Adam, B.1995: Timewatch: the social analysis of time. Cambridge: Polity Press.
2.
Agyeman, J.1990: Black people in a white landscape: social and environmental justice. Built Environment16, 231-36.
3.
Allen, J. and Massey, D. , editors, 1995: Geographical worlds. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
4.
Anderson, K.1995: Culture and nature at the Adelaide Zoo: at the frontiers of 'human' geography. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers , 20, 275-94.
5.
Anderson, W.1995: Excremental colonialism: public health and the poetics of pollution. Critical Inquiry21, 640-69.
6.
Bell, D.1994: In bed with the state: political geography and sexual politics. Geoforum25, 445-52.
7.
— 1995: Pleasure and danger: the paradoxical spaces of sexual citizenship. Political Geography14, 139-54.
8.
Bell, D. and Valentine, G. , editors, 1995a: Mapping desire: geographies of sexualities. London: Routledge .
9.
— 1995b: Queer country: rural lesbian and gay lives. Journal of Rural Studies11, 113-22.
10.
Bell, M.1995: A woman's place in 'a white man's country'. Rights, duties and citizenship for the 'new' South Africa, c. 1902. Ecumene2, 129-48.
11.
Bennett, T. and Blundell, V., editors, 1995: First peoples: cultures, policies, politics. Cultural Studies9.
12.
Bishop, P.1995: An archetypal Constable: national identity and the geography of nostalgia. London: Athlone.
13.
Blake, A.1995: Re-placing British music. In Nava, M. and O'Shea, A., editors, Modern times: reflections on a century of English modernity , London: Routledge, 208-38.
14.
Boyle, M. and Hughes, G.1994: The politics of urban entrepreneurialism in Glasgow . Geoforum25, 453-70.
15.
Brannstrom, C.1995: Almost a canal: visions of interoceanic communication across southern Nicaragua. Ecumene2, 65-88.
16.
Brown, M.1995: Ironies of distance: an ongoing critique of the geographies of AIDS. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space13, 159-83.
17.
Burch, J.1995: Situationist poise, space and architecture. Transgressions1, 9-28.
18.
Butler, T. and Savage, M. , editors, 1995: Social change and the middle classes. London: UCL Press.
19.
Callon, M.1986: Some elements of a sociology of translation: domestication of the scallops and the fishermen of St Brieuc Bay. In Law, J., editor, Power, action and belief: a new sociology of knowledge ? London: Routledge , 196-233.
20.
Canadian Geographer1995: Special issue on geographical perspectives on aboriginal peoples, 39.
21.
Cohen, S.1995: Sounding out the city: music and the sensuous reproduction of place. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers20, 434-47.
22.
Cole, T. and Smith, G.1995: Ghettoization and the Holocaust: Budapest 1944 . Journal of Historical Geography21, 300-16.
23.
Conford, P.1995: The alchemy of waste: the impact of Asian farming on the British organic movement. Rural History6, 103-14.
24.
Crewe, L. and Lowe, M.1995: Gap on the map? Towards a geography of consumption and identity. Environment and Planning A 27, 1877-98.
25.
Davis, M.1995: Los Angeles after the storm: the dialectic of ordinary disaster. Antipode27, 221-41.
26.
Diemendberg, E.1995: The will to motorization: cinema, highways and modernity . October73, 91-137.
27.
Doughty, R.1978: The English sparrow in the American landscape: a paradox in nineteenth century wild-life conservation. University of Oxford School of Geography Research Paper 19. Oxford : University of Oxford.
28.
Driver, F. and Samuel, R.1995: Rethinking the idea of place. History Workshop Journal39, v-vii.
29.
Dyck, I.1995: Putting chronic illness 'in place': women immigrants' accounts of their health care. Geoforum26, 247-60.
30.
Emel, J.1995: Are you man enough, big and bad enough? Ecofeminism and wolf eradication in the USA. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space13, 707-34.
Fitter, R.1945: London's natural history. London : Collins.
33.
Forrest, B.1995: West Hollywood as symbol: the significance of place in the construction of a gay identity. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space13, 133-58.
34.
Gelder, K. and Jacobs, J.1995: Uncanny Australia. Ecumene2, 171-84.
35.
Godlewska, A.1995: Map, text and image. The mentality of enlightened conquerors: a new look at the Description de l'Égypte. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers, 20, 5-28.
36.
Gold, J.1995: The MARS plans for London, 1933-1942: plurality and experimentation in the city plans of the early British modern movement . Town Planning Review66, 243-68.
37.
Gregory, D.1995a: Between the book and the lamp: imaginative geographies of Egypt, 1849-50. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers20, 29-57.
38.
— 1995b: Imaginative geographies. Progress in Human Geography19, 447-85.
39.
Gregson, N. and Lowe, M.1995: 'Home'-making: on the spatiality of daily social reproduction in contemporary middle-class Britain. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers20, 224-35.
40.
Gruffudd, P.1995a: 'A crusade against consumption': environment, health and social reform in Wales 1900-1939. Journal of Historical Geography21, 39-54.
41.
— 1995b: Remaking Wales: nation-building and the geographical imagination, 1925-50. Political Geography14, 219-40.
42.
— 1995c: 'Propaganda for seemliness': Clough Williams-Ellis and Portmeirion, 1918-1950. Ecumene2, 399-422.
43.
Halfacree, K.1995: Talking about rurality: social representations of the rural as expressed by residents of six English parishes. Journal of Rural Studies11, 1-20.
44.
Hansen, P.1995: Albert Smith, the Alpine Club and the invention of mountaineering in mid-Victorian Britain. Journal of British Studies34, 300-24.
45.
Haraway, D.1991: Simians, cyborgs and women. London : Routledge.
46.
Haraway, D. and Harvey, D.1995: Nature, politics and possibilities. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space13, 507-28.
47.
Harvey, D.1995a: A geographer's guide to dialectical thinking. In Cliff, A., Gould, P., Hoare, A. and Thrift, N., editors, Diffusing geography: essays for Peter Haggett, Oxford: Blackwell, 3-21.
48.
— 1995b: Militant particularism and global ambition: the conceptual politics of space, place and environment in the work of Raymond Williams. Social Text42, 69-98.
49.
Heffernan, M.1995: For ever England: the Western Front and the politics of remembrance in Britain. Ecumene2, 293-324.
50.
Helleiner, J.1995: Gypsies, Celts and tinkers: colonial antecedents of anti-traveller racism in Ireland. Ethnic and Racial Studies18, 532-54.
51.
Hirsch, E. and O'Hanlon, M., editors, 1995: The anthropology of landscape: perspectives on place and space. Oxford: Clarendon Press.
52.
Houlton, D. and Short, B.1995: Sylvanian fantasies: the production and consumption of a rural community. Journal of Rural Studies11, 367-85.
53.
Hudson, R.1995: Making music work? Alternative regeneration strategies in a deindustrialized locality: the case of Derwentside. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers20, 460-73.
54.
Huggins, J., Huggins, R. and Jacobs, J.1995: Kooramindanjie: place and the postcolonial. History Workshop Journal39, 165-81.
55.
Jackson, P. and Thrift, N.1995: Geographies of consumption. In Miller, D., editor, Acknowledging consumption , London: Routledge, 204-37.
56.
Jewitt, S.1995: Europe's 'Others'? Forestry policy and practices in colonial and postcolonial India. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space13, 67-90.
57.
Johnson, N.1995: Cast in stone: monuments, geography and nationalism . Environment and Planning D: Society and Space13, 51-66.
58.
Jones, O.1995: Lay discourses of the rural. Journal of Rural Studies11, 35-49.
59.
Kaplan, C.1995: 'A world without boundaries': the Body Shop's trans / national geographics. Social Text43, 45-66.
60.
Keith, M.1995: Ethnic entrepreneurs and street rebels: looking inside the inner city. In Pile, S. and Thrift, N., editors, Mapping the subject, London: Routledge , 355-70.
61.
King, R., Connell, J. and White, P., editors, 1995: Writing across worlds: literature and migration. London : Routledge.
62.
Kinsman, P.1995: Landscape, race and national identity: the photography of Ingrid Pollard. Area27, 300-10.
63.
Kong, L.1995a: Popular music in geographical analyses. Progress in Human Geography19, 183-98.
64.
— 1995b: Music and cultural politics: ideology and resistance in Singapore. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers20, 447-59.
65.
Latour, B.1993: We have never been modern. London: Harvester Wheatsheaf.
66.
Law, J.1991: Introduction: monsters, machines and sociotechnical relations . In Law, J., editor, A sociology of monsters, London: Routledge, 1-23.
67.
Lawrence, M.1995: Rural homelessness: a geography without a geography . Journal of Rural Studies11, 297-307.
68.
Layton, R.1995: Relating to the country in the Western Desert. In Hirsch, E. and O'Hanlon, M., editors, The anthropology of landscape: perspectives on place and space, Oxford: Clarendon Press, 210-31.
69.
Lebas, E.1995: 'When every street became a cinema'. The film work of Bermondsey Borough Council's Public Health Department, 1923-1953. History Workshop Journal39, 42-66.
70.
Levidow, L.1995: Scientizing security: agricultural biotechnology as clean surgical strike. Social Text44, 161-80.
71.
Ley, D.1995: Between Europe and Asia: the case of the missing sequoias . Ecumene2, 185-210.
72.
Leyshon, A.1995: Missing words: whatever happened to the geography of poverty ? Environment and Planning A27, 1021-28.
73.
Leyshon, A., Matless, D. and Revill, G.1995: The place of music. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers20, 423-33.
74.
Leyshon, A. and Thrift, N.1995: Geographies of financial exclusion: financial abandonment in Britain and the United States. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers20, 312-41.
75.
Li, F., Jowett, A., Findlay, A. and Skeldon, R.1995: Discourse on migration and ethnic identity: interviews with professionals in Hong Kong. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers20, 342-56.
76.
Livingstone, D.1995: The polity of nature: representation, virtue, strategy . Ecumene2, 353-77.
77.
Luke, T.1995: On environmentality: geo-power and eco-knowledge in the discourses of contemporary environmentalism. Cultural Critique31, 57-82.
78.
MacDonald, G.1995: Indonesia's Medan Merdeka: national identity and built environment. Antipode27, 270-93.
79.
MacNaghten, P.1995: Public attitudes to countryside leisure: a case study on ambivalence. Journal of Rural Studies11, 135-48.
80.
Mansfield, N.1995: Class conflict and village war memorials, 1914-24 . Rural History6, 67-87.
81.
Marren, P.1995: The New Naturalists. London : Collins.
82.
Massey, D.1995: Places and their pasts. History Workshop Journal39, 182-92.
83.
Massey, D. and Jess, P., editors, 1995: A place in the world? Places, cultures and globalization. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
84.
Mather, C.1995: Forced removal and the struggle for land and labour in South Africa: the Ngomane of Tenbosch, 1926-1954. Journal of Historical Geography21, 169-83.
85.
Matless, D.1995: 'The art of right living': landscape and citizenship, 1918-39. In Pile, S. and Thrift, N., editors, Mapping the subject, London: Routledge, 93-122.
86.
Matless, D. and Revill, G.1995: A solo ecology: the erratic art of Andy Goldsworthy . Ecumene2, 423-48.
87.
McCannon, J.1995: To storm the Arctic: Soviet polar exploration and public visions of nature in the USSR, 1932-1939. Ecumene2, 15-32.
88.
McGinn, L.1995: Power networks and early Chinese immigrants in Pennsylvania . Journal of Historical Geography21, 430-45.
89.
Merrifield, A.1995: Situated knowledge through exploration: reflections on Bunge's 'Geographical expeditions'. Antipode27, 49-70.
90.
Miller, D., editor, 1995: Acknowledging consumption. London: Routledge.
91.
Mitchell, D.1995a: There's no such thing as culture: towards a reconceptualization of the idea of culture in geography. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers20, 102-16.
92.
— 1995b: The end of public space? People's Park, definitions of the public, and democracy. Annals of the Association of American Geographers85, 108-33.
93.
Morley, D. and Robins, K.1995: Spaces of identity: global media, electronic landscapes and cultural boundaries. London: Routledge.
94.
Morphy, H.1995: Landscape and the reproduction of the ancestral past. In Hirsch, E. and O'Hanlon, M., editors, The anthropology of landscape: perspectives on place and space, Oxford: Clarendon Press, 184-209.
95.
Mort, F.1995: Archaeologies of city life: commercial culture, masculinity and spatial relations in 1980s London. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space13, 573-90.
96.
Mosher, A.1995: 'Something better than the best': George McMurty and the creation of the model industrial town of Vandergrift, Pennsylvania 1883-1901 . Annals of the Association of American Geographers85, 84-107.
97.
Murdoch, J. and Marsden, T.1995: The spatialization of politics: local and national actor-spaces in environmental conflict. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers20, 368-80.
98.
Murray, M.1995: Correction at Cabrini-Green: a sociospatial exercise of power. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space13, 311-27.
99.
Neumann, R.1995: Ways of seeing Africa: colonial recasting of African society and landscape in Serengeti National Park. Ecumene2, 149-70.
100.
Neumann, R. and Schroeder, R., editors, 1995: Manifest ecological destinies . Antipode27, 321-428.
101.
Northern Review: A Journal of Regional and Cultural Affairs 1995: 1. For details, contact B. Lancaster, Department of Historical and Critical Studies, University of Northumbria, Newcastle-upon-Tyne NE1 8ST, UK.
102.
Ogborn, M.1995: Discipline, government and law: separate confinement in the prisons of England and Wales, 1830-1877. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers20, 295-311.
103.
Painter, J. and Philo, C. , editors, 1995: Spaces of citizenship. Political Geography14, 107-216.
104.
Parr, H. and Philo, C.1995: Mapping 'mad' identities. In Pile, S. and Thrift, N., editors, Mapping the subject, London: Routledge , 199-225.
105.
Peluso, N.1995: Whose woods are these? Counter-mapping forest territories in Kalimantan, Indonesia. Antipode27, 383-406.
106.
Phillips, R.1995: Spaces of adventure and cultural politics of masculinity: R.M. Ballantyne and The young fur traders. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space13, 591-608.
107.
Philo, C.1995a: Animals, geography and the city: notes on inclusions and exclusions. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space13, 655-81.
108.
— editor, 1995b: Off the map: the social geography of poverity in the UK. London; Child Poverty Group.
109.
— 1995c: Journey to asylum: a medical-geographical idea in historical context. Journal of Historical Geography21, 148-68.
110.
Pile, S. and Thrift, N., editors, 1995: Mapping the subject: geographies of cultural transformation. London: Routledge .
111.
Pinney, C.1995: Moral topophilia: the significations of landscape in Indian oleographs. In Hirsch, E. and O'Hanlon, M., editors, The anthropology of landscape: perspectives on place and space, Oxford: Clarendon Press, 78-113.
112.
Platt, H.C.1995: Invisible gases: smoke, gender and the redefinition of environmental policy in Chicago, 1900-1920. Planning Perspectives10, 67-97.
Revill, G.1995: Hiawatha and pan-Africanism: Samuel Coleridge-Taylor (1875-1912), a black composer in suburban London. Ecumene2, 247-66.
115.
Rocheleau, D. and Ross, L.1995: Trees as tools, trees as text: struggles over resources in Zambrana-Chacuey, Dominican Republic. Antipode27, 407-28.
116.
Rogers, A. and Vertovec, S., editors, 1995: The urban context: ethnicity, social networks and situational analysis. Oxford: Berg.
117.
Rollins, W.H.1995: Whose landscape? Technology, fascism and environmentalism on the National Socialist Autobahn. Annals of the Association of American Geographers85, 494-520.
118.
Rycroft, S. and Cosgrove, D.1995: Mapping the modern nation: Dudley Stamp and the Land Utilisation Survey. History Workshop Journal40, 91-105.
119.
Samuel, R.1995: Theatres of memory. London: Verso.
120.
Schama, S.1995: Landscape and memory. London : Harper Collins.
121.
Schlotter, P.1995: The Rhine in Franco-German historiography, 1918-1939 . History Workshop Journal39, 1-22.
122.
Selwyn, T.1995: Landscapes of liberation and imprisonment: towards an anthropology of the Israeli landscape. In Hirsch, E. and O'Hanlon, M., editors, The anthropology of landscape: perspectives on place and space , Oxford, Clarendon Press, 114-34.
123.
Seymour, S. and Watkins, C.1995: Church, landscape and community: rural life and the Church of England. Landscape Research20, 30-44.
124.
Sibley, D.1995a: Geographies of exclusion. London: Routledge.
125.
— 1995b: Gender, science, politics and geographies of the city . Gender, Place and Culture2, 37-49.
126.
Silvern, S.1995: Nature, territory and identity in the Wisconsin treaty rights controversy. Ecumene2, 267-92.
127.
Soper, K.1995: What is nature? Culture, politics and the non-human . Oxford: Blackwell.
128.
Squire, S.1995: In the steps of 'genteel ladies': women tourists in the Canadian Rockies, 1885-1939. Canadian Geographer39, 2-15.
129.
Steedman, C.1995: Maps and polar regions: a note on the presentation of childhood subjectivity in fiction of the 18th and 19th centuries. In Pile, S. and Thrift, N., editors, Mapping the subject, London: Routledge, 77-92.
130.
Stewart, G.T.1995: Tenzing's two wrist-watches: the conquest of Everest and late imperial culture in Britain 1921-1953. Past and present149, 170-97.
131.
Toogood, M.1995: Representing ecology and Highland tradition. Area27, 102-108.
132.
Transgressions 1995: 1. For details, contact A. Bonnett, Geography Department, University of Newcastle, Newcastle-upon-Tyne NE1 7RU, UK.
133.
Ufkes, F.1995: Lean and mean: US meat-packing in an era of agro-industrial restructuring. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space13, 683-705.
Valentine, G.1995: Creating transgressive space: the music of kd lang . Transactions, Institute of British Geographers20, 474-86.
136.
Walker, R.1995: Landscape and city life: four ecologies of residence in the San Francisco Bay Area. Ecumene2, 33-64.
137.
Wescoat, J. jr1995: 'The right of thirst' for animals in Islamic law: a comparative approach. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space13, 637-54.
138.
Whiteread, R.1995: House. London: Phaidon.
139.
Winchester, H. and Costello, L.1995: Living on the street: social organization and gender relations of Australian street kids. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space13, 329-48.
140.
Withers, C.1995a: How Scotland came to know itself: geography, national identity and the making of a nation, 1680-1790. Journal of Historical Geography21, 371-97.
141.
— 1995b: Geography, natural history and the eighteenth-century enlightenment. History Workshop Journal39, 137-64.
142.
Wolch, J. and Emel, J.1995: Bringing the animals back in. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space13, 632-36.
143.
Wolch, J., West, K. and Gaines, T.1995: Trans-species urban theory. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space13, 735-60.
144.
Woodhead, D.1995: 'Surveillant gays': HIV, space and the constitution of identities. In Bell, D. and Valentine, G., editors, Mapping desire: geographies of sexualities, London: Routledge , 231-44.
145.
Woods, G.1995: Fantasy islands: topographies of marooned masculinity . In Bell, D. and Valentine, G., editors, Mapping desire: geographies of sexualities , London: Routledge, 126-48.
146.
Woodward, R.1995: Approaches towards the study of social polarization in the UK. Progress in Human Geography19, 75-89.
147.
Wright, P.1995: The village that died for England. London: Jonathan Cape.
148.
Yeoh, B. and Hui, T.B.1995: The politics of space: changing discourses on Chinese burial grounds in post-war Singapore. Journal of Historical Geography21, 184-201.
149.
Zukin, S.1995: The cultures of cities. Oxford : Blackwell.
