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Lee, DavidWomen and Geography, 1991: A Bibliography.ssociation of American Geographers, Washington,

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9116p.; This bibliography updates ED 305 316. Forearlier bibliographies, see ED 289 790, and ED 252

480.David Lee, Dept. of Geography, Northern Arizona

University, Flagstaff, AZ 86011 ($1.00).Reference Materials - Bibliographies (131)

MF01/PC01 Plus Postage.*Consciousness Raising; *Cultural Differences;*Females; Foreign Countries; Geographic Concepts;*Geography; Higher Education; Information Sources;Role Perception; *Sex Differences; Social ScienceResearch; *Social Studies; Womens Studies

This bibliography is an update of "Women and

Geography: A Comprehsnive Bibliography." The volume is a cumulation

of more than a decade of research on the scholarship of gender issues

that have been conducted by geographers. References include published

articles in U.S. and foreign journals, books, chapters of books, and

papers presented at professional meetings. One hundred sixty-nine

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Ttis bibliography is an update of Women and Geography: A ComprehensiveBibliography wtdch is pulaWbed under the auspices of the Specialty Group onGeographic Perspectives on Women of the Assochaion of Ammican GeogTsphers.Updates of the bibliographyare issued annually. Ilds bibliography projectculminates more than a decade of research on the scholarship on gender issueswilich has been conuucted by geographers. Women and Geography: A ComprehensiveBibliography, writh the updates, can be obtained from the compiler for sixdollars. Ttds update alone sells for one dollar. Please send requests andnew listings for future updates to

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The following abbreviations are used in this bibliography:

AAG: Association of American GeographersIBG: Institute of British GeographersIGU: International Geographical UnionSG:GPOW Specialty Group: Geographic Perspectives on Women

(an AAG specialty group)SIROW: Southwest Institute for Research on Women,

University of Arizona

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Andrews, Alice. "Women in Applied Geography." In Applied Geography: Issues.,Questions, and Concerns, edited by Martin Kenzer, 193-204. Nordrecht,Netherlands: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1989.

Bagchi, Deipica. "Forms, Functions and Interrelationships of Rural DomesticSpace: The South Asian Model." Paper presented at the annual meeting ofthe AAG, Miami, 1991. Women's economic contributions and changingspatial forms.

Bailey, Adrian J., and Ellis, Mark. "Circulation among Puerto Rican Women: ALon_gitudinal Analysis." Paper presented at the annual meeting of tbeAAG, Miami, 1991.

Beatty, William W., and Troster, Alexander I. "Gender Differences inGeographical Knowledge." Sex Roles 16, no. 11-12 (1987):565-90. Amongcollege undergraduates, males outperform females on tests ofgeographical knowledge.

Bee, Anna. "The Role of Women in the Grape Economy of the Limari Valley,Chile." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Bein, Frederick L. "Baseline Geography Competency Test Administered inIndiana Universities." Paper presented at the annual meeting of theAssociation of American Geographers, Phoenix, 1988. Sex of student wasan independent variable.

Bein, Frederick L. "Impact of Travel on Geographic Competency." Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the National Council for GeographicEducation, Snowbird, UT, 1988. Geographic abilities differ according toage, sex, and ethnicity, but these differences can be attributed tovarying degrees of access to travel.

Bein, Frederick, and East, James R. 'Teaching Geography on Weekends and atShopping Malls." Journal of Geography in Highcr Education 5, no. 2( 1981): 169-74. Non-traditional format attracted older students,particularly non-Whites and women.

Berlan, Martine. "Conocimientos y Trayectorias Socio-Profesionales de lasAgricultoras." Documents d'Analist Geografica 14 (1989):53-71.

Berman, Mildred, and Dow, Maynard Weston. "Women Geographers on Film:Retrospective and Commentary." Paper presented at the annual meeting ofthe AAG, Miami, 1991.

Berry, Eileen. "Problems of Field Research on African Households." Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Boardman, David "Graphicacy Revisited: Mapping Abilities and GenderDifferences." Educational Review 42, no. 1. (1990):57-64. As childrengrow older, boys consistently perform better in map drawing and mapreading.

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Bondi, Liz. "From Inside the Discipline (Report of 1990 AAG Meeting,Toronto)." Women and Geography Study Group Newsletter (Newsletter ofthe IBG Women and Geography Study Group), (Spring/Summer 1990):10.

Bondi, Liz. "Introduction." Women and Geography Study Group Newsletter(Newsletter of the IBG Women and Geography Study Group), (Fall 1n90):3-5. Summary of paper presented at "Feminists and Feminism in theAcademy," Women and Geography Study Group Meeting, University CollegeLondon, September, 1990.

Bondi, Liz. "In Whose Words? On Gender Identities and Speaking Positions."Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Bondi, Liz. "Progress in Geography and Gender: Feminism and Difference."Progress in Human Geography 14, no. 3 (1990):438-46.

Bondi, L, and Peake, L. "City and Society: A Feminist Reformulation of UrbanPolitics." In Women in Cities: Gender and the Urban Environment editedby J. Little, et al. (London: Macmillan, 1988).

Bondi, L., and Peake, L. "Fending for Ourselves: Women as Teachers ofGeography in Higher Education." Journal of Geography in Higher Education12, no. 2 (1988).

Bowlby, Sophie. "Technical Change and the Gender Division of Employment: TheNew Information Technology Industries in Britain." Geoforum 21, no. 1,

67-84.

Bowlby, Sophie. "Women, Work, and the Family: Controls and Constraints."Geography 76 (1990):17-27.

Bowlby, E., and Peake, L. 'The Development of Feminist Geography in Britain."Journal of Geography in Higher Education 13, no. 1 (1989):35-43.

Brea, Jorge A.; Bravo-Ureta, Boris; and Quiroga, Ricardo. "MigrationDecisions and Gender: The Case of Ecuador." Paper presented at theannual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Calio, Sonia Alves. Un Plan Directeur du Point de Vue des Femmes. IGU StudyGroup on Gender Working Paper Series, no. 14, (1991).

Canoves, Gemma. "La Actividad de la Mujer en la Explotacion Agraria Familiar:Una Primera Aproximacion en las Comarcas de Osona y del Girones."Documents d'Analisi Geografica 14 (1989):79-88.

Canoves, Gemma, and Solsona, Montserrat. "En Torno al Seminario 'Agricultura,Genero y Espacio' (Barcelona, Diciembre, 1987)." Documents d'AnalisiGeografica 14 (1989):213-17.

Carney, Judith. "From Household Garden to Agricultural Field: 'Gendering'Gambian Food Crops." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG,Miami, 1991. I3olicy shifts change male and female access toagricultural space.

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Carney, Judith, and Watts, Michael. "Manufacturing Dissent: Work, Gender, andthe Politics of Meaning in a Peasant Society." Africa 60, nc.;. 2(1990):207-41.

Chalita, Patricia Ortiz. "Latin American Urban Households Headed by Women:Possibility and Constraint." Paper presented at the annual meeting ofthe AAG, Miami, 1991.

Chant, Sylvia. Women and Survival in Mexican Cities: Perspectives on Gender,Labour Markets, and Low-Income Households. Manchester: ManchesterUniversity Press, 1991,

Chatterjee, Lata. "Technological Adaptations of Women." Paper presented atthe annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Chauvire, Y, and Noin, D. "Geographic Variations in Human Fertility inFrance." Espace-Populations-Societes 89, no. 2 (1889):261-71. InFrench.

Cline, R ebecca J. "Gender and Geography: Sex Differences in Spatial PatternPmferences." Southern Speech Communication Journal 49, no. 4(1984):380-95. Males and females preferred different seating patternswhen interacting in a task-oriented setting.

Cortesi, Gisella, and Marengo, Marina. Women in the Italian Workpalce:Evolution of a Role. IGU Study Group on Gender Working Paper Series,no. 17, (1991).

Craddock, Susan Leigh. Rethinking Medical Geography: The Case of Women'sHealth in India. Master's theses, University of California, Berkeley,1989.

Cross, John A. "Factors Associated with Students' Place Location Knowledge."Journal of Geography 86, no. 2 (1987):59-63. Sex of student was anindependent variable.

Davis, DeWitt, Jr. "Violent Crimes in the Capital City: A CloserObservation." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami,1991. Crimes in this study include rapes.

DeBres, Karen. "Women Geographers in the Great Plains, 1880-1960." Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

DeMeo, James. "The Origins and Diffusion of Patristn in Saharasia, c. 4000BCE: Evidence for a Worldwide, Climate-Linked Geographical Pattern inHuman Behavior." World Futures 30 (1991):247-71. Keywords: child abuse,sex-repression, patrism, origins of violence.

Des Rochers, Kim. "Women's Fishing on Kosrae Island, Federated States ofMicronesia: The Effects of Cultural, Social, and Technological Change onWomen's Use of the Nearshore Zone." Ph.D. dissertation, University ofHawaii, 1990.

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Doenges, Catherine Elspeth. "The Women of Colonial Celaya, Mexico: Views fromthe Household." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG,Miami, 1991.

Domosh, Mona. "No Man's Land': Victorian Women Explorers and ProfessionalGeo_graphic Knowledge." Paper presented at the annual meeting of theAAG, Miami, 1991.

Domosh, Mona. 'Toward a Feminist Historiography of Geography." Transactionsof the IBG 16 (1991):98-104.

Domosh, Mona, and Kenzer, Martin S. "Geography and Gender." ProfessionalGeographer 43, no. 1 (1991):105-6. Report on the conference "Geographyand Gender: A Feminist Geography Symposium," University of SouthernCalifornia, March, 1990.

Duelberg, Sonja I. "Racial Inequality in Preventive Health Care: AStructurationist Perspective." Paper presented at the annual meeting ofthe AAG, Miami, 1991. Data show differences between black and whitefemales in their preventative health behaviors.

Dyck, Isabel. "Integrating Horn: and Wage Workplace: Women's Daily Lives in aCanadian Suburb." The Canudian Geographer 33, no. 4 (1989):329-41.

Eboh, Marie Pauline. The Impact of the Debt Crisis on Nigerian Worm IGUStudy Group on Gender Working Paper Series, no. 15, (1991).

Elmhirst, Rebecca. "Women and Work in Indonesia from 1970-1985: Capitalism andGender Inequality in Perspective." Master's theses, University ofBritish Columbia, 1989.

Fairhurst, Joan. Child Care as a Space-Time Constraint in the Daily Life ofthe Economically Active Mother in Greater Pretoria. IGU Study Group onGender Working Paper Series, no. 13, (1991).

Falconer, Karen, and Watkins, John F. "Gender, Family Survival and Off-FarmEmployment: A Case Study of South Sumatran Transmigrants." Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Fincher, Ruth, and Fahey, Stephanie. "Introduction: Feminist Perspectives inAustralian Geography." Australian Geographical Studies 28, no. 1(1990):3-4.

Ford, N., and Bowie, C. "Urban-Rural Variations in the Level of HeterosexualActivity of Young People." Area 21, no. 3 (1989):237-48.

Forsberg, Gunnel. "On Feminism and Geography in Sweden." NordiskSamhallsgeografisk Tidsknft 11 (1990):117-25.

Garcia-Ramon, M. Dolors. "Actividad Agraria y Genero en Espana: UnaAproximacion a Partir del Censo Agrario de v.982." Documents d'AnalisiGeografica 14 (1989):89-114.

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Garcia-Ramon, M. Dolors. "Genero, Espacio y Entorno: Hacia una RenovacionConceptual de la Geografia? Una Introduccion." Documents d'AnalisiGeografica 14 (1989):7-13.

Garcia-Ramol, M. Dolors; Cruz, Josefina; Salamana, Isabel; Valdovinos, Nuria;and Vilarino, Montserrat. Regional Variations in Gender Roles andRelations in Farm Households in Spain. IGU Gender Study Group WorkingPaper Series, no. 11 (1991).

Gard, Katherine. "Mortality in the United States: An Investigation ofMortality Disaggregated by Age, Cause, Race, a d Sex." Ph.D.dissertation, University of Colorado, 1989.

Gilbert, Melissa R. "Women, Resistance and the Production of Urban Space."Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Gill, Alison. "Women in Isolated Resource Towns: An Examination of GenderDifferences in Cognitive Structures." Geoforum 21, no. 3 (1990):347-58.

Gilmartin, Patricia. "L ay Jobe Akeley's Explorations in the CanadianRockies." The Geographical Journal 156, no. 3 (1990):297-303. Keywords:exploration, women explorers, Canadian Rockies, mountain climbing.

Gold, John. "Changing Places, Creating Spaces." Area 22, no. 1 (1997):77.Report cf presentation by Janice Monk to Centre fe.r Geography in HigherEducation, Oxford Polytechnic.

Gordon, P., Kuman, A., and Richardson, H. W. "Gender Difference inMetropolitan Travel Behaviour." Regional Studies 23, no. 6 (1989):499-510.

GPOW Newsletter (Newsletter of SG:GPOW) 10, no. 4 (November 1990), andunnumbered, July 1991. Available from the editor, Joni Seager, 167Willow Ave., Somerville, MA 02144.

Graham, Julie. "Marxism, Feminism and Richard Rorty." Paper presented at theannual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Gruntfest, Eve. "A Feminist Perspective of Flood Hazard Mitigation?" Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Hanson, Susan, and Pratt, Geraldine. "Geographic Perspectives on theOccupational Segregation of Women." National Geographic Research 6, no.4 (1990):376-99.

Hecht, Susanna. "Women in the Amazonian Extractive Economy." Paper presentedat the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Henry, Norah F. "Child Care and Elder Care: The Role of Households andEmployers in Economic Development.' Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991. Interview data on women entering laborforce requiring child care.

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Herman, Wayne L., and others. "World Place Location Skills of ElementarySchool Students." Journal of Educational Research 81, no. 6 (1988):374-76. Successful location of 10 countries on a map varied withsocioeconomic status, gender, grade level, and mobility of students.

Hewitt, Farida. "Women in the Landscape: A World without 'Housework*." Paperprestnted at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Heywood, Stanley J. "Global Education for National and InternationalSurvival." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AmericanEducolonal Studies Association, Atlanta, 1985. The role of women rnighzbe a sub-classification in knowledge of the social differences of theworld .

Hodge, David C. "Gender and the Residential Location of Urban Labor." Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Holcomb, Driavel. "Broads Abroad: Women Travellers at Fins des Siecles."Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Holcomb, Briavel, and Rothenburg, Tamar. Women's Work and the Urban HouseholdEconomy in Developing Countries. IGU Study Group on Gender WorkingPaper Series, no. 16, (1991).

Holt, Evelyn R. "Remember the Ladies'--Women in the Curriculum." ERICDigest. ERIC Clearinghouse for Social Studies/Social Science Education,Bloomington, IN, March 1990, 4 pp. Geography can involve the analysisof the status of women in other countries, other times.

Horton, Michele L., "Geographic Perspectives in Feminist Utopian Novels."Master's theses, Ohio University, 1989.

Humbeck, Eva. "Acculturation Aspects of Thai Women in West Germany." Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

IGU Study Group on Gender, Newsletter No. 5 (December 1990), and no. 6 (May1991). Available from the editor, Janice Monk, SIROW, University ofArizona, Tucson, AZ 85721.

Jablonsky, Thomas J. "The Home, Heaven and Mother Party: Female Anti-Suffragism in the United States, 1870-1920." Paper presented at theannual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Jenkins, Alan. Review of Geography of Gender in the Third World edited byJanet Henshall Momsen and Janet G. Townsend (London: HutchinsonEducation, 1987). Geography 70 (1985):278.

Johnson, Louise. "New Courses for a Gendered Geography: Teaching FeministGeography at the University of Waikato." Australian GeographicalStudies 28, no. 1 (1990):29-37.

Johnson, Louise. "Weaving Workplaces: Sex, Race, and Ethnicity in theAustralian Textile Industry." Environment and Planning A 21 (1989):681-84.

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Katz, Cindi R. "Children's Environmental Learning, Knowledge, andInteractions under Conditions of Socio-Economic 'Transformation: ThePossibilities of Change." Paper presented at the annual meeting of theAAG, Phoenix, 1988. The future for Sudanese rural children holds labormigration for males and a more active role in agricultural productionfor females.

Katz, Cindi, and Martson, Sallie A. "Women on the Edge of Space: FeministTheory and the Construction of Geographic Knowledge." Paper presentedat th,k' an nial meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Kay, Jeanne. "Geography or Mythos: Or, Joseph Campbell Meets Preston James."Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Kay, Jeanne. "On Articles by Meinig, Jordan, and Hornsby: The Future ofHistorical Geography in the United States." Annals of the AAG 80, no. 4(1990):618-23. "The U.S. historical geography literature isunintentionally yet largely racist and sexist." P ply by D. W. Meinigand Stephen J. Hornsby.

Kenny, Judith T. "Women's Place' in the Raj: Segregation of/from the Other."Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991. Britishwomen in India.

Kodras, Janet E., moderator. "Administrative Response to Family Issues inHigher Education." Committee on the Status of Women in Geography of theSoutheastern Division of the AAG panel discussion, presented at theannual meeting of the Southeastern Division of the AAG, Columbia, SC,1990. Panel members: Sally P. Horn, John Paul Jones III, Sidney R.Jumper, and Kathleen C. Parker. Kay E. Ehrlich, Discussant.Kofman, Eleonore. "What To Do with Difference?" Women and Geography StudyGroup Newsletter (Newsletter of the IBG Women and Geography StudyGroup), (Fall 1990):9-10. Sum' -ary of paper presented at "F'eminists andFeminism in the Academy," Women ancl Geography Study Group Meeting,University College London, September, 1990.

Koop, Theano Terkeni. "On Women, Home, and the Vernacular." Paper presentedat the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Little, J.; Peake, L.; and Richardson, P. "Introduction: Gender and the UrbanEnvironment" In Women in Cities: Gender and the Urban Environmentedited by J. Little, et al. (London: Macmillan, 1988).

Little, J.; Peake, L.; and Richardson, P., eds. Women in Cities: Gender andthe Urban Environment (London: Macmillan), 1988.

Lloyd, Robert, and Nicholson, Timothy. "Cognitive Maps of RecreationalEnvironments." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami,1991. Cognitive maps produced by males and females were notsignificantly different.

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Lowe, Michelle, and Gregson, Nicky. "Women Divided: The New Serm:e Class andthe New Servant Class in Contemporary Bricain." Paper piesented at theannual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Lyman, Larry. "Teaching Geography Using Cooperative Learning." Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the Texas Council for the SocialStudies, Richardson, TX, 1989. Cooperative learning groups shouldcontain students of varying achievement levels, bacicgrounds, socio-economic status, and sex.

Marburg, Sandra Lin. "Women and Environment: Subsistence Paradigms 1850-1950." Environmental Review 8, no. 1 (1934):7-22. Analyzes analogy ofassociating men with culture and women A th nature as a 19th centurymodel.

Matthews, M. H. "Gender, Graphicacy and Geography." Educational Review 38,no. 3 (1986):259-71. Why geography seems to attract more boys thangirls.

Matthews, M. H. "Sex Differences in Spatial Competence: The Ability of YoungChildren to Map 'Primed' Unfamiliur Environments." EducationalPsychology 7, no. 2 (1981):77-90. Boys performed better on complextasks, which supports argument that more extensive movements of boysthrough the environment leads to superior spatial ability.

Mattingly, D. J., and Gauthier, D. J. "Gender, Technology and the Division ofLabor in Southern California." Paper presented at the annual meeting ofthe AAG, Miami, 1991.

McDowell, Linda. "Diversity and Difference - Unity in Plurality." Women ndGeography Study Group Newsletter (Newsletter of the IBC; Women andGeography Study Group), (Fall 1990):6-8. Summary of paper presented at"Feminists and Feminism in the Academy," Women ancl Geugraphy StudyGroup Meeting, University College London, September, 1990.

McGraw, Katherine. "Plant Closings and Gender: A Case-St., of Women'sReemployment Experience After Plant Closings." Master's theses,University of Massachusetts (Amherst), 1989.

McHaffie, Patrick H. "The Creation of Public Carto-c raphic Information:'Penciling in' the Nexus." Paper presented at the annual meeting of theAAG, Miami, 1991. The relationship between cartographer and userincludes gender elements.

McLafferty, Sara, and Preston, Valerie. "Gen.'er, Race, vid Commuting amongService Sector Workers." Professional Geographer 43, no. 1 (1991):1-15.

McLafferty, Sara, and Sirotin, Henry. "Health and Urban Restructuring:Implications for Low Birthweight in New York Oty." Paper presented atthe annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 194.. Low birthweight is linkedto women's reproductive habits.

Meana, Lourdes. "Spatial-Temporal Trends of Fertility Decline in Newfoundland,19664981." Master's theses, Memorial University of Newfoundland, 1990.

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Moghadam, Valentine. Gender and Restructuring: Perestroika, the 1989Revolutions and Women. WIDER Working Paper no. 87 (Helsinki: WorldInstitute for Development Economics Research of the United Nations),1991.

Momsen, Janet. Women and Development in the Third Worki. London: Rout ledge,1991.

Monson, Jamie. "Food Crop Successions and Female Vulnerability in NineteenthCentury Tanzania." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG,Miami, 1991.

Moss, Pamela. "Ideological Aspects of Gender Formation in Waged DomesticLabor Processes." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG,Miami, 1991.

Muesberger, Peter, and Schmude, Jurgen. The Relationship between CommunitySize, Female Employment Rates and the Educational Level of the FemaleLabor Force. IGU Study Group on Gender Working Paper Series, no. 12,(1991).

Nelson, Murry R. "Emma Willard: Pioneer in Social Studies Education." Theoryand Research in Social Education 15 (Fall 1987):245-56. One of thefirst women in teacher education; her viewc on geography were moretypical of the 1960's than the early 1800's.

Nielsen, Lisa Drewes. "Flexibility, Gender, and Local Labour Markets -- SomeExamples from Denmark." International Journal of Urban and RegionalResearch 15, no. 1 (199442-54.

Nyamwange, Perez M. "Structural Constraints in Land Ownership: A Case Study ofWomen Smallholder Farmers in Kiambu District, Kenya." Master's theses,University of Waterloo, 1989.

O'Connor, Anne. "American Indian Women and Forced Acculturation into aPatriarchal Society." Paper presented at the annual ineeting of the AAG,Nliami, 1991.

Orenstein, Gloria. Reweaving the World: The Emergence of Ecofeminism. SierraClub Books, 1990.

Pauageau, Carmel. "Women's Place in Geography (Review Article)." GeographicMagazine 56 (Sept., 1984):493.

Peake, L 'The Impact of Government Housing Policy of Women in Guyana." InWomen, Human Settlements and Housing edited by C. Moser, and L. Peake(London: Tavistock, 1987),

Peake, L. "An Overview of Feminist Geography in the 1980s." Journal ofGeography in Higher Education 13, no. 1 (1989):85.

Peake, L. "Urban Politics and Gender: Formal and Informal Modes ofParticipation." In Politics, Geography and Social Stratification, editedby K. lioggart and E. Hofrnan (London: Croom Helm, 1986).

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Peake, L., and Bondi, L. "Gender and Urban Politics." Contemporary Issues inGeography and Education 13, no. 1 (1989):90-92.

Pearson, Ruth. "On Being Outside the Discipline (Report of 1990 AAG Meeting,Toronto)." Women and Geography Study Group Newsletter (Newsletter ofthe IBG Women and Geography Study Group), (Spring/Summer 1990):11.

Pearose, Jan. "Feminists and Feminism in the Academy. Women and GeographyStudy Group Meeting, University College London, September, 1990." Womenand Geography Study Group Newsletter (Newsletter of the IBG Women andGeography Study Group), (Fall 1990):3.

Pitman, Beverly. "Southern California's Fashion Landscapes in Transition."Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991. Analysisof women's sportswear.

Pratt, Geraldine. "Feminist Politics: The Dangers of Differe nce, The Place ofGeography." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami,1991.

Preston, Valerie, and McLafferty, Sara. "Gender, Race and Commuting: TheImpact of Family Roles." Paper presented at the annual meeting of theAAG, Miami, 1991.

Price, Marie D. "The Role of Women in Western Venuzuela's Coffee Economy,1870-1930." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami,1991.

Pudup, Mary Beth. "Toward a New Conjunction: Feminism in Economic Geography."Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Rahman, Mushtagur. "Society, Women and Work in Sindh Province, Pakistan."Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.

Regulska, Joanna. "Political Representation of Minorities and Women in UrbanGovernments: Grassroots Initiatives and Failures in the United States."Paper presented at the International Conference, "Solutions to UrbanPathologies," Warsaw, Poland, October 1987.

Regulska, Joanna, and Fried, Susanna. "Local Government in New Jersey: AreWomen Represented?" Paper presented at the "Celebration of Our Work"Conference (Institute for 'Research on Women, Rutgers University), May1989.

Regulska, Joanna, and Turshen, M. "The Feminization of Poverty."Proceedings, First New Jersey Women's Health Conference (1985):32-33.

Regulska, Joanna, and Turshen, M. "Feminization of Poverty in New Brunswick."Paper presented at the First New Jersey Women's Health Conference(Rutgers University), May 1985.

Regulska, Joanna, and Turshen, M. "Feminization of Poverty in New Jersey."Paper presented at the "Celebration of Our Work" Conference (Institutefor Research on women, Rutgers University), May 1986.

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Regulska, Joanna, and Turshen, M. "The Impoverishment of Women in NewJersey." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the New Jersey PublicHealth Association, Piscataway, NJ, November, 1986.

Rengert, Arlene C., and Monk, Janice J. "Latin American UrbanizationPresented as a Decision-Making Dilemma." Indiana Social StudiesQuarterly 34, no. 3 (1981):15-20. Teaching unit on influences affectingurban migration of women in Latin America.

Riccio, Rita. "The Geography of Crime: Landscape of Visible Prostitution inSan Diego." The California Gecdraphers 29 (1989):75-101.

Roberts, Marion. Living in a Man-Made World: Gender Assumptions in ModernHousing Design. London: Routledge, 1991.

Robinson, Jane. Wayward Women: A Guide Women Travellers. Oxford: OxfordUniversity Press, 1990.

Robson, Elsbeth. "Feminist Geography - Alive and Well?" Women and GeographyStudy Group Newsletter (Newsletter of the IBG Women and Geography StudyGroup), (Spring/Summer 1990):7-9.

Rocheleau, Dianne E. "Space, Place, Power and Gender: Stoi-ies from Maps fromthe Spaces Between." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG,Miami, 1991.

Rodrigues, Denyse "The Relationship Between Women's Employment Status andtheir Participation in Local Neighbourhoods: The Case of HamiltonSteelworker Households." Master's theses, York University, 1990.

Rodrique, Christine M. "The Status of Women in the Two-tiered Faculty."l'aper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.Romano, D. "Gender and the Urban Geography of Renaissance Venice." Journal ofSocial History 23, no. 2 (1989):339-53.

Rosen, Carol J. "Integrating Women of Color into the Geography Curriculum."Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991.Rose, Damaris. "Economi,, Restructuring, The Reshaping of Social Policy andthe Changing Living Arrangements of Young People." Paper presented atthe annual meeting of the AAG, Miami, 1991. Includes analysis of lonemothers.

Rose, Gillian. "Citizenship, Community and Locality: A Feminist Critique ofthe Public Sphere." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AAG,Miami, 1991.

Rose, Gillian. "Different Feminism and Radical Geography." Women andGeography Study Group Newsletter (Newsletter of the IBG Women andGeography Study Group), (Fall 199C):11-13. Summary of paper presented at"Femimsts and Feminism in the Academy," Women and Geography StudyGroup Meeting, University College London, September, 1990.

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