (Grade 6), 1991; and Who? What? Where? When? And Why?  A Geographical and Historical Perspective on Kentucky and the United States (Grade 5), 1992.  Publications are by the Kentucky Geographic Alliance. 
 
Tasks as State Geographer 1988-89 
 Member of State Legislative Task Force on County Consolidation 
 Member, Steering Committee, Major Three-Year Grant from NGS, KEF, and KDEA 
  (described above) 
 Participated in number of in-service geography classes for teachers in public schools 
 Judge in State Finals for NGS Geography Bee, 1989 
 Volunteered services to staff on Legislative Research Commission working on reapportionment 
 
COMMUNITY 
Central Kentucky Council for Peace and Justice (one of four co-founders; on initial Steering Committee) Member 	of the of the planning committee to celebrate the 25th anniversary in 2008 
Second Presbyterian Church and Maxwell Presbyterian Church, Lexington (an elder, in choir, lead book 	discussions on various social/religious issues, and on future of religion and religion in the future; 	globalization and religion; served on Adult Education, Peacemaking, and Racism Committees; active in 	socially responsible investment group) 
Advisory Committee, City of Lexington, Children’s Museum (late 1980s) 
Member, Fayette County Task Force on High School Social Studies Curriculum, 1989-91 
Judge, Citizens Bee, 1991, 1993 
Various presentations to local groups: Elderhostels, Scandinavian Heritage Society, UNUSA, and local churches 
Interviewed by Lexington Herald Leader and on local radio stations in summer 1996 about Lexington’s
 downtown future with a tourist/recreation focus 
Ad Hoc Committee on Neighborhood In-Fill Development, Committee of the Urban Council, Fall 1997 – Spring 	1998 
Interviewed about Geography and Terrorism for statewide newspapers and about 9-11 book I edited – Spring 	2004. 

 
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCES OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES 
Summer University of Tuzla, Bosnia – summer 1997; taught class on Environmental Geography in the Faculty of 	Technology, an EU funded program 
Osh Summer University, Osh, Kyrgyzstan – summer 2000, an international CEP project; taught “Ethnicity and 	Border Conflicts in Global Perspective” 
Summer University of Pristina, Kosovo – summer 2001; taught class on Environmental Geography in the Faculty 	of Natural Sciences 

OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE  
 
Michigan State University - Department of Geography (1969-80) 
 Member, Curriculum Committee, 1969-70 
 Member, Graduate Handbook Committee, 1969-70 
 Member, Graduate Affairs Committee, 1970-72 
 Member, Department Advisory Committee, 1970-72; 1972-74, Chair 1973 
 Coordinator, Faculty Review Seminar, 1970-72 
 Coordinator, New Graduate Student Orientation Session, 1970-75 
 Co-Chair, Department Environmental Quality Committee, 1971-72 
 Chair, Ad hoc Committee on Ph.D. Program Evaluation, 1972-73 
 Coordinator, Graduate Student Placement, 1972-77 
 Member, Field Work Committee, 1973-74 
 Undergraduate Coordinator, 1974-77 
 Curriculum Committee, 1975-76 
 Land Use Committee, 1975-77 
 Steering Committee, Atlas of Michigan, 1975-77 
 Chair, Ad hoc Committee on Field Courses in Department, 1976-77 
 Co-Chair, Graduate Affairs Committee, 1976-77 
 Library Committee, 1977-79 
 Colloquium Committee, 1978-79 
 Ad hoc Committee for Delegation of Geographers from Peoples Republic of China, 1978 
 Ad hoc Committee on Research Productivity, 1978 
  
Michigan State University, College of Social Sciences 
 Chair, Research Committee, 1972-73 
 Representative to Chairs and Directors for the Computer Institute for Social Sciences Research, 
  March - June, 1973 
 Research Committee, 1973-76 
 Search and Selection Committee for New Dean, Geography Department representative, 1975 
 
 University Committees 
 Library Advisory Committee (elected representative from College of Social Sciences), 1978-80 
 
 Continuing Education 
 1971 MSU Evening College, “The City and the Future” 
 1972 MSU Rural Christian Leadership School, gave several lectures 
 
 Instructional Programs with Other Units 
 1974 With School of Social Work developed Social Services Specialization; taught course 
  “Social and Spatial Approaches to Community Services” annually with Professor John 
  Herrick, School of Social Work, 1975-80 
 1975 With College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, participated as faculty resource 
  person for symposium on “Program of Professional Development for the Experienced 
  Professor” at Waldenwoods Resort Center, Hartland, Michigan 
 1978 With College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, participated in planning 
  transdisciplinary course for Honors Students 
 
 Faculty Forum 
 1974 Marathon Oil Company, Findlay, Ohio (invited participant) 
 
 Review Assignments while at MSU 
 Reviewer of All-University Research Grants, 1977-79 
 Referee for professional journals: Annals of the Association of American Geographers; The 
  Professional Geographer; Economic Geography; Journal of Geography; Urban 
Geography; Southeastern Geographer; Michigan Academician; Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie; Geografiska Annaler; Political Geography; Social and Cultural Geography; Environment and Planning A and B, and many others 
 Book manuscript for various publishers, including Duxbury Press; Harper and Row; Prentice-  
  Hall; John Wiley; W. H. Freeman; Crane, Russak and Co., Oxford University Press; 
  Guilford, and various university presses. 
Grant proposals for the National Science Foundation and National Endowment for the 
  Humanities 
 
 Survey of Three Mile Island Area Residents (with Jim Johnson and Don Zeigler) 
 Associated Press account released 19 May 1979 appeared in a number of local and national  
 newspapers;  CBS Evening News mentioned some results on 19 May as did television news in  
 Lansing, Jackson, Grand Rapids; half-hour interview on WKAR (Michigan State University 
 Radio) on 17 June; discussed preliminary findings with State of Michigan office working on  
 evacuation plans; contacted by members of the Public Opinion Task Force, President’s  
 Commission on the Accident at Three Mile Island; subsequently by numerous social and 
 behavioral scientists. 

 Media Interviews 
 Radio 
 1973 WKAR, East Lansing, MI, on political reorganization of the U.S. 
 1973 WJIM, Lansing, MI, on political reorganization 
 1973 National Public Radio, “All Things Considered” 
 1974 WOOD, Grand Rapids, MI, on political reorganization 
 1974 WGRT, Grand Rapids, MI, on political reorganization 
 1974 WJR, Detroit, MI, on “Focus” show, about geography and urban stress 
 1976 WKAR-FM, East Lansing, MI, lectures from “Future Worlds” Geography class,  
  played during October and November 
 1978 WWJ, Detroit, MI, on American politics and the future 
 1979 WVIC, Lansing, MI, on survey of Three Mile Island area residents 
 1979 WKAR, East Lansing, MI, on “Colloquy: about the survey of TMI area residents 
 
 Television 
 1973 NBC, “Today Show,” New York City, interview with Frank McGee on political 
  reorganization of the U.S. 
 1973 WILX, Lansing, Jackson, Flint, MI: interview on political reorganization 
 1973 WJIM-TV, Lansing, MI: on political organization 
 1974 WKAR-TV, East Lansing, MI: interview on “State of the Nation” 
 1974 WWTV, Cadillac, MI: on political reorganization 
 1977 WWJ-TV, Detroit, MI: on the Atlas of Michigan 
 1977 WXYZ, East Lansing, MI: about findings from the TMI research 
  
 Talks About “New United States,” Political Reorganization, and Similar Issues 
 1973 Michigan 4-H Leadermete Conference, MSU 
 1973 Lansing Women’s Club 
 1973 Fremont, Michigan Rotary Monthly Meeting 
 1973 Mensa Organization, East Lansing 
 1973 Bath Elementary School, Sixth Grade, Social Studies Class, Bath, MI 
 1974 Lansing Lions Club 
 1974 Macomb County, Young Community Leaders Program, County Agricultural 
  Extension, Utica, MI 
 
 Articles Written by Others about “The New United States”  
 A number of major city newspapers carried accounts from the original news release, among them 
 Chicago, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Denver, Cleveland, Miami, and many cities in Michigan. 
 
 1973 “Michigan would be a part of Industry,” The Sunday News (Detroit), April 22, 1973. 
 1973 National Enquirer, April 1973, (map only). 
 1973 “MSU Geographer ‘Remaps’ United States,” The State Journal (Lansing), April 29, 1973. 
 1973 “Connecticut - The Empire State?” Sunday, The Hartford Courant, May 20, 1973. 
 1973 “Why Not 16 States Instead of 50?” Orbit, Magazine, The Sunday Oklahoman,  
  June 3, 1973. 
 1973 “A Brunn New World,” MSU Alumni Association Magazine, July 1973. 
 1973 “A 16-State Nation?” National Observer, July 28, 1973. 
 1973 “Inside the 16-State Man,” Wonderland, The Sunday Press Magazine, Grand Rapids, 
  Michigan, August 19, 1973. 
 1973 “. . . and one man’s new floor plan for the United States,” New York Daily News, August, 1973. 
 1973 “From Angelina to Empire Island?” Enquirer Magazine (Cincinnati), September  23, 1973). 
 1973 “Too Many States,” Senior Weekly Reader, October 17, 1973. 
 1973 “’Carving Up’ Iowa into Four Parts,” Des Moines Sunday Register, October 21, 1973. 
 1973 “Toward a More Perfect Union,” Kiwanis Magazine, December 1973. 
 1976 “Professor Suggests only 16 States in U.S.,” The Star, May 18, 1976. 
 1976 D. Wallenchinsky and I. Wallace, “Sixteen State Nation,” in The People’s Almanac, 
  Garden City, NY: Doubleday, following p. 922. 
 1977 “Dr. Brunn Likes the U.S. but He’s Not Crazy about the States,” Detroit Free Press, 
  Detroit Magazine, April 10, 1977, p. 2. 
 
Additional Media Coverage 
During 1992 and 1993 I received phone calls from radio stations and newspapers in the U.S. and Canada about the political reorganization proposals idea that I developed in 1970.  I was interviewed by Joe Garreau of the Washington Post and Robin Wright of The Los Angeles Times among others.  (The idea is still intriguing in a rapidly changing geopolitical environment.) 
 
I was interviewed by Channel 4, the National Television Station in Almaty, Kazakhstan in October 1996 for their program “Better To Be Rich and Beautiful.”  Also interviewed on Kazakhstan’s English language radio about an American’s experiences in Kazakhstan, May 1997 and in August 2001 by two public radio stations in Pristina, Kosova. 
 
Interviewed by newspapers and television stations in Semey, Kazakhstan during my Fulbright Professorship there fall 2007.