Joseph Bryan
Biographic Data
| ID | 3721584 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joseph Bryan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joseph |
| FAMILY NAME | Bryan |
| SIGNATURE | BRYAN J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Colorado Boulder |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8398-6191 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 400 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1919 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
The cartographic dispossession of Bears Ears
This paper relates the cartographic construction of public lands by topographic surveys of the Colorado Plateau in the 19thCentury to contemporary debates over the management of public lands. We focus our attention on the Bears Ears National Monument that was established by President Barack Obama via Executive Order in 2016, only to be significantly reduced in size by President Donald Trump one year later. Debates over the Monument hinged on comp…
For Nicaragua’s Indigenous Communities, Land Rights in Name Only
“It should have been the end of our fight, but it wasn’t,” a resident of the Indigenous Mayangna community of Awas Tingni told me in 2009. “Instead, we felt like we went to jail.” He was referring
Weaponizing Maps
List of Figures A Narrative Table of Contents 1. In the Rincon of the Sierra Juarez 2. The Decline and Fall of the Once August American Geographical Society 3. Red Mike Edson's U.S. Marine Patrols Up Nicaragua's Ri-o Coco in 1928-1929 and the Development of the Small Wars Manual 4. The Birth of Indigenous Mapping In Canada 5. Maps, Guns, and Indigenous Peoples 6. From Territory to Property: Indigenous Mapping after the Cold War 7. Counterinsurgen…
Geography and the Military
In the United States, Geography and the military have never been far apart. Their intertwined history has been essential to the discipline's institutional reproduction and the workings of U.S. imperialism. Recent instances of militarism in Geography return this history to the fore, posing a number of challenges. They demonstrate the futility of geographical research for its own sake, naïvely assuming that knowledge of the world produced by geogra…
Reading Stuart Elden's The Birth of Territory
War without end? Military humanitarianism and the limits of biopolitical approaches to security in Central America and the Caribbean
Territorialidad, mapeo participativo y política sobre los recursos naturales
El mapeo participativo lo han usado comunidades indígenas y afrodescendientes en luchas de derecho a tierras y recursos. Sin embargo, nuevas presiones relacionadas con las políticas de cambio climático y prácticas extractivas han surgido en la reconceptualización del mapeo participativo. Este artículo presenta su historia en el contexto de las reformas territoriales y las leyes internacionales del siglo XX. Se discuten los avances del mapeo parti…
Rethinking Territory
The "territorial turn" in Latin America describes the trend towards state recognition of community property rights. This partial recognition of indigenous peoples' and Afro-descendants' demands for territory has become a focal point for expanding neoliberal approaches to governance through the extension of new property rights regimes. This partial recognition of social movements' demands has resulted in widespread efforts to rethink territory by …
Maps and power
Walking the line
Force multipliers
Withdrawn
Cartography, territory, property
The attention given to indigenous peoples' use of maps to make claims to land and rights of self-government raises the question: what exactly it is that these maps do? This paper outlines an analytic for examining indigenous mapping projects, drawing upon two prominent instances - by the Maya of Belize and the Mayangna community of Awas Tingni in Nicaragua - where human rights lawsuits have been woven together with participatory mapping. In each …
Where would we be without them? Knowledge, space and power in indigenous politics
Dilemmas of Indigenous Land in Awas Tingni v Nicaragua
Mohammed's Controversy With Jews and Christians
Cartography, territory, property
The attention given to indigenous peoples' use of maps to make claims to land and rights of self-government raises the question: what exactly it is that these maps do? This paper outlines an analytic for examining indigenous mapping projects, drawing upon two prominent instances - by the Maya of Belize and the Mayangna community of Awas Tingni in Nicaragua - where human rights lawsuits have been woven together with participatory mapping. In each …
Walking the line
Rethinking Territory
The "territorial turn" in Latin America describes the trend towards state recognition of community property rights. This partial recognition of indigenous peoples' and Afro-descendants' demands for territory has become a focal point for expanding neoliberal approaches to governance through the extension of new property rights regimes. This partial recognition of social movements' demands has resulted in widespread efforts to rethink territory by …
Where would we be without them? Knowledge, space and power in indigenous politics
Weaponizing Maps
List of Figures A Narrative Table of Contents 1. In the Rincon of the Sierra Juarez 2. The Decline and Fall of the Once August American Geographical Society 3. Red Mike Edson's U.S. Marine Patrols Up Nicaragua's Ri-o Coco in 1928-1929 and the Development of the Small Wars Manual 4. The Birth of Indigenous Mapping In Canada 5. Maps, Guns, and Indigenous Peoples 6. From Territory to Property: Indigenous Mapping after the Cold War 7. Counterinsurgen…
Force multipliers
War without end? Military humanitarianism and the limits of biopolitical approaches to security in Central America and the Caribbean
Territorialidad, mapeo participativo y política sobre los recursos naturales
El mapeo participativo lo han usado comunidades indígenas y afrodescendientes en luchas de derecho a tierras y recursos. Sin embargo, nuevas presiones relacionadas con las políticas de cambio climático y prácticas extractivas han surgido en la reconceptualización del mapeo participativo. Este artículo presenta su historia en el contexto de las reformas territoriales y las leyes internacionales del siglo XX. Se discuten los avances del mapeo parti…
Geography and the Military
In the United States, Geography and the military have never been far apart. Their intertwined history has been essential to the discipline's institutional reproduction and the workings of U.S. imperialism. Recent instances of militarism in Geography return this history to the fore, posing a number of challenges. They demonstrate the futility of geographical research for its own sake, naïvely assuming that knowledge of the world produced by geogra…
Reading Stuart Elden's The Birth of Territory
The cartographic dispossession of Bears Ears
This paper relates the cartographic construction of public lands by topographic surveys of the Colorado Plateau in the 19thCentury to contemporary debates over the management of public lands. We focus our attention on the Bears Ears National Monument that was established by President Barack Obama via Executive Order in 2016, only to be significantly reduced in size by President Donald Trump one year later. Debates over the Monument hinged on comp…
Dilemmas of Indigenous Land in Awas Tingni v Nicaragua
Mohammed's Controversy With Jews and Christians
Dilemmas of Indigenous Land in Awas Tingni v Nicaragua
Where would we be without them? Knowledge, space and power in indigenous politics
Cartography, territory, property
The attention given to indigenous peoples' use of maps to make claims to land and rights of self-government raises the question: what exactly it is that these maps do? This paper outlines an analytic for examining indigenous mapping projects, drawing upon two prominent instances - by the Maya of Belize and the Mayangna community of Awas Tingni in Nicaragua - where human rights lawsuits have been woven together with participatory mapping. In each …
Walking the line
Force multipliers
Withdrawn
Maps and power
Rethinking Territory
The "territorial turn" in Latin America describes the trend towards state recognition of community property rights. This partial recognition of indigenous peoples' and Afro-descendants' demands for territory has become a focal point for expanding neoliberal approaches to governance through the extension of new property rights regimes. This partial recognition of social movements' demands has resulted in widespread efforts to rethink territory by …
Territorialidad, mapeo participativo y política sobre los recursos naturales
El mapeo participativo lo han usado comunidades indígenas y afrodescendientes en luchas de derecho a tierras y recursos. Sin embargo, nuevas presiones relacionadas con las políticas de cambio climático y prácticas extractivas han surgido en la reconceptualización del mapeo participativo. Este artículo presenta su historia en el contexto de las reformas territoriales y las leyes internacionales del siglo XX. Se discuten los avances del mapeo parti…
Reading Stuart Elden's The Birth of Territory
War without end? Military humanitarianism and the limits of biopolitical approaches to security in Central America and the Caribbean
Geography and the Military
In the United States, Geography and the military have never been far apart. Their intertwined history has been essential to the discipline's institutional reproduction and the workings of U.S. imperialism. Recent instances of militarism in Geography return this history to the fore, posing a number of challenges. They demonstrate the futility of geographical research for its own sake, naïvely assuming that knowledge of the world produced by geogra…
Weaponizing Maps
List of Figures A Narrative Table of Contents 1. In the Rincon of the Sierra Juarez 2. The Decline and Fall of the Once August American Geographical Society 3. Red Mike Edson's U.S. Marine Patrols Up Nicaragua's Ri-o Coco in 1928-1929 and the Development of the Small Wars Manual 4. The Birth of Indigenous Mapping In Canada 5. Maps, Guns, and Indigenous Peoples 6. From Territory to Property: Indigenous Mapping after the Cold War 7. Counterinsurgen…
For Nicaragua’s Indigenous Communities, Land Rights in Name Only
“It should have been the end of our fight, but it wasn’t,” a resident of the Indigenous Mayangna community of Awas Tingni told me in 2009. “Instead, we felt like we went to jail.” He was referring
The cartographic dispossession of Bears Ears
This paper relates the cartographic construction of public lands by topographic surveys of the Colorado Plateau in the 19thCentury to contemporary debates over the management of public lands. We focus our attention on the Bears Ears National Monument that was established by President Barack Obama via Executive Order in 2016, only to be significantly reduced in size by President Donald Trump one year later. Debates over the Monument hinged on comp…
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