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Volume 109, issue 6, 2019

Power and Changing Riverscapes: The Socioecological Fix and Newspaper Discourse Concerning the Rhône River (France) Since 1945 pp. 1671-1690

Emeline Comby, Yves-François Le Lay and Hervé Piégay

Geographies of the Pluriverse: Decolonial Thinking and Ontological Conflict on Colombia’s Pacific Coast pp. 1691-1705

Ulrich Oslender

Native American Land-Use Impacts on a Temperate Forested Ecosystem, West Central New York State pp. 1706-1728

Albert E. Fulton and Catherine H. Yansa

Networks of (Dis)connection: Mobility Practices, Tertiary Streets, and Sectarian Divisions in North Belfast pp. 1729-1747

Gemma Davies, John Dixon, Colin G. Tredoux, J. Duncan Whyatt, Jonny J. Huck, Brendan Sturgeon, Bree T. Hocking, Neil Jarman and Dominic Bryan

Return of the Repressed: Native Presence and American Memory in John Muir’s Boyhood and Youth pp. 1748-1757

Paul Robbins and Sarah A. Moore

Gray Zones: The Everyday Practices and Governance of Water beyond the Network pp. 1758-1774

Yaffa Truelove

Intensification of Midwestern Agriculture as a Regional Climate Modifier and Atmospheric Boundary Layer Moisture Source pp. 1775-1794

Andrew C. Hill, Martin Mitchell, Fei Yuan and Christopher T. Ruhland

Social Network, Activity Space, Sentiment, and Evacuation: What Can Social Media Tell Us? pp. 1795-1810

Yuqin Jiang, Zhenlong Li and Susan L. Cutter

Making Space in Critical Environmental Geography for the Metabolic Rift pp. 1811-1828

Brian M. Napoletano, John Bellamy Foster, Brett Clark, Pedro S. Urquijo, Michael K. McCall and Jaime Paneque-Gálvez

Critical Geographies of Human Rights and the Spatial Dimensions of International Law Violations in Rakhine State, Myanmar pp. 1829-1844

Jean Connolly Carmalt

Social–Spatial Analyses of Attitudes toward the Desert in a Southwestern U.S. City pp. 1845-1864

Riley Andrade, Kelli L. Larson, David M. Hondula and Janet Franklin

Geographies of the Sea: Negotiating Human–Fish Interactions in the Waterscapes of Colombia’s Pacific Coast pp. 1865-1884

Paula Satizábal and Wolfram H. Dressler

Shaping Geographies of Informal Education: A Global South Perspective pp. 1885-1902

Katherine V. Gough, Thilde Langevang, Paul W. K. Yankson and George Owusu

Cultivating Engagements: Ethnic Minority Migrants, Agriculture, and Environment in the Murray-Darling Basin, Australia pp. 1903-1921

Lesley Head, Natascha Klocker, Olivia Dun and Ikerne Aguirre-Bielschowsky

Transitional Ethics and Aesthetics: Reimagining the Postdisaster City in Christchurch, New Zealand pp. 1922-1940

Paul Cloke and Simon Dickinson

Environmental Knowledge Cartographies: Evaluating Competing Discourses in U.S. Hydraulic Fracturing Rule-Making pp. 1941-1960

Jennifer Baka, Arielle Hesse, Erika Weinthal and Karen Bakker

Accumulated Injuries of Environmental Injustice: Living and Working with Petrochemical Pollution in Nanjing, China pp. 1961-1977

Alice Mah and Xinhong Wang

India’s Emergent Urban Formations pp. 1978-1998

Robbin Jan van Duijne and Jan Nijman

Sovereignty, the Hyperreal, and “Taking Back Control” pp. 1999-2015

Paul B. Richardson

Manuscript Reviewers pp. 2016-2017

The Editors

Annals, Volume 109 Index pp. 2018-2029

The Editors

Volume 109, issue 5, 2019

The Nature of Neighborhoods: Using Big Data to Rethink the Geographies of Atlanta’s Neighborhood Planning Unit System pp. 1341-1361

Taylor Shelton and Ate Poorthuis

Rendering Renewable: Technoscience and the Political Economy of Waste-to-Energy Regulation in the European Union pp. 1362-1378

Ingrid Behrsin

Strategically “Out of Place”: Unemployed Migrants Mobilizing Rural and Urban Identities in North India pp. 1379-1393

Andrew Deuchar

Urban Geocryology: Mapping Urban–Rural Contrasts in Active-Layer Thickness, Barrow Peninsula, Northern Alaska pp. 1394-1414

Anna E. Klene and Frederick E. Nelson

How Short Is Long Enough? Modeling Temporal Aspects of Human Mobility Behavior Using Mobile Phone Data pp. 1415-1432

Eun-hye Yoo

Constraining Risk Narratives: A Multidecadal Media Analysis of Drinking Water Insecurity in Bangladesh pp. 1433-1453

Alex Fischer

Mobilizing Territory: Socioterritorial Movements in Comparative Perspective pp. 1454-1470

Sam Halvorsen, Bernardo Mançano Fernandes and Fernanda Valeria Torres

Habitat Fragmentation and Breeding Bird Populations in Western North Dakota after the Introduction of Hydraulic Fracturing pp. 1471-1492

Richard Bohannon and Mikhail Blinnikov

Choropleth Mapping with Uncertainty: A Maximum Likelihood–Based Classification Scheme pp. 1493-1510

Wangshu Mu and Daoqin Tong

Trading Sand, Undermining Lives: Omitted Livelihoods in the Global Trade in Sand pp. 1511-1528

Vanessa Lamb, Melissa Marschke and Jonathan Rigg

The City as “Dissonant” Fetish: Urban (Re)production, Gentrification, and the Conceptual Limits of Commodity Fetishism pp. 1529-1540

Joseph Pierce and Katherine B. Hankins

Cities as Coral Reefs: Using Rugosity to Measure Metabolism across the Urban Interface pp. 1541-1559

Catherine Brinkley

An Analysis of Commuting Distance and Job Accessibility for Residents in a U.S. Legacy City pp. 1560-1582

Nan Ding and Sharmistha Bagchi-Sen

The Strange Flight of the Peacock: Farmers’ Atypical Northwesterly Migration from Central China, 200 BC–1400 AD pp. 1583-1596

Qing Pei, Zachary Nowak, Guodong Li, Chong Xu and Wing Ki Chan

Environmental Injustice and Religion: Outdoor Air Pollution Disparities in Metropolitan Salt Lake City, Utah pp. 1597-1617

Timothy W. Collins and Sara E. Grineski

Maar Stories: How Oral Traditions Aid Understanding of Maar Volcanism and Associated Phenomena during Preliterate Times pp. 1618-1631

Patrick D. Nunn, Loredana Lancini, Leigh Franks, Rita Compatangelo-Soussignan and Adrian McCallum

Decolonizing the Northeast: Brazilian Subalterns, Non-European Heritages, and Radical Geography in Pernambuco pp. 1632-1650

Federico Ferretti

The Prevalence of Prosperous Shrinking Cities pp. 1651-1670

Maxwell Hartt

Volume 109, issue 4, 2019

Seasonal Frequency and Spatial Distribution of Tornadoes in the United States and Their Relationship to the El Niño/Southern Oscillation pp. 1033-1051

Todd W. Moore

A Semantic and Sentiment Analysis on Online Neighborhood Reviews for Understanding the Perceptions of People toward Their Living Environments pp. 1052-1073

Yingjie Hu, Chengbin Deng and Zhou Zhou

The Political Ecology of Landscape Change, Malaria, and Cumulative Vulnerability in Central Ghana’s Gold Mining Country pp. 1074-1091

David Ferring and Heidi Hausermann

Plumbing Poverty: Mapping Hot Spots of Racial and Geographic Inequality in U.S. Household Water Insecurity pp. 1092-1109

Shiloh Deitz and Katie Meehan

Future Extreme Event Risk in the Rural Northeastern United States pp. 1110-1130

Jonathan M. Winter, Fiona L. Bowen, Trevor F. Partridge and Jonathan W. Chipman

How Valid Are Social Vulnerability Models? pp. 1131-1153

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

The Enigma of the Asian Elephant: Sovereignty, Reproductive Nature, and the Limits of Empire pp. 1154-1171

Jacob Shell

Domestic Geographies of Parental and Infant (Co-) Becomings: Home-Space, Nighttime Breastfeeding, and Parent–Infant Sleep pp. 1172-1187

Cecilia Tomori and Kate Boyer

The Spatially Varying Components of Vulnerability to Energy Poverty pp. 1188-1207

Caitlin Robinson, Sarah Lindley and Stefan Bouzarovski

Appetite for Imprecision: The Role of Bureaucracy in Implementing a Pay-for-Performance Program pp. 1208-1225

Ritwick Ghosh

Political Discourse and the Planned City: Nehru’s Projection and Appropriation of Chandigarh, the Capital of Punjab pp. 1226-1239

Ganeshwari Singh, Simrit Kahlon and Vishwa Bandhu Singh Chandel

Convergence and Divergence of UNFCCC Nationally Determined Contributions pp. 1240-1261

Scott R. Stephenson, Neil Oculi, Alex Bauer and Stephanie Carhuayano

Performance, Emotions, and Diplomacy in the United Nations Assemblage in New York pp. 1262-1278

Alun Jones and Julian Clark

Historical Geographies of the Future: Airships and the Making of Imperial Atmospheres pp. 1279-1299

Martin Mahony

Embodied Architectural Geographies of Consumption and the Mall Paseo Chiloé Controversy in Southern Chile pp. 1300-1316

Jacob C. Miller

Institutions, Extreme Weather, and Urbanization in the Greater Mekong Region pp. 1317-1340

Han Li, Yao Zhou and Yehua Dennis Wei

Volume 109, issue 3, 2019

Urban Assemblages, (In)formality, and Housing in the Global North pp. 685-704

Mark Jayne and Sarah Marie Hall

Geomorphic Responses to Extreme Rainfall, Catastrophic Flooding, and Dam Failures across an Urban to Rural Landscape pp. 705-729

Francis J. Magilligan, L. Allan James, Scott A. Lecce, James T. Dietrich and John A. Kupfer

Measuring the Geometric and Semantic Similarity of Space–Time Prisms Using Temporal Signatures pp. 730-753

Harvey J. Miller, Young Jaegal and Martin Raubal

Environmental Beta or How Institutional Investors Think about Climate Change and Fossil Fuel Risk pp. 754-774

Brett Christophers

The Timescape of Smart Cities pp. 775-790

Rob Kitchin

Afroalpine Wetlands of the Bale Mountains, Ethiopia: Distribution, Dynamics, and Conceptual Flow Model pp. 791-811

Stephen M. Chignell, Melinda J. Laituri, Nicholas E. Young and Paul H. Evangelista

Epidemic Forest: A Spatiotemporal Model for Communicable Diseases pp. 812-836

Meifang Li, Xun Shi, Xia Li, Wenjun Ma, Jianfeng He and Tao Liu

Unwrapping the OXO Cube: Josué de Castro and the Intellectual History of Metabolism pp. 837-856

Archie Davies

Rural Ruins in America’s Climate Change Story: Photojournalism, Perception, and Agency in Shishmaref, Alaska pp. 857-874

Victoria Stephanie Herrmann

Influence of the Spatial Resolution of the Exposure Estimate in Determining the Association between Heat Waves and Adverse Health Outcomes pp. 875-886

Connor Y. H. Wu, Benjamin F. Zaitchik, Samarth Swarup and Julia M. Gohlke

Mesoscale Structures in World City Networks pp. 887-908

Wenjia Zhang and Jean-Claude Thill

Green Infrastructure and the Hidden Politics of Urban Stormwater Governance in a Postindustrial City pp. 909-925

Michael H. Finewood, A. Marissa Matsler and Joshua Zivkovich

Rethinking the Geographies of Walkability in Small City Centers pp. 926-942

Gordon Waitt, Elaine Stratford and Theresa Harada

Urban Allometric Scaling Beneath Structural Fractality of Road Networks pp. 943-957

Tian Lan, Zhilin Li and Hong Zhang

Initial Evidence of the Relationships between the Human Postmortem Microbiome and Neighborhood Blight and Greening Efforts pp. 958-978

Amber L. Pearson, Amanda Rzotkiewicz, Jennifer L. Pechal, Carl J. Schmidt, Heather R. Jordan, Adam Zwickle and M. Eric Benbow

Will the Development of a High-Speed Railway Have Impacts on Land Use Patterns in China? pp. 979-1005

Han Zhang, Xia Li, Xiaoping Liu, Yimin Chen, Jinpei Ou, Ning Niu, Yuhao Jin and Hong Shi

Black Sand and the Red Court: Scalar Politics of a Mining Conflict in the Philippines pp. 1006-1023

Joshua Wayland

Marvin W. Mikesell, 1929–2017 pp. 1024-1032

Michael P. Conzen and Alexander B. Murphy

Volume 109, issue 2, 2019

Authoritarianism, Populism, and the Environment: Comparative Experiences, Insights, and Perspectives pp. 301-313

James McCarthy

Authoritarian Environmental Governance: Insights from the Past Century pp. 314-323

Robert Wilson

Deadly Environmental Governance: Authoritarianism, Eco-populism, and the Repression of Environmental and Land Defenders pp. 324-337

Nick Middeldorp and Philippe Le Billon

Neoliberalizing Authoritarian Environmental Governance in (Post)Socialist Laos pp. 338-348

Miles Kenney-Lazar

The Speculative Petro-State: Volatile Oil Prices and Resource Populism in Ecuador pp. 349-360

Angus Lyall and Gabriela Valdivia

Contradictions of Populism and Resource Extraction: Examining the Intersection of Resource Nationalism and Accumulation by Dispossession in Mongolia pp. 361-370

Orhon Myadar and Sara Jackson

Bringing Back the Mines and a Way of Life: Populism and the Politics of Extraction pp. 371-381

Erik Kojola

Emotional Environments of Energy Extraction in Russia pp. 382-394

Jessica K. Graybill

U.S. Farm Policy as Fraught Populism: Tracing the Scalar Tensions of Nationalist Agricultural Governance pp. 395-411

Garrett Graddy-Lovelace

The State, Sewers, and Security: How Does the Egyptian State Reframe Environmental Disasters as Terrorist Threats? pp. 412-421

Mohammed Rafi Arefin

Sequestering a River: The Political Ecology of the “Dead” Ergene River and Neoliberal Urbanization in Today’s Turkey pp. 422-433

Eda Acara

“Return the Lake to the People”: Populist Political Rhetoric and the Fate of a Resource Frontier in the Philippines pp. 434-442

Kristian Saguin

Fishing for Power: Incursions of the Ugandan Authoritarian State pp. 443-455

Anne J. Kantel

From the Heavens to the Markets: Governing Agricultural Drought under Chinese Fragmented Authoritarianism pp. 456-464

Afton Clarke-Sather

Electricity-Centered Clientelism and the Contradictions of Private Solar Microgrids in India pp. 465-475

Jonathan N. Balls and Harry W. Fischer

Dreams and Migration in South Korea’s Border Region: Landscape Change and Environmental Impacts pp. 476-491

Heejun Chang, Sunhak Bae and Kyunghyun Park

Afro-Brazilian Resistance to Extractivism in the Bay of Aratu pp. 492-501

Adam Bledsoe

Infrastructure and Authoritarianism in the Land of Waters: A Genealogy of Flood Control in Guyana pp. 502-510

Joshua Mullenite

Border Thinking, Borderland Diversity, and Trump’s Wall pp. 511-519

Melissa W. Wright

Environmental Deregulation, Spectacular Racism, and White Nationalism in the Trump Era pp. 520-532

Laura Pulido, Tianna Bruno, Cristina Faiver-Serna and Cassandra Galentine

Reaction, Resilience, and the Trumpist Behemoth: Environmental Risk Management from “Hoax” to Technique of Domination pp. 533-544

Matthew Sparke and Daniel Bessner

Situating Data in a Trumpian Era: The Environmental Data and Governance Initiative pp. 545-555

Lindsey Dillon, Rebecca Lave, Becky Mansfield, Sara Wylie, Nicholas Shapiro, Anita Say Chan and Michelle Murphy

Rocket Wastelands in Kazakhstan: Scientific Authoritarianism and the Baikonur Cosmodrome pp. 556-567

Robert A. Kopack

Avoiding Climate Change: “Agnostic Adaptation” and the Politics of Public Silence pp. 568-580

Liz Koslov

The People Know Best: Situating the Counterexpertise of Populist Pipeline Opposition Movements pp. 581-592

Kai Bosworth

Beyond Narratives: Civic Epistemologies and the Coproduction of Environmental Knowledge and Popular Environmentalism in Thailand pp. 593-612

Tim Forsyth

Speaking Power to “Post-Truth”: Critical Political Ecology and the New Authoritarianism pp. 613-623

Benjamin Neimark, John Childs, Andrea J. Nightingale, Connor Joseph Cavanagh, Sian Sullivan, Tor A. Benjaminsen, Simon Batterbury, Stasja Koot and Wendy Harcourt

Populism, Emancipation, and Environmental Governance: Insights from Bolivia pp. 624-633

Diego Andreucci

Whatever Happened to Green Collar Jobs? Populism and Clean Energy Transition pp. 634-643

Sarah Knuth

Reparation Ecologies: Regimes of Repair in Populist Agroecology pp. 644-660

Kirsten Valentine Cadieux, Stephen Carpenter, Alex Liebman, Renata Blumberg and Bhaskar Upadhyay

Development and Sustainable Ethics in Fanjingshan National Nature Reserve, China pp. 661-672

Stuart C. Aitken, Li An and Shuang Yang

A Manifesto for a Progressive Land-Grant Mission in an Authoritarian Populist Era pp. 673-684

Jenny E. Goldstein, Kasia Paprocki and Tracey Osborne

Volume 109, issue 1, 2019

The Grass Beneath: Conservation, Agro-Industrialization, and Land–Water Enclosures in Postcolonial Tanzania pp. 1-17

Youjin B. Chung

Making the Welfare State Work for Extraction: Poverty Policy as the Regulation of Labor and Land pp. 18-34

Katie Mazer

Quantifying Proximity and Conformity between Road Networks, Urban Streams, and Watershed Boundaries pp. 35-49

Jacob A. Napieralski and Brian Giroux

The Importance of Scale in Spatially Varying Coefficient Modeling pp. 50-70

Daisuke Murakami, Binbin Lu, Paul Harris, Chris Brunsdon, Martin Charlton, Tomoki Nakaya and Daniel A. Griffith

T’áá hwó ají t’éego and the Moral Economy of Navajo Coal Workers pp. 71-86

Andrew Curley

Well Enough to Work? Social Enterprise Employment and the Geographies of Mental Health Recovery pp. 87-103

Joshua Evans and Robert Wilton

Late Holocene Climate Change in Central Mexico and the Decline of Teotihuacan pp. 104-120

Jungjae Park, Roger Byrne and Harald Böhnel

Accessibility Inequality and Income Disparity in Urban China: A Case Study of Guangzhou pp. 121-141

Zifeng Chen and Anthony Gar-On Yeh

Webs and Flows: Socionatural Networks and the Matter of Nature at Peru’s Lake Parón pp. 142-160

Adam French

Smart Cities and the Digital Geographies of Technical Memory pp. 161-172

James Ash

A Big Data–Based Geographically Weighted Regression Model for Public Housing Prices: A Case Study in Singapore pp. 173-186

Kai Cao, Mi Diao and Bo Wu

Precarious Participation: Assessing Inequality and Risk in the Carbon Credit Commodity Chain pp. 187-201

Jonathan Otto

Ireland and Irishness: The Contextuality of Postcolonial Identity pp. 202-222

Lauren A. Scanlon and M. Satish Kumar

Exploring Segregation and Sharing in Belfast: A PGIS Approach pp. 223-241

Jonny J. Huck, J. Duncan Whyatt, John Dixon, Brendan Sturgeon, Bree Hocking, Gemma Davies, Neil Jarman and Dominic Bryan

Discipline and Develop: Destruction of the Brazil Nut Forest in the Lower Amazon Basin pp. 242-265

Cynthia S. Simmons, Robert Walker, Stephen Aldrich, Eugenio Arima, Ritaumaria Pereira, Edna Maria Ramos de Castro, Fernando Michelotti, Michael Waylen and Aghane Antunes

Decarbonizing China’s Urban Agglomerations pp. 266-285

Shaojian Wang, Chuanglin Fang, Laixiang Sun, Yongxian Su, Xiuzhi Chen, Chunshan Zhou, Kuishuang Feng and Klaus Hubacek

Representing the Presence of Absence in Cartography pp. 286-300

Anthony C. Robinson