Guntram H Herb

Biographic Data

ID3877285
NAMEGuntram H Herb
GIVEN NAMESGuntram H
FAMILY NAMEHerb
SIGNATUREHERB G H
AFFILIATIONSMiddlebury College
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS70
WORKS AS AUTHOR7
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2002
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2023
H-INDEX3

  • Erasing the Line

    Open AccessGuntram H Herb, Guntram Herb et al.ARTICLEBorders in Globalization Review2023

    North American settler colonialism is not a historical event, but an ongoing process that strives to silence the continued presence of the original Indigenous inhabitants in the United States and Canada. The map, Erasing the Line, attempts to challenge the primacy of existing sovereign states by showing contiguous Indigenous community across the US–Canada border. This subversive visualization is inspired by nationalist maps and uses official cens…

  • How geography shapes National Identities

    David H Kaplan, Guntram H HerbARTICLENational Identities2011Cited by: 16References: 6

    Geography is an intrinsic part of national identities, and the contributions to this journal have reflected this throughout its existence. In this essay, we discuss how geography has shaped National Identities in particular ways. Several of the journal's articles have examined how would-be nationalists form a geographical image of the prospective nation in order to make it real or how they have turned various landscape elements into national icon…

  • Interventions in teaching political geography in the USA

    Open AccessPauliina Raento, Julian V Minghi et al.ARTICLEPolitical Geography2010Cited by: 2References: 16

  • Intervention

    Open AccessGuntram H Herb, Jouni Häkli et al.ARTICLEPolitical Geography2009Cited by: 16References: 37

  • The Politics of Political Geography

    Guntram H HerbCHAPTERThe Sage Handbook of Political…2008

  • Double Vision

    Guntram H HerbARTICLEAnnals of the Association of…2004Cited by: 36References: 38

    The establishment of two separate German states in 1949 had far-reaching effects on German national identity. Initially, both governments claimed to represent the German nation as a whole, and each professed an identity that went beyond its state borders. When the two German states started to recognize each other in the early 1970s, the GDR (East Germany) embarked on a separate path and posited that a separate Socialist nation had developed in th…

  • A Journey into the Thicket of German Geopolitik

    G Herb, Guntram H HerbARTICLEGeopolitics2002