History and philosophy of geography: bringing geography to book,2000–2001

Barnes, T. 2001: Lives lived and lives told: biographies of geography's quantitative revolution. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 19, 409–429.

Burnett, D.G. 2000: Masters of all they surveyed: exploration, geography, and a British El Dorado. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

Chamberlain, P.G. 2001: The Shakespearian globe: geometry, optics, spectacle. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 19, 317–333.

Cook, I. 2000: Nothing can ever be the case of ‘us’ and ‘them’ again: exploring the politics of difference through border pedagogy and student journal writing. Journal of Geography in Higher Education 24, 13–27.

Cosgrove, D.E. 2001: Apollo's eye: a cartographic genealogy of the earth in the western imagination. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press.

Daniels, S. 1999: Humphry Repton: landscape gardening and the geography of Georgian England. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press.

Davey, J. 2001: Editorial: 25 not out. Progress in Human Geography 25, 1–3.

Demeritt, D. 2001: The construction of global warming and the politics of science. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 91, 307–337.

Drayton, R. 2000: Nature's government: science, imperial Britain, and the ‘improvement’ of the world, New Haven, CT: Yale University Press.

Dritsas, L.S. 2001: Local informants and British explorers: the search for the source of the Nile, 1850–1875. Unpublished MA dissertation, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (available from author).

Driver, F. 2001a: Geography militant: cultures of exploration and empire. Oxford: Blackwell.

Driver, F. 2001b: Human geography, social science, the arts and the humanities. Area 33, 431–434.

Farish, M. 2001: Modern witnesses: foreign correspondents, geopolitical vision, and the First World War. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers NS 26, 273–287.

Fleck, A. 2000: Here, there, and in between: representing difference in the travels of Sir John Mandeville. Studies in Philology 97, 379–400.

Ford, C.C. 2001: Landscape and environment in French historical and geographical thought: new directions. French Historical Studies 24, 125–134.

Gillies, J. 2001: The body and geography. Shakespeare Studies 29, 57–62.

Goren, H. 2001: Scientific organizations as agents of change: the Palestine Exploration Fund, the Deutsche Verein zur Erforschung Palastinas and nineteenth-century Palestine. Journal of Historical Geography 27, 153–165.

Gronim, S.S. 2001: Geography and persuasion: maps in British colonial New York. The William and Mary Quarterly 58, 373–402.

Gruffudd, P. , Herbert, D.T. and Piccini, A. 2000: In search of Wales: travel writing and narratives of difference, 1918–50. Journal of Historical Geography 26, 589–604.

Guelke, J.K. and Morin, K.M. 2001: Gender, nature, empire: women naturalists in nineteenth century British travel literature. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers NS 26, 306–326.

Heffernan, M. 2001: ‘A dream as frail as those of ancient Time’: the in-credible geographies of Timbuctoo. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 19, 203–225.

Hepple, L.W. 2001: Multiple regression and spatial policy analysis: George Udny Yule and the origins of statistical social science. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 19, 385–407.

Heyman, R. 2001a: Libraries as armouries: Daniel Coit Gilman, geography, and the uses of a university. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 19, 295–316.

Heyman, R. 2001b: Pedagogy and the ‘cultural turn’ in geography. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 19, 1–6.

Howell, P. 2001: Sex and the city of bachelors: sporting guidebooks and urban knowledge in nineteenth-century Britain and America. Ecumene 8, 31-31.

Jankovic, V. 2000: The place of nature and the nature of place: the chorographic challenge to the history of British provincial science. History of Science 38, 79–113.

Jankovic, V. 2001: Reading the skies: a cultural history of the English weather, 1650–1820. Manchester: Manchester University Press.

John, A. 1998 The nature of the book. Chicago: Chicago University Press.

Johnston, R.J. 2000: On disciplinary history and textbooks: or where has spatial analysis gone? Australian Geographical Studies 38, 125–137.

Klein, B. 2000: Maps and the writing of space in early modern England and Ireland. Basingstoke: Macmillan.

Kurtz, M. 2001: Situating practices: the archive and the file cabinet. Historical Geography 29, 26–37.

Lamb, J. 2001: Preserving the self in the South Seas, 1680–1840. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

Lamb, J. , Thomas, N. and Smith, V. ,editors 2001: Exploration and exchange: a South Seas anthology, 1680–1900. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

Lambert, D. 2001: Liminal figures: poor whites, freedmen, and racial reinscription in colonial Barbados. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 19, 335–350.

Livingstone, D.N. 2000: Putting geography in its place. Australian Geographical Studies 38, 1–9.

Livingstone, D.N. 2002: Science, space and hermeneutics: Hettner Lecture 2001. Department of Geography, University of Heidelberg.

Martin, R. 2001: Of publishers and popularizers. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers NS 26, 3–6.

Mayhew, R.J. 2000: Enlightenment geography: the political languages of British geography 1650–1850. London: Macmillan.

Mayhew, R.J. 2001: The effacement of early modern geography (c. 1600–1850): a historiographical essay. Progress in Human Geography 25, 383–401.

McEwan, C. 2000: Gender, geography, and empire: Victorian women travellers in West Africa. Aldershot: Ashgate.

Meusburger, P. 2000: The spatial concentration of knowledge. Erdkunde 54, 352–364.

Mitchell, D. 2002: Cultural landscapes: the dialectical landscape recent landscape research in human geography. Progress in Human Geography 26, 381–389.

Miyakawa, Y. 2000: The changing iconography of Japanese political geography. GeoJournal 52, 345–352.

Naylor, S. 2001: Discovering nature, rediscovering the self: natural historians and the landscapes of Argentina. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 19, 227–247.

Phillips, R.S. 2000: Politics of reading: cultural politics of homelessness. Antipode 32, 429–462.

Ryan, J.R. 2002: History and philosophy of geography 1999–2000. Progress in Human Geography 26, 76–89.

Schulten, S. 2001: The geographical imagination in America, 1880–1950. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

Secord, J.A. 2001: Victorian sensation: the extraordinary publication, reception, and secret authorship of ‘Vestiges of the natural history of creation’. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

Sharp, J.P. 2002: Writing travel/travelling writing: Roland Barthes detours the Orient. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 20, 155–166.

Sheppard, E. 2001: Quantitative geography: representations, practices, and possibilities. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 19, 535–554.

Smith, J.M. 2001: Constructing the nation: eighteenth-century geographies for children. Mosaic 34, 133–148.

Spary, E.C. 2000: Utopia's garden. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

Staum, M.S. 2000: The Paris Geographical Society constructs the Other, 1821–1850. Journal of Historical Geography 26, 222–238.

Takeuchi, K. 2000: Modern Japanese geography: an intellectual history. Tokyo: Kokon Shoin.

Thrift, N. 2000: Afterwords. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 18, 213–255.

Walford, R. 2000: Geography examined 1850–2000. Geography 85, 303–310.

Whyte, I. 2000: William Wordsworth's Guide to the Lakes and the geographical tradition. Area 32, 101–106.

Winlow, H. 2001: Anthropometric cartography: constructing Scottish racial identity in the early twentieth century. Journal of Historical Geography 27, 22-22.

Withers, C.W.J. 2000a: Travelling and credibility: towards a geography of trust. Geographie et Cultures 33, 3–17.

Withers, C.W.J. 2000b: Authorizing landscape: ‘authority’, naming and the Ordnance Survey's mapping of the Scottish Highlands in the nineteenth century. Journal of Historical Geography 26, 532–554.