Stanley D Brunn
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 962167 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Stanley D Brunn |
| PRENOMES | Stanley D |
| SOBRENOME | Brunn |
| ASSINATURA | BRUNN S D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Kentucky |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8009-3686 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 92 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 369 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 87 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 5 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1966 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 10 |
New Perspectives on Mapping Rural Settlements Using Google Hyperlinks for Appalachian Kentucky
Social scientists have studied rural settlements for the past sixty-plus years using data on population size and changes in retail service functions. Building on these interdisciplinary contributions, we explore new perspectives on rural settlements by creating a database of Google hyperlinks of communities and road networks in Appalachian Kentucky. When distinguishing features of the 396 communities and 338 roads in forty eastern Kentucky counti…
United States Senate malapportionment
This study is a geographical investigation of malapportionment in the United States Senate, using national-level tables and graphs for all census years from 1790 through 2020, and state-level maps for census years 1790, 1820, 1920, and 2020. Senate malapportionment is found to have worsened over time, with geographically varying manifestations. The article proposes an expansion of the Senate using the Method of Equal Proportions, which would cons…
Editors, Journals, and the Relational Geographies of Geographic Knowledge Production
Important in the dissemination of knowledge are the networks of editors and their editorial board members. These are crucial gatekeepers in maintaining contacts with their professional fields as well as identifying others to evaluate manuscripts submitted for possible publication. We examine the countries of editorial board members of twenty-nine major Anglophone journals and the regional sources of manuscripts and reviewers. The data reveal some…
A Carceral Ecology
Comparación de hipervínculos en tres idiomas de sistemas urbanos de Google en cuatro países latinoamericanos
Se utilizaron hipervínculos de Google Scholar para medir el posicionamiento de algunos centros urbanos de Argentina, Brasil, Chile y México. Los volúmenes de hipervínculos se comparan en español, portugués e inglés para discernir diferencias con respecto al idioma de búsqueda. Surgen dos hallazgos: primero, que cada país tiene una ciudad dominante, a la que la mayoría de las demás en el país están vinculadas; segundo, que hay ciudades claramente …
Geopandering
Postage stamps are information products of a state that reflect how the state wishes to present its place in the world. Two changes in stamp production may affect this self-presentation. “Geopandering” (place manipulation) is an extreme form of self-promotion. Stamps of many small and relatively poor sovereignties account for most geopandered stamps, which have little or nothing to do with the sovereignty’s culture, history, or place in the world…
Mapping LGBTQ Spaces and Places
Comparing residents’ perceptions of quality of life in three Kyiv neighbourhoods
According to Global North urban studies, the traditional low-rise mixed-function perimeter block is the most attractive urban morphology in terms of organization of space, time, values, and social interactions. This study examines how valid these basic theses are regarding the comfort of urban housing morphological types in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine. We compare residents’ quality of life and analyse the differences in residents’ behavioural pa…
Primerjava mnenj prebivalcev treh tipov stanovanjskih območij v Kijevu glede kakovosti življenja
Urbanistične raziskave, opravljene na globalnem severu, kažejo, da je z vidika organizacije časa in prostora, vrednot in družbenih stikov tradicionalni polodprti stavbni blok nizke zazidave z mešanimi funkcijami najprivlačnejši morfološki tip stanovanjske gradnje v mestih. Avtorji v članku proučujejo, ali osnovne urbanistične hipoteze glede udobnosti bivanja na stanovanjskih območjih različnih morfoloških tipov veljajo tudi za ukrajinsko prestoln…
Stamps, Nationalism and Political Transition
Mapping the hyperlinks and networks of Central and South American capital cities in three languages
Handbook of the Changing World Language Map
Slavutych atomograd as the last ideal city of the USSR
The International Encyclopedia of Geography
Douglas Richardson (Editor-in-Chief). New York, NY: Wiley-Blackwell, 2017. 15 vols., 8,217 pp. $2,995.00 cloth (ISBN 978-0-470-65963-2).Writing a book review for a disciplinary multivolume encyclop
A review of Geographies of Disruption
"A review of Geographies of Disruption: Place Making for Innovation in the Age of Knowledge Economy. By Tan Yigitcanlar and Tommi Inkinen." Economic Geography, 95(4), pp. 421–422
Retracted Article
View retraction statement:Retraction: Disruption, despair and renewal: impacts and voices of the Ukrainian geographical community about the 2014 Russian invasion
How neoliberal globalization processes are transforming Kyiv’s nodal areas
The abandonment of Soviet urban planning approaches, the liberalization of appertaining legislation, confusion under the pressure of business priorities, and the lack of a national urban strategy make Ukrainian cities vulnerable to ongoing change. This article analyses the current urban functional and spatial transformations that result from the influences of neoliberal globalization. It considers Kyiv's nodal areas as the focus of major structur…
Kako neoliberalni globalizacijski procesi preobražajo vozlišča v Kijevu
Zaradi opustitve sovjetskih urbanističnih pristopov, liberalizacije povezane zakonodaje, zmede zaradi dajanja prednosti gospodarskim ciljem in pomanjkanja državne urbanistične strategije so ukrajinska mesta izpostavljena nenehnim spremembam. V članku avtorja analizirata trenutne funkcionalne in prostorske urbane preobrazbe, ki so posledica neoliberalnih globalizacijskih vplivov. Območja vozlišč v Kijevu so obravnavana kot središča največjih struk…
Stamps of Czechoslovakia (1983–1992) and Slovak and Czech Republics (1993–2002)
Geographers, political scientists and historians have used stamps to study how states present themselves to their own residents and those beyond. Stamps represent visual products of a state’s identity. An additional perspective on the topics and themes of stamp issues is observed in new states, especially those that were previously part of another state. We examine here the last decade of issues of Czechoslovakia and the first decade of the new s…
The Origin and Growth of Geography as a Discipline at South African Universities
Gustav Visser, Ronnie Donaldson, and Cecil Seethal, eds. Stellenbosch, South Africa: Sun Press, 2016. 450
Policy implications of the vagaries in population estimates on the accuracy of sociographical mapping of contemporary Slovak Roma communities
George Demko, 1933-2015
Our memorial to a longtime friend, George Demko, looks at his career accomplishments through the eyes of some of his former students, colleagues, and a publisher. In their own words, rather than ou
Rally the Scattered Believers
Rally the Scattered Believers: Northern New England's Religious Geography. By Shelby M. Balik. xv and 295 pp., maps, diagr., ill., biblio., index. Bloomington and Indianapolis: Indiana University P
Changing World Religion Map
Visualizing Secularization Through Changes in Religious Stamp Issues in Three Catholic European Countries
Visualizing finland
Postage stamps are a very political, territorially grounded and yet overlooked part of visual culture. We argue that the mundane omnipresence of stamps gives them considerable nation‐building power and makes them exemplary tools of what Michael Billig calls ‘banal nationalism.’ By focusing on the socially constructed visual qualities of stamps, we argue that their ‘reading’ as political, socioculturally and territorially specific texts offers val…
Place elasticity
Migration and place attachment are often coupled within the migration decision‐making literature with the underlying assumption that individuals with strong place attachments are less likely to migrate than individuals with weaker ties to place. As communication technologies have improved, however, new forms of place attachment and connections between individuals and places are evolving. We introduce the concept of place elasticity as a new conce…
Stamps As Messengers Of Political Transition
Previous studies of postage stamps noted their importance in promoting national identity and the objectives of the state. Neglected in this literature by geographers and others is a discussion of stamp themes and issues during political and economic transitions. A content analysis of issues during the Soviet Union's last three years and Russia's first three years revealed some significant changes. The Soviet Union issued many stamps and sets on a…
Stamps as iconography
From Podes to Antipodes
Questions of cost and time distance have long been of interest to geographers and have become a more central concern as globalization advances. We analyze the global air travel system by examining the differences in the costs, distances, and times of one aspect of globalization. We review the extant literature on airline transportation by geographers and others, noting especially the near-century-long interest in unraveling cost, time, and distan…
Picturing a nation
Imagery on postage stamps contributes to the construction of national narratives, collective memory and a nation's self-image because stamps are products of the state and constantly present in quotidian situations. An examination of 1,457 Finnish stamps issued during the country's independence in the twentieth century is based on a mix of visual method(ologie)s. The stamps are read as multilayered, identity-political texts in their time- and spac…
Evacuation from a Nuclear Technological Disaster
unique peacetime technological disaster occurred in northeastern United Ag States in the spring of 1979: an accident in a nuclear-generating plant. Because of the proliferation of nuclear power plants throughout the world, the possibility of comparable disasters elsewhere increases. We chose to examine one aspect of the 1979 American disaster: evacuation of the affected population. The nuclear accident at Three Mile Island (TMI) near Harrisburg, …
Politics and regions in Korea
African-American travel agents
Celebrating a Nation’s heritage on music stamps
Geography and Politics in America
The Internet as 'the new world' of and for geography
Slow Growth
N a landmark article John Borchert divided the evolution of the urban system in the United States into four major epochs: the Sail-Wagon Epoch, 1790 to 1830; the Iron Horse Epoch, 1830 to 1870; the Steel-Rail Epoch, 1870 to 1920; and the AutoAir-Amenity Epoch, 1920 to the 1960's.1 Each of the four epochs was characterized by a set of distinctive economic/technological, demographic, and geographical patterns that affected the regional and internal…
Cape Town's million plus black township of Khayelitsha
Gated minds and gated lives as worlds of exclusion and fear
Nuclear Power
Mapping the "Worlds" of the World Wide Web
The World Wide Web is barely 10 years old and already spans the globe, comprising more than a billion public pages and 3 million servers. It is a decentralized information space, created and controlled by many different authors, and has much lower barriers to entry than conventional information media. The authors analyze the connections between 180 different Internet "nations" using data on the number of Web pages and hyperlinks gathered from a c…
Towards a humanistic political geography
Blacks in the United States
A treaty of Silicon for the treaty of Westphalia? New territorial dimensions of modern statehood
(1998). A treaty of Silicon for the treaty of Westphalia? New territorial dimensions of modern statehood. Geopolitics: Vol. 3, Boundaries Territory and Postmodernity, pp. 106-131
The Spatial Response of Negroes and Whites Toward Open Housing
The white and Negro response to the 1968 open housing referendum in Flint, Michigan, is used to investigate spatial variations in attitudes. Simple and step-wise multiple regression models were utilized that incorporated measures of income, education, housing, and distance. Separate analyses were made for the white and Negro voting behavior. For the white population it was hypothesized that a positive vote would be associated with high median inc…
Negro Migration into Rural Southwestern Michigan
Hierarchies, Regions and Legacies
Air travel has established itself as an integral part of the globalization process and Europe provides a compelling case study on the scope and shape of air travel vis-á-vis globalization. The major goals of this article are twofold: (1) to describe, analyze, and map the distinctive time, cost, and distance features of the air transportation for European cities and (2) to examine how individual European cities are positioned both within a Europea…
An urban geographer before his time
In 1930, a time when human geography was not considered to be among the emerging analytic social sciences and when urban geography barely existed as an identifiable subfield, C. Warren Thornthwaite, later a gargantuan figure in American climatology, was awarded a doctorate under Carl O. Sauer at the University of California, Berkeley. In his dissertation, ‘Louisville, Kentucky: a study in urban geography’, Thornthwaite analysed land-use zonation,…
The Geography of Federal Grants-in-Aid to States
1 There have been a number of recent books and articles on federalism and on the political and economic programs of the government: W. Anderson: The Nation and States, Rivals or Partners? (Minneapolis, 1955); J. F. Due: Government Finance (Homewood, Illinois, 1959); M. Grodzins: American Political Parties and the American System, Western Polit. Quart., Vol. 13, 1960, pp. 974-988; T. R. Dye: Politics, Economics, and the Public: Policy Outcomes in …
Notes on the Geography of Religious Town Names in the U. S
DECISION-PROCESS involved in rendering a name to a phenomenon, whether it be a physical feature like a plant, lake, or mountain, or whether man-made constructs like surnames, buildings, or towns, has fascinated students in many disciplines.This process is of particular interest when the names given have religious, mystical, or philosophical connotations.Although the reason why a town was named Damascus, Sodom, Hope, Faith, or St.Joseph may be uni…
Negro Migration into Rural Southwestern Michigan
An Agricultural Ghetto
The Geography of Federal Grants-in-Aid to States
1 There have been a number of recent books and articles on federalism and on the political and economic programs of the government: W. Anderson: The Nation and States, Rivals or Partners? (Minneapolis, 1955); J. F. Due: Government Finance (Homewood, Illinois, 1959); M. Grodzins: American Political Parties and the American System, Western Polit. Quart., Vol. 13, 1960, pp. 974-988; T. R. Dye: Politics, Economics, and the Public: Policy Outcomes in …
The Youngstown School Levies
The Spatial Response of Negroes and Whites Toward Open Housing
The white and Negro response to the 1968 open housing referendum in Flint, Michigan, is used to investigate spatial variations in attitudes. Simple and step-wise multiple regression models were utilized that incorporated measures of income, education, housing, and distance. Separate analyses were made for the white and Negro voting behavior. For the white population it was hypothesized that a positive vote would be associated with high median inc…
Spatial Dimensions of Poverty in the United States
Time on the cross
Spatial Implications of Public Policy
Blacks in the United States
Geography and Politics in America
Slow Growth
N a landmark article John Borchert divided the evolution of the urban system in the United States into four major epochs: the Sail-Wagon Epoch, 1790 to 1830; the Iron Horse Epoch, 1830 to 1870; the Steel-Rail Epoch, 1870 to 1920; and the AutoAir-Amenity Epoch, 1920 to the 1960's.1 Each of the four epochs was characterized by a set of distinctive economic/technological, demographic, and geographical patterns that affected the regional and internal…
Regional Patterns of Farm Magazine Publication
The Geography of Laws and Justice
Post-Industrial America
(1980). Post-Industrial America: Metropolitan Decline and Inter-Regional job Shifts. George Sternlieb and James W. Hughes, editors; International Urban Growth Policies: New Town Contributions. Gideon Golany, editor; The Rise of the Sunbelt Cities. David C. Perry and Alfred J. Watkins, editors; Revitalizing the Northeast: Prelude to an Agenda. George Sternlieb and James W. Hughes, editors; Metropolis and Beyond: Selected Essays, Hans Blumenfeld. P…
Ethnic Minorities in Urban Areas
Evacuation from a Nuclear Technological Disaster
unique peacetime technological disaster occurred in northeastern United Ag States in the spring of 1979: an accident in a nuclear-generating plant. Because of the proliferation of nuclear power plants throughout the world, the possibility of comparable disasters elsewhere increases. We chose to examine one aspect of the 1979 American disaster: evacuation of the affected population. The nuclear accident at Three Mile Island (TMI) near Harrisburg, …
The American Metropolitan System
The American Metropolitan System
Nuclear Power
Towards a humanistic political geography
Hiring, evaluation, promotion and tenure decisions in a US geography department
The practices and procedures relating to faculty hiring, promotion and tenure are among the most important decisions made by a department and faculty. For a head of department, merit evaluations and salary increases are additional major decisions. This paper examines these issues from the perspective of a former chair of a US doctoral geography programme. Variations and problems occur across departments in spite of major underlying similarities
Collapsing Space and Time
Collapsing Space and Time
Geography's Inner Worlds
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