The Association of American Geographers
2008 Annual Meeting April 15 - 19, 2008 Boston, Massachusetts
PROGRAM
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Individuals in teaching, fi eld research, graphic applications, computer requiring special accommodations are asked to make their modeling, and data collection and analysis. Learn about specifi c needs known to the AAG or to the facilities. the most recent technical advances in the fi eld, including cartography, GIS, and GPS. You’ll also be able to view and purchase geography-related textbooks and publications ALCOHOL while meeting with publishers. The Exhibit Hall is located The AAG expects all attendees to act responsibly when in the Back Bay Conference and Exhibition Center, on the consuming alcoholic beverages. Consumption of alcohol 3rd Floor of the Boston Marriott Copley Place. by those under the age of 21 is prohibited. EXHIBIT HALL HOURS BAGS/COATS/PACKAGES Tuesday, April 15 Exhibit Hall Reception 7:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. For security reasons, the AAG is unable to hold attendees’ bags, packages, briefcases, coats, laptops or other personal Wednesday, April 16 items at registration. For your own safety and the security Exhibit Hall Open 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. of your belongings, we strongly recommend checking Coffee Break in the Hall 9:30 a.m. these items at a hotel bell stand. Thursday, April 17 Exhibit Hall Open 10:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. CHILD CARE Coffee Break in the Hall 2:30 p.m. AAG will reimburse registered attendees for necessary child care expenses incurred during the meeting at a Friday, April 18 licensed child care agency at the rate of $10 per hour for Exhibit Hall Open 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. a maximum of 30 hours. 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PANDIT Spotlight on U.S. Geography Linkages to Developing The Internationalization of Higher Education: A Vital Regions Role for Geographers Friday, April 18, 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Thursday, April 17, 8:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Room: Grand Ballroom Salons EF, Marriott, 4th Floor Room: Grand Ballroom Salons EF, Marriott, 4th Floor Welcome and Introductions: Douglas Richardson, AAG Introduction: Thomas J. Baerwald, National Science Executive Director Foundation Speakers: Speaker: Kavita Pandit, State University of New York Lars Bromley, American Association for the System Administration Advancement of Science The internationalization of higher education is a topic that Chris Beyrer, Bloomberg School of Public Health, has, in recent years, grabbed national attention. Building Johns Hopkins University universities that are globally engaged is seen as critical Michael Sutcliffe, E. Thekwini Municipality, South Africa to America’s competitiveness, its national security, and even its place as a world leader. As a result, international Lee R. Schwartz, U.S. Department of State education is increasingly defi ned in terms of training Discussants: American students for the “global workforce” and Yonette Thomas, National Institutes of Health attracting international students who will allow America Joseph Oppong, University of North Texas to retain its technological edge. In this presentation, Pandit argues instead that internationalization needs to Wilson Compton, National Institutes of Health be viewed as an inseparable part of a liberal education. Cindy Fan, University of California, Los Angeles International education should be defi ned not in terms of Patricia Solis, AAG a set of activities – e.g., study abroad, student recruitment, overseas partnerships – but in terms of the ways in which The role of geography as a discipline in the developing these activities transform our students. Geographers can world can be complex. This session highlights the activity play a vital role in ensuring that the core values of higher and contributions of geographers – on both practical and education are kept in focus as universities increasingly intellectual levels – in developing countries. Today’s embrace internationalization. speakers provide examples of the types of work currently being done in a variety of locations, from Africa to Southeast Asia. They also demonstrate the manifold ways in which geography can speak to issues and challenges facing societies around the world. 20 2008 AAG Annual Meeting Program Featured Sessions TUESDAY, APRIL 15 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16 Writing for Success: Getting Geography Op-Eds into Developing GIScience and Geographic Analysis the Newspaper Programs at Universities which do not have Geography Tuesday, April 15, 2:10 p.m. – 3:50 p.m. Departments Room: Grand Ballroom Salon D, Marriott, 4th Floor Wednesday, April 16, 10:10 a.m. – 11:50 a.m. (Panel Session) Room: Dartmouth Room, Marriott, 3rd Floor (Panel Session) Organizer(s): Deborah Popper, College of Staten Island Organizer(s): Scott Bell, Brown University; Peter Bol, Harvard Chair(s): Deborah Popper, College of Staten Island University; Douglas Richardson, AAG Executive Director Panelists: Deborah Popper, College of Staten Island; Alexander Chair(s): Douglas Richardson, AAG Executive Director B. Murphy, University of Oregon; Mary Lynne Bird, American Panelists: Peter Bol, Harvard University; Daniel G. Brown, Geographical Society; William G. Moseley, Macalester College; University of Michigan; Karen C. Seto, Stanford University; Jerry Dobson, University of Kansas; Timothy Ryan; David J. Scott Bell, Brown University; John Logan, Brown University; Keeling, Western Kentucky University Robert S. Chen, CIESIN/Columbia University; Douglas Session Description: The newspaper opinion piece is an Richardson, AAG Executive Director important means of increasing the impact of one’s own work and that of the fi eld of geography. Newspapers, small and large, run them prominently. Whereas a journal article reaches The Gilbert F. White Award Symposium: Social a narrow, but well-targeted audience, an op-ed article has a Vulnerability, Environmental Inequality, and potential readership of thousands and hundreds of thousands. Childhood Asthma in Phoenix, Arizona (Sponsored by It has the potential to place ideas and analyses on a national or Hazards Specialty Group) local agenda that might otherwise languish behind ivy-covered Wednesday, April 16, 3:10 p.m. – 4:50 p.m. walls. It can infl uence the framing of issues and the direction Room: Conference Room 6, Sheraton, 5th Floor of discussion and action. Over the last few years, the American (Panel Session) Geographical Society has run a successful op-ed service that Organizer(s): Ron R. Hagelman, Texas State University distributes op-eds to about a thousand newspapers. The panel Chair(s): Ron R. Hagelman, Texas State University draws on the expertise of those who have had particular success Panelists: Deborah Thomas, University of Colorado, Denver; at getting into the newspaper. Participants will talk about their Jayajit Chakraborty, University of South Florida; Jerry T. own experiences and offer suggestions for what to write about, Mitchell, University of South Carolina; John P. Tiefenbacher, how to structure pieces, how to put together a series of op eds, Texas State University; Sara Grineski, University of Texas at El how to promote them, and how to deal with feedback from Paso readers. The objective of the panel is to increase the overall number of geographers writing op eds and to increase the Session Description: This special panel session will showcase likelihood of publication. the winner of the 2007 Gilbert F. White Award; which is awarded to the author of an outstanding hazards-related thesis or dissertation. Sara Grineski will present her dissertation “Social Indigenizing Spaces: Deep-Spatial Perspectives on Vulnerability, Environmental Inequality, and Childhood Asthma Place (Sponsored by Indigenous Peoples Specialty Group) in Phoenix, Arizona.” Discussants include reviewers of the 2007 Gilbert F. White Award and other hazards researchers working Tuesday, April 15, 4:20 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. on related topics. Room: Simmons Room, Marriott, 3rd Floor (Paper Session) Organizer(s): RDK Herman, National Museum of the American Indian Chair(s): Jay T. Johnson, University of Nebraska 4:20 Daniel R. Wildcat*, Haskell Indian Nations University, Indigenizing Spaces: Deep-Spatial Perspectives on Place. 2008 AAG Annual Meeting Program 21 Featured Sessions THURSDAY, APRIL 17 Spatial Governance and the New Capitalism (Sponsored by International Journal of Urban and Regional Weston Dow & Nancy Freeman Dow [1930-2005] Research) Geographers on Film Review and Prospects (Sponsored Thursday, April 17, 11:55 a.m. – 12:55 p.m. by Association of American Geographers, AAG Archive Room: Fairfi eld Room, Marriott, 3rd Floor (Panel Session) and Association History Committee, History of Geography Specialty Group) Organizer(s): Roger Keil, York University Chair(s): Roger Keil, York University Thursday, April 17, 10:10 a.m. – 11:50 a.m. 11:55 Alan Harding, University of Manchester Room: Vermont Room, Marriott, 5th Floor (Paper Session) Organizer(s): Frederick E. Nelson, University of Delaware Chair(s): Frederick E. Nelson, University of Delaware Archival Films in Honor of Geoffrey J. Martin, Introduction and welcoming remarks: Douglas Richardson Maynard Weston Dow & Nancy Freeman Dow [1930- 10:20 Maynard Weston Dow*, Plymouth State University, Four 2005]: Geographers on Film I: Fair Harvard -William Decades of Geographers on Film. Morris Davis et al (Sponsored by Association of American 10:40 Geoffrey J. Martin*, Southern Connecticut State Geographers, AAG Archives and Association History University, Archival Holdings and the History of American Committee, History of Geography Specialty Group) Geography. Thursday, April 17, 1:00 p.m. – 2:40 p.m. Discussant(s): Rachel S Franklin, Association of American Room: Vermont Room, Marriott, 5th Floor (Paper Session) Geographers; Geoffrey J. Martin, Emeritus, Southern Connecticut State University Organizer(s): Frederick E. Nelson, University of Delaware Chair(s): Maynard Weston Dow, Plymouth State University Session Description: This session will feature 25 Archival Discussant(s): Maynard Weston Dow, Plymouth State Gems, including Sauer, Leighly, Broek, Spencer, Kniffen, University; Geoffrey J. Martin, Emeritus, Southern Connecticut Kohn, Hartshorne, Martin, James, McBryde, Lukermann, State University Mikesell, Marcus, Hildegard Binder Johnson, Robinson, Basile, Espenshade, Zelinsky, White, Harris, Ullman, Aschmann, Session Description: This session will include the following Gottmann, Chorley, Freeman. fi lm presentations: Robert P. Beckinsale [1908-1999], William Morris Davis, NESTVAL; Banquet Address, New Haven CT, 1975; Preston E. James [1899-1986] and Geoffrey J. Martin, 1491: The Geography of the Americas Before Columbus, Early 20th Century; Disciples of William Morris Davis, with 2008 Honorary Geographer Charles Mann Louisville KY, 1980; J. Rowland Illick [1919-1997], Harvard in the 1940s, 1985. Thursday, April 17, 11:55 a.m. – 12:55 p.m. Room: Essex North-West, Westin, 3rd Floor (Panel Session) Organizer(s): Douglas Richardson, AAG Executive Director Archival Films in Honor of Geoffrey J. Martin, Chair(s): Douglas Richardson, AAG Executive Director Maynard Weston Dow & Nancy Freeman Dow [1930- Session Description: Charles Mann, author of 1491: New 2005]: Geographers on Film II: Several Notables Revelations of the Americas before Columbus, and the AAG’s (Sponsored by Association of American Geographers, AAG 2008 Honorary Geographer will speak on the geography of the Archives and Association History Committee, History of pre-Columbian Americas. Mann’s writings on pre-Columbian Geography Specialty Group) Indian landscapes, populations, and cultures have prompted an Thursday, April 17, 3:10 p.m. – 4:50 p.m. intellectually rich discourse on how history has described the Room: Vermont Room, Marriott, 5th Floor (Paper Session) land the Europeans encountered when they fi rst arrived in the Organizer(s): Frederick E. Nelson, University of Delaware Americas. This discourse, in turn, has been the root of a shift in Chair(s): Maynard Weston Dow, Plymouth State University our basic understanding of the pre-colonial Americas. Discussant(s): Geoffrey J. Martin, Emeritus, Southern 1491 challenges the general premise that, prior to Columbus’s Connecticut State University; Maynard Weston Dow, Plymouth arrival in 1492, the “new world” was sparsely populated by State University; Donald A. Friend, Minnesota State University; culturally unsophisticated peoples. On the contrary, suggests Donald C. Dahmann Mann, the Americas were likely much more densely populated Session Description: This session will feature the following than previously thought and the infl uence of Indians on the eight selections (5-7 minute clips), each followed by discussion: world around them was far from negligible. A book signing with Carl O. Sauer [1889-1975], 1970; Henry J. Bruman [1913-2005] Charles Mann will immediately follow this session. re Sauer, 1985; Donald W. Meinig, 1971; Fred E. Lukermann & Hildegard Binder Johnson [1908-1993] re Ralph Brown, 1986; Peter Haggett & Richard J. Chorley [1927-2002], 1982; Ronald J. Johnston, 1982; Jean Gottmann [1915-1994], 1982; Melvin G. 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The second paper examines Group, Socialist and Critical Geography Specialty Group, the different ways a Ngai Tahu story in New Zealand is told Indigenous Peoples Specialty Group) in publications and in visitor centers of the world heritage area management units, and explores how stories in these Wednesday, April 16, 3:10 p.m. – 4:50 p.m. interpretation materials serve as sites of political negotiation Room: Staffordshire, Westin, 3rd Floor (Panel Session) over different understandings of this landscape. The third Organizer(s): RDK Herman, National Museum of the American paper explores the continuing existence and geographical Indian dimensions of anti-Indian sentiment in North America. It Chair(s): RDK Herman, National Museum of the American utilizes the concept of “paranoid nationalism” to examine the Indian colonialist geographical goals and imagination of the anti-Indian Panelists: Neil Smith, City University Of New York; Ron movement in the United States. 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Some suggest that Indigenous conscious education, and how its orientation towards social Geography has critical theoretical contributions to signifi cantly justice, accountability and local/global knowledge synthesis enhance our discipline—much as Feminism and postmodernism offers an entry point for a more robust appreciation of the have changed the landscape of Human Geography. But the physical/spiritual relationships and attachments. designation “indigenous” all too often is taken to suggest work that is peripheral, relevant to marginal peoples only. The purpose of this session is to engage scholars of signifi cant New Stories for Old Places I: Philosophy of Place contribution to Human Geography in an exploration of the for Indigenous Geographies (Sponsored by Cultural relationship of current work in Indigenous Geography to Geography Specialty Group, Indigenous Peoples Specialty the discipline as a whole. 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Sutcliffe, City of Durban, South Africa Past President Kavita Pandit will host the AAG Banquet Gilbert F. White Distinguished Public Service on Thursday, April 17, in Grand Ballroom Salons E and Honors F. The banquet dinner begins at 7:00 p.m. Single tickets are still available for $75 each, or you may purchase 10 Professor Lawrence A. Brown, The Ohio State tickets to reserve a full table for your department, AAG University Specialty Group, or students or friends. Cost of a Banquet Lifetime Achievement Honors Table for 10 is $730. To purchase individual tickets or an entire table, please visit the AAG Registration Desk. At Harm de Blij, Michigan State University the banquet, AAG Presidential Achievement Award will AAG Media Achievement Award be presented to David Ward, President of the American Council on Education. In addition to AAG Honors, the J. 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She’ll also show Friday, April 18, 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. how to easily create maps based off calendars or spreadsheets, Organizers: Beth Schlemper, AAG; Michael Solem, AAG how to display time-based information on a map, and how to Instructor: Patricia Solis, AAG create custom maps based off existing images or polygonal data Workshop Capacity: 20 (e.g. TIGER). This is a re-run of the Tuesday presentation. Cost/person: $5 Room: Falmouth Room, Marriott, 4th Floor An Introduction to GIS using Xmap Friday, April 18, 2:20 p.m. – 4:20 p.m. Beyond the duties of teaching, research, publishing, and service, Organizer/Instructor: David McKittrick, DeLorme expectations that academics should generate external funding Workshop Capacity: 40 are increasingly important. This workshop aims to give advice Cost/person: $10 on how to do that successfully by focusing on Ten Actions Room: Vineyard Room, Marriott, 4th Floor You Should Take. It includes practical recommendations for preparing competitive research grant proposals and habits of Traditionally GIS software requires an extensive period of mind that will help you as a researcher who is successful at training and education on how to use the technology before generating external funding. Participants will conduct two major it can be applied in a productive capacity. This workshop activity sets that utilize successful example NSF proposals and will provide an opportunity for attendees to see the practical participant’s own writing samples. The exercises are designed application of GIS in an accessible and understandable way. to help you focus on a good research problem and formulate The program will cover basic data collection and creation, a convincing, coherent proposal that can be delivered on time feature display and symbolization, simple analysis and querying and on budget. This workshop is sponsored by the AAG’s tools, and data sharing including publishing of data layers to an Enhancing Departments and Graduate Education (EDGE) in interactive Web site. Geography project and is based on material developed for the book publication Aspiring Academics. Priority will be given What’s Just?: A Workshop for Mapping the State of to graduate students and early career faculty. Participants Geographies of Justice will receive a complimentary copy of the book and learn about Friday, April 18 opportunities to serve in an evaluation program funded by Organizer/Instructor: Jen Gieseking, CUNY Graduate Center & EDGE. Sara Koopman, University of British Columbia Time/Location: see fl yer posted on AAG Message Board Mapping for the Masses, a Google Workshop This workshop will be open to all and does not require Friday, April 15, 12:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. registration. Organizer: Wei Luo, Google, Inc. 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