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Volume 111, issue 7, 2021

Tobler’s First Law in GeoAI: A Spatially Explicit Deep Learning Model for Terrain Feature Detection under Weak Supervision pp. 1887-1905

Wenwen Li, Chia-Yu Hsu and Maosheng Hu

Footprints from the Dust Bowl: Using Historical Geographic Information Systems to Explore Land and Resource Access, Use, and Survivability in “No Man’s Land,” Cimarron County, Oklahoma pp. 1906-1930

Jacqueline M. Vadjunec, Austin L. Boardman, Todd D. Fagin, Michael P. Larson, Peter Kedron and Brian Birchler

Making Ecology Developmental: China’s Environmental Sciences and Green Modernization in Global Context pp. 1931-1948

Jesse Rodenbiker

From Glaciated Landscape to Unglaciated Seascape: Transformation of the Hambergbreen–Hambergbukta Area, SE Spitsbergen, 1900–2017 pp. 1949-1966

Anna Cygankiewicz-Truś and Wieslaw Ziaja

Characterizing People’s Daily Activity Patterns in the Urban Environment: A Mobility Network Approach with Geographic Context-Aware Twitter Data pp. 1967-1987

Junjun Yin and Guangqing Chi

Colonialism in Community-Based Monitoring: Knowledge Systems, Finance, and Power in Canada pp. 1988-2004

Alice Cohen, Melpatkwa Matthew, Kate J. Neville and Kelsey Wrightson

The Enactment of Fast and Slow Time Regimes by Urban Retail and Consumer Services pp. 2005-2022

Herculano Cachinho and Daniel Paiva

American Inequality Meets COVID-19: Uneven Spread of the Disease across Communities pp. 2023-2043

Wei Zhai, Mengyang Liu, Xinyu Fu and Zhong-Ren Peng

Governing for Growth: Standards, Emergent Markets, and the Lenient Zone of Qualification for Green Bonds pp. 2044-2061

Richard Perkins

Whiteness, Nationalism, and the U.S. Constitution: Constructing the White Nation through Legal Discourse pp. 2062-2077

Robin Wright

Of Flesh and Ore: Material Histories and Embodied Geologies pp. 2078-2095

Andrea Marston

Populism, Instability, and Rupture in Sustainability Transformations pp. 2096-2111

Tarje I. Wanvik and Håvard Haarstad

Spatializing the Municipal Bond Market: Urban Resilience under Racial Capitalism pp. 2112-2129

Cs Ponder

“Saying Nothing Is Saying Something”: Affective Encounters with the Muslim Other in Amsterdam Public Transport pp. 2130-2148

Reza Shaker

Supply-Chain Urbanism: Constructing and Contesting the Logistics City pp. 2149-2164

Martin Danyluk

Contested Worldings of E-Waste Environmental Justice: Nonhuman Agency and E-Waste Scalvaging in Guiyu, China pp. 2165-2184

Kun Wang, Junxi Qian and Shenjing He

Maroon Geographies pp. 2185-2199

Celeste Winston

Manuscript Reviewers pp. em-i-em-ii

The Editors

Volume 111, issue 6, 2021

The Great Havana Hurricane of 1846: A Reconstruction of the Storm’s Track, Intensity, and Impacts pp. 1585-1601

Emily L. Cerrito, Cary J. Mock and Jennifer M. Collins

Scale, Context, and Heterogeneity: A Spatial Analytical Perspective on the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election pp. 1602-1621

A. Stewart Fotheringham, Ziqi Li and Levi John Wolf

The Plantationocene: A Lusotropical Contribution to the Theory pp. 1622-1639

Wendy Wolford

Do Autonomous Vehicles Dream of Virtual Sheep? The Displacement of Reality in the Hyperreal Visions of Autonomous Vehicles pp. 1640-1655

Edward Wigley

Reconstructing Historical Forest Cover and Land Use Dynamics in the Northeastern United States Using Geospatial Analysis and Airborne LiDAR pp. 1656-1678

Katharine M. Johnson and William B. Ouimet

On Spatial and Platial Dependence: Examining Shrinkage in Spatially Dependent Multilevel Models pp. 1679-1691

Levi John Wolf, Luc Anselin, Daniel Arribas-Bel and Lee Rivers Mobley

Postwildfire Landscape Identity in Mediterranean Ecosystems: Three Study Cases from the Coastal Range of Central Chile pp. 1692-1704

Carolina G. Ojeda, Edilia Jaque Castillo and Sandra Fernández Castillo

Funding a Peoples’ Food Justice Geography? Community–Academic Collaborations as Geographic Praxis pp. 1705-1720

Daniel R. Block and Kristin Reynolds

Delineating Precipitation Regions of the Contiguous United States from Cluster Analyzed Gridded Data pp. 1721-1739

Michael L. Marston and Andrew W. Ellis

Significance Assessment in the Application of Spatial Analytics pp. 1740-1755

Alan T. Murray

Volatile Photovoltaics: Green Industrialization, Sacrifice Zones, and the Political Ecology of Solar Energy in Germany pp. 1756-1778

Andrea Brock, Benjamin K. Sovacool and Andrew Hook

Does Nature Contact in Prison Improve Well-Being? Mapping Land Cover to Identify the Effect of Greenspace on Self-Harm and Violence in Prisons in England and Wales pp. 1779-1795

Dominique Moran, Phil I. Jones, Jacob Jordaan and Amy E. Porter

Urban Morphology and Residential Differentiation across Great Britain, 1881–1901 pp. 1796-1815

Tian Lan and Paul A. Longley

The Dys-Appearing Fat Body: Bodily Intensities and Fatphobic Sociomaterialities When Flying While Fat pp. 1816-1832

Bethan Evans, Stacy Bias and Rachel Colls

Suburbanization of Transport Poverty pp. 1833-1850

Jeff Allen and Steven Farber

Modeling and Analysis of Excess Commuting with Trip Chains pp. 1851-1867

Yujie Hu and Xiaopeng Li

Spatiotemporal Variation of COVID-19 and Its Spread in South America: A Rapid Assessment pp. 1868-1879

Temitope D. Timothy Oyedotun and Stephan Moonsammy

Nature and the Rivers of Life: William L. Graf, 1947–2019 pp. 1880-1886

Susan L. Cutter

Volume 111, issue 5, 2021

Introduction: Forum on Reproducibility and Replicability in Geography pp. 1271-1274

Michael F. Goodchild, A. Stewart Fotheringham, Peter Kedron and Wenwen Li

Reproducibility and Replicability in the Context of the Contested Identities of Geography pp. 1275-1283

Daniel Sui and Peter Kedron

Is Critical Human Geography Research Replicable? pp. 1284-1290

Joel Wainwright

Motivations and Methods for Replication in Geography: Working with Data Streams pp. 1291-1299

Nigel Waters

Practical Reproducibility in Geography and Geosciences pp. 1300-1310

Daniel Nüst and Edzer Pebesma

A Five-Star Guide for Achieving Replicability and Reproducibility When Working with GIS Software and Algorithms pp. 1311-1317

John P. Wilson, Kevin Butler, Song Gao, Yingjie Hu, Wenwen Li and Dawn J. Wright

Where Is the Provenance? Ethical Replicability and Reproducibility in GIScience and Its Critical Applications pp. 1318-1328

Jason A. Tullis and Bandana Kar

Just-in-Time Imperialism: The Logistics Revolution and the Vietnam War pp. 1329-1345

Wesley Attewell

Constructing a Supercell Database in Spain Using Publicly Available Two-Dimensional Radar Images and Citizen Science pp. 1346-1366

Yago Martín, Miguel Cívica and Erika Pham

The Girl on the Bus: Familiar Faces in Daily Travel and Their Implications for Crime Protection pp. 1367-1384

Renee Zahnow, Min Zhang and Jonathan Corcoran

Growing Farming Heroes? Politics of Imaginaries within Farmer Training Programs in California pp. 1385-1402

Lucía Argüelles

Finding a Home Away from Home: An Explorative Study on the Use of Social Space with the Voices of Foreign Domestic Workers in Hong Kong pp. 1403-1419

King Him Mok and Hung Chak Ho

Tourism Geography through the Lens of Time Use: A Computational Framework Using Fine-Grained Mobile Phone Data pp. 1420-1444

Yang Xu, Jingyan Li, Jiaying Xue, Sangwon Park and Qingquan Li

Driven to Debt: Social Reproduction and (Auto)Mobility in Los Angeles pp. 1445-1461

Jane Pollard, Evelyn Blumenberg and Stephen Brumbaugh

Webs of Care: Qualitative GIS Research on Aging, Mobility, and Care Relations in Singapore pp. 1462-1482

Elaine Lynn-Ee Ho, Guo Zhou, Jian An Liew, Tuen Yi Chiu, Shirlena Huang and Brenda S. A. Yeoh

Postcolonial Atmospheres: Air’s Coloniality and the Climate of Enclosure pp. 1483-1502

D. Asher Ghertner

Cuerpo-Territorio: A Decolonial Feminist Geographical Method for the Study of Embodiment pp. 1503-1518

Sofia Zaragocin and Martina Angela Caretta

From Dissensus to Consensus: State Rescaling and Modalities of Power under the Belt and Road Initiative in Western China pp. 1519-1538

Mengzhu Zhang and Shenjing He

Urban Spatial Organization, Multifractals, and Evolutionary Patterns in Large Cities pp. 1539-1558

Xingye Tan, Bo Huang, Michael Batty and Jing Li

Empirical Predictive Modeling Approach to Quantifying Social Vulnerability to Natural Hazards pp. 1559-1583

Yi (Victor) Wang, Paolo Gardoni, Colleen Murphy and Stéphane Guerrier

Volume 111, issue 4, 2021

The Subjective Climate Migrant: Climate Perceptions, Their Determinants, and Relationship to Migration in Cambodia pp. 971-988

Laurie Parsons and Jonas Østergaard Nielsen

Southern Theory without a North: City Conceptualization as the Theoretical Metropolis pp. 989-1001

Nipesh Palat Narayanan

Coupled Adaptive Cycles of Shoreline Change and Households in Deltaic Bangladesh: Analysis of a 30-Year Shoreline Change Record and Recent Population Impacts pp. 1002-1024

Thomas W. Crawford, Munshi Khaledur Rahman, Md. Giashuddin Miah, Md. Rafiqul Islam, Bimal Kanti Paul, Scott Curtis and Md. Sariful Islam

Stand with #StandingRock: Envisioning an Epistemological Shift in Understanding Geospatial Big Data in the “Post-truth” Era pp. 1025-1045

Shaozeng Zhang, Bo Zhao, Yuanyuan Tian and Shenliang Chen

Coffee, Trees, and Labor: Political Economy of Biodiversity in Commodity Agroforests pp. 1046-1061

Paul Robbins, Vaishnavi Tripuraneni, Krithi K. Karanth and Ashwini Chhatre

Postremoval Geographies: Immigration Enforcement and Organized Crime on the U.S.–Mexico Border pp. 1062-1078

Jeremy Slack and Daniel E. Martínez

On Geography and War: New Perspectives on the Ardennes Campaigns of 1940 and 1944 pp. 1079-1093

Stephan Harrison and David G. Passmore

A Spatial Exploration of the Halo Effect in the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election pp. 1094-1109

Jennifer A. Miller and Tony H. Grubesic

New Insights on Land Use, Land Cover, and Climate Change in Human–Environment Dynamics of the Equatorial Andes pp. 1110-1136

Santiago López, María Fernanda López-Sandoval and Jin-Kyu Jung

A Critical Commentary on the AAG Geography and Military Study Committee Report pp. 1137-1146

Joel Wainwright and Bryan R. Weaver

Comparison between Atmospheric Reanalysis Models ERA5 and ERA-Interim at the North Antarctic Peninsula Region pp. 1147-1159

Fernando Luis Hillebrand, Ulisses Franz Bremer, Jorge Arigony-Neto, Cristiano Niederauer da Rosa, Cláudio Wilson Mendes, Juliana Costi, Marcos Wellausen Dias de Freitas and Frederico Schardong

The Teachers Teaching Teachers GIS Institute: Assessing the Effectiveness of a GIS Professional Development Institute pp. 1160-1182

Michael N. DeMers, Joseph J. Kerski and Christopher J. Sroka

Risk and the Dialectic of State Informality: Property Rights in Flood Prone Jakarta pp. 1183-1199

Gavin Shatkin and Vera Soemarwi

Dollar Stores, Retailer Redlining, and the Metropolitan Geographies of Precarious Consumption pp. 1200-1218

Jerry Shannon

“The Interpretation Zone”: European Geopolitics and the Interpretive Body pp. 1219-1235

Alun Jones

Spatial Aggregation Entropy: A Heterogeneity and Uncertainty Metric of Spatial Aggregation pp. 1236-1252

Jia Xiao

A Location-and-Form-Based Distance for Geographical Analysis pp. 1253-1270

Yu Zhou, Yee Leung and Wen-Bin Zhang

On the Validity of Validation: A Commentary on Rufat, Tate, Emrich, and Antolini’s “How Valid Are Social Vulnerability Models?” pp. em-i-em-vi

Barry Flanagan, Elaine Hallisey, J. Danielle Sharpe, Caitlin E. Mertzlufft and Marissa Grossman

Answer to the CDC: Validation Must Precede Promotion pp. em-vii-em-viii

Samuel Rufat, Eric Tate, Christopher T. Emrich and Federico Antolini

Volume 111, issue 3, 2020

The Anthropocene: A Special Issue pp. 633-637

David R. Butler

The Anthropocene: The One, the Many, and the Topological pp. 638-646

J. Anthony Stallins

The Geoethical Semiosis of the Anthropocene: The Peircean Triad for a Reconceptualization of the Relationship between Human Beings and Environment pp. 647-654

Francesco De Pascale and Valeria Dattilo

Placing the Anthropos in Anthropocene pp. 655-662

Jeffrey Hoelle and Nicholas C. Kawa

The Inhumanities pp. 663-676

Kathryn Yusoff

Language and Groundwater: Symbolic Gradients of the Anthropocene pp. 677-686

Paul C. Adams

Agri-Food Systems and the Anthropocene pp. 687-697

Emily Reisman and Madeleine Fairbairn

On Decolonizing the Anthropocene: Disobedience via Plural Constitutions pp. 698-708

Mark Jackson

Nothing New under the Sun? George Perkins Marsh and Roots of U.S. Physical Geography pp. 709-716

Jacob Bendix and Michael A. Urban

Synchronizing Earthly Timescales: Ice, Pollen, and the Making of Proto-Anthropocene Knowledge in the North Atlantic Region pp. 717-728

Sverker Sörlin and Erik Isberg

Geographic Thought and the Anthropocene: What Geographers Have Said and Have to Say pp. 729-741

Thomas Barclay Larsen and John Harrington

Floodplain and Terrace Legacy Sediment as a Widespread Record of Anthropogenic Geomorphic Change pp. 742-755

L. Allan James, Timothy P. Beach and Daniel D. Richter

Hotter Drought as a Disturbance at Upper Treeline in the Southern Rocky Mountains pp. 756-770

Grant P. Elliott, Sydney N. Bailey and Steven J. Cardinal

Onset of the Paleoanthropocene in the Lower Great Lakes Region of North America: An Archaeological and Paleoecological Synthesis pp. 771-783

Albert E. Fulton and Catherine H. Yansa

Identifying a Pre-Columbian Anthropocene in California pp. 784-794

Anna Klimaszewski-Patterson, Christopher T. Morgan and Scott Mensing

Wetland Farming and the Early Anthropocene: Globally Upscaling from the Maya Lowlands with LiDAR and Multiproxy Verification pp. 795-807

Sheryl Luzzadder-Beach, Timothy P. Beach and Nicholas P. Dunning

Putting the Anthropocene into Practice: Methodological Implications pp. 808-818

Christine Biermann, Lisa C. Kelley and Rebecca Lave

The Changing Nature of Hazard and Disaster Risk in the Anthropocene pp. 819-827

Susan L. Cutter

Seismic Shifts: Recentering Geology and Politics in the Anthropocene pp. 828-836

Ben A. Gerlofs

Understanding Urban Flood Resilience in the Anthropocene: A Social–Ecological–Technological Systems (SETS) Learning Framework pp. 837-857

Heejun Chang, David J. Yu, Samuel A. Markolf, Chang-yu Hong, Sunyong Eom, Wonsuh Song and Deghyo Bae

Reframing Pre-European Amazonia through an Anthropocene Lens pp. 858-868

Antoinette M. G. A WinklerPrins and Carolina Levis

Forests in the Anthropocene pp. 869-879

Jaclyn Guz and Dominik Kulakowski

Abandoning Holocene Dreams: Proactive Biodiversity Conservation in a Changing World pp. 880-888

Kenneth R. Young and Sisimac Duchicela

Re-envisioning the Toxic Sublime: National Park Wilderness Landscapes at the Anthropocene pp. 889-899

Nicolas T. Bergmann and Robert M. Briwa

Climate Necropolitics: Ecological Civilization and the Distributive Geographies of Extractive Violence in the Anthropocene pp. 900-912

Meredith J. DeBoom

Cultures and Concepts of Ice: Listening for Other Narratives in the Anthropocene pp. 913-920

Harlan Morehouse and Marisa Cigliano

Ruins of the Anthropocene: The Aesthetics of Arctic Climate Change pp. 921-931

Mia M. Bennett

The New (Ab)Normal: Outliers, Everyday Exceptionality, and the Politics of Data Management in the Anthropocene pp. 932-943

Katherine R. Clifford and William R. Travis

What Does That Have to Do with Geology? The Anthropocene in School Geographies around the World pp. 944-957

Péter Bagoly-Simó

Geographic Education in the Anthropocene: Cultivating Citizens at the Neoliberal University pp. 958-969

Lindsay Naylor and Dana Veron

Volume 111, issue 2, 2020

What’s in a Name? Undergraduate Student Perceptions of Geography, Environment, and Sustainability Key Words and Program Names pp. 317-342

Justin Stoler, Diana Ter-Ghazaryan, Ira Sheskin, Amber L. Pearson, Gary Schnakenberg, Dominique Cagalanan, Kate Swanson and Piotr Jankowski

Wheeling Out Urban Resilience: Philanthrocapitalism, Marketization, and Local Practice pp. 343-363

Sophie Webber, Helga Leitner and Eric Sheppard

The Omega Affair: Discontinuing the University of Michigan Department of Geography (1975–1982) pp. 364-384

Eric Robsky Huntley and Matthew Rosenblum

Changes in the Frequency of Cool Season Lake Effects within the North American Great Lakes Region pp. 385-401

Andrew W. Ellis, Michael L. Marston and Joseph B. Bahret

The Test of Time: Using Historical Methods to Assess Models of Ecological Change on California’s Hardwood Rangelands pp. 402-421

Tim Paulson, Kevin C. Brown and Peter S. Alagona

“The Fabric of Our Lives”?: Cotton, Pesticides, and Agrarian Racial Regimes in the U.S. South pp. 422-439

Brian Williams

Cultivating Crisis: Coffee, Smallholder Vulnerability, and the Uneven Sociomaterial Consequences of the Leaf Rust Epidemic in Jamaica pp. 440-458

Kevon Rhiney, Chris Knudson and Zack Guido

Scalable GWR: A Linear-Time Algorithm for Large-Scale Geographically Weighted Regression with Polynomial Kernels pp. 459-480

Daisuke Murakami, Narumasa Tsutsumida, Takahiro Yoshida, Tomoki Nakaya and Binbin Lu

More-Than-Human Infrastructural Violence and Infrastructural Justice: A Case Study of the Chad–Cameroon Pipeline Project pp. 481-497

Charis Enns and Adam Sneyd

Blood and Borders: Geographies of Social Reproduction in Ciudad Juárez–El Paso pp. 498-514

Nina Ebner and Kelsey Mae Johnson

Effects of Data Preprocessing Methods on Addressing Location Uncertainty in Mobile Signaling Data pp. 515-539

Yang Xu, Xinyu Li, Shih-Lung Shaw, Feng Lu, Ling Yin and Bi Yu Chen

Natural Gas Production Networks: Resource Making and Interfirm Dynamics in Peru and Bolivia pp. 540-558

Felipe Irarrázaval

Bringing Urban Parks to Life: The More-Than-Human Politics of Urban Ecological Work pp. 559-576

Marion Ernwein

Community Resilience and Well-Being: An Exploration of Relationality and Belonging after Disasters pp. 577-590

Tara Quinn, W. Neil Adger, Catherine Butler and Kate Walker-Springett

The Bakken Blind Field: Investigating Planetary Urbanization and Opaqueness in the Oil and Gas Fields of Eastern Montana pp. 591-608

Susan J. Gilbertz, Matthew B. Anderson and Jason M. Adkins

A Pioneering Use of Early Computers in Weather and Mortality Research: Ellsworth Huntington’s Work with New York Life Insurance Companies in the 1920s pp. 609-624

Samuel Randalls

Peirce F. Lewis, 1927–2018 pp. 625-632

Ben Marsh and Joseph Wood

Volume 111, issue 1, 2021

People, Fire, and Pine: Linking Human Agency and Landscape in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and Beyond pp. 1-25

Evan R. Larson, Kurt F. Kipfmueller and Lane B. Johnson

For geographical imagination systems pp. 26-35

Luke Bergmann and Nick Lally

Green Structural Adjustment in the World Bank’s Resilient City pp. 36-51

Patrick Bigger and Sophie Webber

The Problem with Empowerment: Social Reproduction and Women’s Food Projects in Jordan pp. 52-67

Brittany Cook

Sensing Mixed Urban Land-Use Patterns Using Municipal Water Consumption Time Series pp. 68-86

Qingfeng Guan, Sijing Cheng, Yongting Pan, Yao Yao and Wen Zeng

The Political Lives of Deserts pp. 87-104

Natalie Koch

Abnormality as Accumulation Strategy: Orienting Embryos to Capital pp. 105-120

Juliane Collard

How Neighborhood Effect Averaging Might Affect Assessment of Individual Exposures to Air Pollution: A Study of Ozone Exposures in Los Angeles pp. 121-140

Junghwan Kim and Mei-Po Kwan

Putting Forests to Work? Enrolling Vegetal Labor in the Socioecological Fix of Bioenergy Resource Making pp. 141-156

James Palmer

More than Metaphor: Settler Colonialism, Frontier Logic, and the Continuities of Racialized Dispossession in a Southwest U.S. City pp. 157-174

Sarah Launius and Geoffrey Alan Boyce

Developing a Comprehensive and Coherent Shape Compactness Metric for Gerrymandering pp. 175-195

Shipeng Sun

Making Darkness a Place-Based Resource: How the Fight against Light Pollution Reconfigures Rural Areas in France pp. 196-215

Dany Lapostolle and Samuel Challéat

Toxic Uncertainties and Epistemic Emergence: Understanding Pesticides and Health in Lao PDR pp. 216-230

Annie Shattuck

Centaur VGI: A Hybrid Human–Machine Approach to Address Global Inequalities in Map Coverage pp. 231-251

Jonathan J. Huck, Chris Perkins, Billy T. Haworth, Emmanuel B. Moro and Mahesh Nirmalan

NAFTA’s Cartel Economy pp. 252-265

Robert Toovey Walker

Good Sediment: Race and Restoration in Coastal Louisiana pp. 266-282

Monica Patrice Barra

A Bayesian Modeling Approach for Estimating Earthquake Reconstruction Behavior pp. 283-299

Bradley Wilson

Economics over Risk: Flooding Is Not the Only Driving Factor of Migration Considerations on a Vulnerable Coast pp. 300-315

Rachel M. Correll, Nina S. N. Lam, Volodymyr V. Mihunov, Lei Zou and Heng Cai