JULIAN V. MINGHI     CURRICULUM VITAE     May 2003

PERSONAL

 Born London, England, July 26, 1933.  US Citizen (Naturalized 1979).  Married to Ann Lee Minghi (Loewus), 1960.  One Daughter (Monica) 1967 (Married, 1992).

PRESENT ADDRESS

University - Department of Geography,  University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC 29208

Voice - (803) 777-4975,  Fax - (803) 777-4972, E-mail - minghi@sc.edu

Home - 883 Pine Forest Court, Columbia, South Carolina 292l0-4959.    (803) 798‑0904.

PRESENT POSITION

Distinguished Professor Emeritus, University of South Carolina, January, 2001-

FORMER POSITIONS

Professor, Department of Geography, University of South Carolina 1973-2000. (Chair, 1973-1990  -  Appointed for 5 year term 1973, with term renewed for 5 more years after review in 1976, for 3 more years in 198l, for 3 more years in l984 and for 3 more years in 1987).

Assistant Professor and Associate Professor, Dept. of Geography, University of British Columbia  1964-1973.

Instructor and Assistant Professor, Dept. of Geology and Geography, University of Connecticut, 1961‑1964.

Acting Instructor, Dept. of Geography, University of Washington, Winter, 196l.                        

EDUCATION

King's College (Durham University), Newcastle, UK, 1954‑1957. B.A. (Honors) in Geography, 1957.

University of Washington, Seattle, Jan. 1958‑Dec. 1959, 1960‑61. M.A. in Geography, 1959 & Ph.D. in Geography, 1962. 

AWARDS & DISTINCTIONS

Major County Awards, London County Council, 1954‑1957.

University of Washington Special Scholarship, 1958‑1959.

Grants from Research Foundation, Univ. of Connecticut for research on the impact of boundaries on cultural circulation patterns, Jan.‑Sept. 1964.

Grants yearly from Univ. of British Columbia, Research Fund, 1965‑1973.

Short‑term Grant, Canada Council, "Long‑Term Impact of Boundary Changes: Italian 1947 Boundary Changes Twenty Years Later," Summer 1966.

The Journal of Geography Award, Best Article at the Secondary Level, 1966‑1967, National Council for Geographic Education.

Senior Leave Fellowship, Canada Council, "Political Geography of the South Tyrol," 1969‑l970.

British Council Visitor's Award, for tour of British Universities, Fall 1969.

Visitor, AAG Visiting Geographical Scientist Program, 1979‑1981 and 1985‑6.

Grant from National Geographic Society, "Impact of Two Decades of Integration, Franco‑Italian Borderland," Spring 1980.

Ellen Churchill Semple Day Guest Speaker, Lexington, Kentucky, April 6, 1984.

Fulbright Award, Senior Scholar, European Regional Research Program, 1993-4. "Impact of Slovenia's Independence on the Human Geography of the Italo-Former Yugoslav Borderlands".

Honorary Life Membership Award, Southeastern Division, Assoc. of Am. Geographers, 1994.

The Journal of Geography Award, Article for Best Content, 1994-5, National Council for Geographic Education (co-author).

US Counterpart Scientist, Slovenia: A Euro-American Perspective, Republic of Slovenia grant, 1999-2002, and 2003-5 (with Dr. Milan Bufon, University of Ljubljana, PI)  

OTHER TEACHING and VISITING POSITIONS

Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Rhode Island, 1964.

Staff Member, NDEA, Institute in Political Geography, Clark University, June l2‑July 7, 1967.

University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, Lecturer, Michael mas Term, 1969.

University of Nice, France, Research Professor, Spring, 1980

Visiting Professor, University of British Columbia, 1983.

Faculty, American Life and Culture@ Limburg Univ., Diepenbeek, Belgium, August 26‑30, 1985.

Haifa University, Israel, Research Professor, January-February, 1987.

University of Rome "La Sapienza," Research Professor, April-May, 1987.

University College, London, Research Professor, January-March, 1991.

University of Pavia, Italy, Research Professor, April-May, 1991.

Visiting Professor, Georgetown University, World Affairs Program, School of Foreign Service, 1992. (UK-  Norway-Arctic Russia Cruise, June 27 - July 11, 1992, Royal Viking Line's "Queen.")

University of Trieste, Italy, September 1993-May 1994. Fulbright Research Scholar and Lecturer, Short course on Political Geography in International & Diplomatic Studies Program (Gorizia), March-April, 1994.

University of  Ljubljana, Slovenia, Short course on Polit. Geogr. of N. America May 20-29, 1997.

University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, Short course jointly with Stanley D. Brunn, on The Changing                Geography of Contemporary North America, May 16-18, 2000.

School of Oriental and African Studies, London, Workshop on International Boundaries, March 28-30, 2001; and April 16-17, 2002.

King's College, London, Eight Hours of Lectures, course in MA Programme in International Boundary Studies, October-November, 2002.

University of Trieste, Italy (Gorizia Campus), Short Course on Political Geography in International and Diplomatic Studies Program, April-May, 2003. 

CONFERENCES ORGANIZED

Political Geography and Urban Problems, founded  at Yale University, 1963, Chairman, 1964.

International Geographical Congress Symposium on "Cultural Discord in the Modern World," Simon Fraser University, BC, August l‑5, 1972.

U.S. Organizer, France‑United States Joint Colloquium on "Problems of the Metropole," Paris, France, June 2‑5, 1986.

Historic Preservation, Society for the North American Cultural Survey, Charleston, SC, March 19-22, 1988.

Transformations in the Political Geography of Contemporary Europe, Columbia SC, April 6-9, 1996 

CONSULTANT

Chair, Senior Consultant Group, Spaceship Earth:  A Global Geography, Television Series for SCETV and Channel 4 (UK), 1987-1991.

Chair, external evaluation committee, Department of Geography, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, May, 1989. 

EDITORIAL BOARDS

Southeastern Geographer (1976-79) and (1992-5); Political Geography (l981‑94); Sport Place, An International Journal of Sports Geography (1986‑90); Professional Geographer (1992-4); Geopolitics and International Boundaries (1996- ); Rivista Geografica Italiana (1997- ).

OFFICES IN PROFESSIONAL & LEARNED SOCIETIES

Association of American Geographers: Committee on the Status of Women Geographers, (197l‑74 and 1980‑83); Governance Task Force Committee, 1977‑78; Co‑Chairman Political Geography Specialty Group (1979‑8l), elected Chair (1981‑3), Dissertation Enhancement Committee (2000- ); elected to Council, Member‑at‑large, (1980‑83); elected to Executive Committee of Council as Secretary of Association (1981‑83); Comm. on Committees (Chair) (1981‑3); Constitution and Bylaws Committee, (l980‑3); elected to 1986 Nominating Committee (Chair), International Action Committee (1985‑88); Nominated for Vice-President in 1984 and 1989; Development Comm. and Chair (1994-8); Endowment Trust Committee (1994-8); Program Committee (1995): Centennial Planning Committee  (1994-8); elected Chair, Military and Security Specialty Group, (1997-8), past-chair, 1998-9.

Canadian Association of Geographers, elected Chairman, B.C. Division, 1965‑66.

National Council for Geographic Education: Coordinator for the State of Connecticut, 1963‑64.

Southeastern Division, Association of American Geographers: (Program Committee, 1975 and 1980; State Representative on Steering Committee, 1975‑76; elected to Honors Committee, 1982, 1991 (Assoc. Chair), and 1992 (Chair); Local Arrangements Chair, 1990; World Geography Bowl Comm, 1992-97; Nominations Committee, elected Chair, 1998-9.

International Geographical Union: U.S. Committee, sub‑committee screening papers for 24th International Geographical Congress, Japan, 1980; for 25th Congress, Paris‑Alps, 1984; Elected to Commission on the World Political Map (US Representative), 1992-96.

Institute of British Geographers.  Council for European Studies.

State Mapping Advisory Committee, U.S.C. Representative, (1979‑1990) Chair, Subcommittee on Computer Applications (1981‑1982), Program Chairman, 1982; Chair 1983‑84; Chair, Nominating Committee 1985.

Society for the North American Cultural Survey.  (Board of Directors 1981‑89).

Cosmos Club, Washington, D.C. Elected to Membership, October 1991. 

VISITING LECTURER

University of Calgary, February 16‑17, 1967.

University of Washington, May 26, 1969.

Queens University, Belfast, November 25‑27, 1969.

Oxford University, December 3, 1969.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, November 6, 1973.

Portsmouth Polytechnic (England), January 24, 1980.

University of Vienna, Geography Colloquium, May 7, l980.

Middle Tennessee State University, March 3, 198l.(GTU/AAG VGS Program).

University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Nov. 4, 1983.

University of Kentucky, April 6, l984.

University of Liege, Belgium, August 26, 1985.

East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C., April 21‑22, 1986.

Appalachian State University, Oct. 28, 1986.

Bar Ilan University, Israel, Jan. 18, 1987.

Tel Aviv University, Feb. 3, 1987.

Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem, Feb. 4, 1987.

University of Trieste, April 8, 1987.

University of Udine, Italy, April 10, 1987.

University of Pisa, May 14, 1987.

Society For Geographic Studies, Florence, Italy, May 15, 1987.

University of Palermo, May 19, 1987.

University of Catania, May 20, 1987.

Italian Geographical Society, Rome, May 28, 1987.

College of Charleston, S.C., September 26-27, 1987.

Oklahoma State University, January 22, 1988.

Oxford University, February 13, 1991.

University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, February 27, 1991.

Durham University, England, March 7, 1991.

University of Trento, Italy, April 10, 1991.

University of Basel, Switzerland, April 24, 1991.

University of Fribourg, Switzerland, April 26, 1991.

University of Pecs, Hungary, April 30, 1991.

Center for Regional Studies, Pecs, Hungary, April 30, 1991.

Emporia State University, KS, February 12, 1992. (GTU/AAG VGS Program).

Kansas State University, February 13-14, 1992. (GTU/AAG VGS Program).

University of Turin, Italy, November 16, 1993.

University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, May 9, 1994.

School of Oriental and African Studies, London University, October 13-14, 1999

School of Oriental and African Studies, London University, November 15, 2001

University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, May 7, 2003.

International Humanities Camp (Faculty of Humanities, Koper), Bohinj, Slovenia, May 10, 2003. 

AREAS OF SPECIAL INTEREST

Political Geography, the Geography of Borderlands, and the Geography of Europe.

Electoral Geography, especially in urban areas. 

COURSES TAUGHT AT UBC AND/OR USC

     Undergraduate

     Introduction to Geography,  World Regional Geography,  Introduction to Political Geography,  Advanced Political Geography,  Geography of Europe,  Geography of Partition (International Relations Program at UBC),  Internship in Geography,  Geography of World Problems,  Honors Course - Political Geography, Geographic Bases of International Relations (Trieste-Gorizia).

     Graduate

     Seminar on Western Europe,  Seminar in Political Geography,  Inter‑disciplinary Seminar on "partition" (Institute of International Relations at UBC),  Europe summer course for MBA International Business Majors (in Paris, 1994 through 1997),   Contemporary Approaches to Geography. 

GRADUATE STUDENTS COMPLETED AT UBC (1964-1973):   5 MA's, l Ph.D. (Dennis Rumley 1975).

       AT USC (1973-2001)

17 MA's, 5 Ph.D.*.=s (Mark Corson 1997, Richard Deal 2000, Scott Zibell 2001, Charles Fahrer 2001, and Mark Long 2001).  *Program approved in 1984 and expanded beyond narrow GIP focus in 1994 

LANGUAGES

     Italian (Fluent) and French (some Spanish and German) 

SERVICE IN ARMED FORCES

     British Army, 1952‑54 (National Service) Small Arms Inst. (Sgt.) Royal Army Service Corps in Germany. (Army Emergency Reserve 1954‑1957).

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

          (I)  Books and Monographs

1. Co-Editor, The Geography of Border Landscapes (London: Routledge, 1991), 309pp., "Introduction" pp. 1-14 and "Conclusion" pp. 295-298. (with Dennis Rumley).

2. Editor, Peoples of the Living Land:  Geography of Cultural Diversity in British Columbia (Vancouver: Tantalus, 1972), 242 pp., "Introduction" pp. 7‑l2..

3. (with Roger E. Kasperson) The Structure of Political Geography:  Theory and Applications  (Chicago:  Aldine   Publishing Co., 1969), and (London:  London University Press, 1970), 528 pp.

4. Editor, The Geographer and the Public Environment,  Geographical Series, No. 7, Vancouver, 1966, 110pp.  "Introduction," pp. 5‑7 

          (ii) Chapters in Books

1. "Summary," in Geographical Dialogues: University Viewpoints for Teachers B.C. Geographical Series No. 3, (Vancouver: Tantalus, 1965), pp. 6l‑62.

2. "The Conflict of Salmon Fishing Policies in the North Pacific," in Systematic Political Geography            by Harm J. de Blij (New York: John Wiley, 1967) pp. 311‑337.

3. "Boundary Studies in Political Geography," in The Structure of Political Geography, Theory and              Applications, (by Roger E. Kasperson and Julian Minghi), (Chicago:Aldine Publishing Co.,                         1969), pp. 140‑l60.            

4. "The Conflict of Salmon Fishing Policies in the North Pacific," in The Structure of  Political Geography: Theory & Applications, by Roger E. Kasperson & Julian V. Minghi (Chicago: Aldine Publishing Co., 1969), pp. 464‑480.

5."The Conflict of Salmon Fishing Policies in the North Pacific," in Process and Methods in Canadian  Geography‑‑Water by J. G. Nelson and M. J. Chambers (Toronto:Methuen, 1969) p. 198-211.

6."Point Roberts," Activity 5, Political Geography Unit of Geography in an Urban Age, High School Geography Project of  the AAG (New York: Macmillan, 1970), Teacher's Guide, pp. 47‑63; Student Materials, pp. 49‑50.         

7.(with H. Swain and D. Rumley), "The Vancouver Civic Election of 1970," in Roger Leigh, ed.,Contemporary Geography: Western Viewpoints (Vancouver: Tantalus, 1971), pp 94‑114.

8."The South Tyrol: Spatial Patterns of National Integration  and Cultural Survival in a Border Region," Selected Papers,  21st International Geographical Congress, Vol. 3,  Historical and Political Geography, S. P. Chatterjee and S.P. Das Gupta (eds.) (Calcutta: National Committee for Geography, 1971), pp.421‑427. 9. (with D. Rumley), "Integration and System Stress in an International Enclave: Point Roberts, Washington," in J. V. Minghi (ed.) Peoples of the Living  Land (Vancouver: Tantalus, 1972), pp. 213‑228.

10. AGrenzen in der Politischen Geographie," in Politische Geographie ed., Josef Matznetter, (Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 1977), pp. 338‑389.

11. (with R. Cole Harris), "Diversity, Territorial Organization and Power: Canadian Confederation," in John K. Fraser (ed.)  The Federalist Approach, 22nd International Geographical Congress, Montreal (Ottawa, 1979), pp. l39‑l42.

12."Tentativi per migliorare il livello dell'insegnamento Universitario della geografia: L'esperienza Nord Americana," Atti del XXI Congresso Geografico Italiano, (Novara, 1979).

13."Recent Developments in Political Geographic Research in North America," in Political Studies from Spatial Perspectives: Anglo‑American Essays in Political Geography, Alan Burnett and PeterTaylor (eds.),  John Wiley, 1981, pp. 33‑42.28.                      

14."Border Disputes: From Argentina to Somalia," in Tension Areas of the World, ed., D. Gordon Bennett, Park Press, 1982, pp. 89‑108.

15."Politics" in This Remarkable Continent: An Atlas of United States and Canadian Society and Cultures, John Rooney, Wilbur Zelinsky, Dean Louder (eds), College Station: Texas A&M Press, 1982, pp. 204‑224.

16."The Changing Political Geographic Structure of Metropolitan Regions in the U.S. New South," Atti del XXIV Congresso Geografico Italiano, AGEI, Bologna: Patron Editore, 1989, pp. 51-58.

17. "From Conflict to Harmony in Border Landscapes" in The Geography of Border Landscapes, Dennis Rumley and Julian V. Minghi, eds., (London:  Routledge, 1991), pp. 15-30.

18."The Political Spatial Structure of Metropolitan Regions" in L'Etat et les Strategies du Territoire, Herve Thery, ed., (Paris: CNRS, 1991), pp. 177-185.

19.ABoundary Landscapes in Europe: From Contexts of War to Prospects for Peace@ Regioni e Regionalizzazioni d=Europa: Oltre il 1993, Elio Manzi, Pavia, 1991, pp. 167-173 38. 

20."European Borderlands:  International Harmony, Landscape Change and New Conflicts," in Eurasia: World Boundaries, Volume 3, Carl Grundy-Warr, ed., London: Routledge, 1994, pp. 89-98.

21"The Impact of Slovenian Independence on the Italo-Slovene Borderland: An Assessment of the First Three Years"in Boundaries and Political Coexistence, Werner A. Gallusser ed., (Bern: Peter Lang, 1994), 88-94.

22."Border Disputes: From Argentina to Somalia" in Tension Areas of the World, 2nd. edition, Gordon Bennett, ed., Dubuque, IO: Kendall/Hunt, 1997, 71-87.

23.(with Susan Cutter) APolitical Processes and Global Environmental Change in the Next Millennium@ in Landscape and Sustainability, Global Change, Mediterranean Historic Centers: From Rediscovery to Exploitation, Elio Manzi and Marcella Schmidt di Friedberg, eds., Milano: Angelo Guerini, 1999, 301-313.

24. "Common Cause for Borderland Minorities? Shared Status among Italy's Ethnic Communities" in Geopolitics at the End of the Twentieth Century, Nurit Kliot and David Newman, eds., London: Frank Cass, 2000, 199-208.

25.(with Mark Corson) AMilitary and Political Geography in Operations other than War: The Case of Bosnia@ in The Scope of Military Geography: Across the Spectrum from Peacetime to War, Eugene J. Palka and Francis A. Galgano, eds., New York: McGraw-Hill, 2001, 291-322.

26.(with Mark Corson) AInstant Analysis in Political Geography: Prediction and the Test of Time@ in Europe between Political Geography and Geopolitics, Marco Antonsich, Vladimir Kolossov, and M. Paula Pagnini, eds., Rome: Societa Geografica Italiana, 2001, pp. 813-828.

27.(with Milan Bufon) AThe Upper Adriatic Borderland from Conflict to Harmony@ in Political Geography in the 21st Century, Anton Gosar, ed., Kluwer, 2001, .

28. AChanging Geographies of Scale and Hierarchy in European Borderlands@ in Boundaries and Place: European Borderlands in Geographical Context, Jouni Hakli and David H. Kaplan, eds., Rowman & Littlefield, 2002, pp. 34-49. 

(iii) Articles in Journals

 l. "The Problem of the Conservation of Salmon," Land Economics, XXXVI No. 4,  (November, 1960), pp. 380‑386.

2. "The Conflict of Salmon Fishing Policies in the North Pacific,"  Pacific Viewpoint, II, No. l (March, 1961), pp. 59‑ 84.

3. "Point Roberts, Washington: The Problem of an American Enclave," Yearbook, Association of Pacific Coast Geographers, XXIV (1962), pp. 29‑34.

4."Boundary Studies and National Prejudices: The Case of the South Tyrol," Professional Geographer, XV, No. l, (January, 1963), pp. 4‑8.

5.  "Television Preference and Nationality in a Boundary Region,"  Sociological Inquiry, XXXIII, No. 2 (Spring 1963), pp. l65‑l79.

6."Boundary Studies in Political Geography," Annals, Association of American Geog­raphers: LIII, No. 3 (September, 1963), pp. 407‑428.

7. "The Evolution of a Border Region: The Pacific Coast Section of the Canada‑United States Boundary," Scottish Geographical Magazine, LXXX (April, 1964), pp. 37‑52.

8. "Teaching Political Geography," Journal of Geography LXV, 8, (November, 1966), pp. 362‑370.

9. (with D. Rumley and F. Grimm), "The Content of Ratzel's  Politische Geographie," Professional Geographer, (August 1973), pp. 27l‑277.

10. (with Dennis Rumley) "Stability and Change in Urban Electoral Patterns: A Framework," Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geographie, #3, 1977, pp. 177‑182.

11.(with Dennis Rumley), "Toward a Geography of Campaigning: Some Evidence from a Provincial    Election in Vancouver, B.C.," Canadian Geographer XXII (l978), #2, pp. 145‑162.

12."The Franco‑Italian Borderland: Sovereignty Change and  Contemporary Developments in the Alpes Matitimes," Regio Basiliensis, Vol. l2, No. 2/3, December, 1981, pp. 232‑246.

13."Railways and Borderlands: The Rebirth of the Franco‑Italian Line through the Alpes Maritimes," Tijdschrift Voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, Vol. 75, 1984, pp. 322‑328.

14."The Franco‑Italian Borderland after Two Decades of  Integration," National Geographic Research Reports, Volume  20, Washington, D.C., 1985, pp. 471‑476.

15.(with Arnon Soffer), "Israel's Security Landscapes: The Impact of Military Considerations on Land Uses,"  Professional Geographer, Vol. 38, # 1, (February 1986), pp. 28‑41.

16."Political Borderlands: Peripheral Edges or Centers of Attraction?" Quarderni in Geografia Politica, (Universities of Trieste and Napoli), No. 2 (1993), 1-8.

17(with Mark W. Corson) "Reunification of Partitioned Nation-States: Theory Versus Reality in Vietnam and Germany," Journal of Geography, Vol. 93, #3, (May-June, 1994), pp. 125-131.

18.(with Mark Corson) "Powerscene: Application of New Geographic Technology to Revolutionise Boundary Making?" Boundary and Security Bulletin, Vol. 4, #2, (Summer 1996), pp. 102-105.

19.(with Mark Corson) "The Political Geography of the Dayton Accords," Geopolitics and International Boundaries, Vol. 1, #1, (Summer 1996), pp. 77-92.

20."Voting and Borderland Minorities: Recent Italian Elections in Eastern Fiuli-Venezia Giulia" GeoJournal, 43, #3 (November, 1997), 263-271.

21.(with Mark Corson) AThe Dayton Accords: Prediction and Reality in Bosnia,@ Geopolitics and International Boundaries, Vol. 2, #3 (Winter, 1997), 14-27.

22.ABorderland >Day Tourists= from the East: Trieste=s Transitory Shopping Fair@ Visions in Leisure and Business, Vol. 17, No. 4, Winter, 1999, 32-49.

23.ACommon Cause for Borderland Minorities? Shared Status among Italy=s Ethnic Communities@ Geopolitics, Vol. 4, # 2 (Autumn, 1999), 199-208.

24.(With Milan Bufon) AThe Upper Adriatic Borderland from Conflict to Harmony@ GeoJournal, 52, #2 (October), 2000, 119-127.

25. A>Do Not Start a Journal on Political Geography=: Bowman to Whittlesey, 1945" Political Geography, 21 #6 (August, 2002), 739-744.

(iv) Book Reviews

l.  "Order from Confusion," review of "The Exploitation and   Conservation of the Resources of the Sea," by F. V. Garcia‑Amador, Pacific Viewpoint III, # l (March 1962), p. 125.

2. Review of "Systematic Political Geography," by Harm J. deBlij, Canadian Geographer, XI, # 2 (Summer 1967), pp. 126‑27.

3. Review of "World Economic Activities: A Geographic Analysis," by Richard M. Highsmith and Ray M. Northan, Professional Geographer XXI #l (Jan 1969), p.60.

4. Review of "Uses of the Seas," by Edmund A. Gullion (ed.), Canadian Geographer, XIII, # 3 (Fall 1969), pp. 292‑293.

5. Review of "Europe: A Regional Geography" by Margaret Reid Shackleton, Professional Geographer, XXII, # l (January, 1970), p. 45.

6. Review of "Politics and Urban Policies," by Brett Hawkins, Geographical Analysis V, # 2 (April 1973), pp. 166‑168.

7. Review of "Access to the Sea for Developing Land‑Locked States," by Martin Glassner, Canadian        Geographer, XVII (Spring, 1973), pp. 87‑8.

8. Review of "Modern Political Geography," by Edward F. Bergman, Professional Geographer XXVIII      # 2 (May 1976), pp. 211

9. Review of "The Western Pyrenees," by Daniel Gomez‑Ibanez, Annals, AAG, Vol. 66, # 4 (December, l976), pp. 642‑1.

l0.Review of "Teaching Political Geography," by Alan Jenkins and David McEvoy (eds.), Journal of           Geography in Higher Education, Vol. 3, # 2 (Autumn l979), pp. 51‑53.

11.Review of "Geography of Elections," by Peter Taylor and R. J. Johnston, Progress in Human                Geography, 5, # 2, 1981, pp. 302‑305.