1990 Middle States Geographer

Middle States Division of the
Association of American Geographers

Middle States Geographer Volume 23, 1990
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Journal of the Middle States Division of the Association of American Geographers


	Northern New England and New York Forests: Management Options. Paul B. Frederic Local Responses to Proposed New Land Use Controls in New York’s Adirondack Park. Robert J. Mason Planning with Place: Sense of Place in Berlin, New Hampshire. Brooks Preston Continuing Farm Land Abandonment in the Adirondack Fringe. Joseph W. Brownell The Creation of a Digital Cartographic Database for Locator Maps. Karen A. Mulcahy Charcoal Supply Near Lubumbashi, Zaire: Techniques of Production, Transportation and Consumption of Charcoal and their Impact on the Environment. Renaud De Plaen Spatial Analysis and the Use of Census Data. David W. Wong Planning and Zoning in Southern New York State: Recent Changes and Implications for Planning and Geographic Information Systems in the 1990s. Jo Margaret Mano Hypsometric Tints and Tectonic Colors: A New Reading of Classroom Wall Maps. Arthur Krim The Use of Demographic Analysis in Evaluating Regional Labor Markets: The Case of the Mid-Hudson Region. George A. Schnell and Peter Fairweather The Localization of U.S. House Elections and the 1989 Indiana 4th District Special Election. Jonathan I. Leib Adaptation in Argentina: Effects of Inflation and Democratization. A. L. Rydant Perceptions of Environment and Land Policies by Urban Fringe Dwellers. James W. Young Temporal and Spatial Epidemic Diffusion Patterns in Small Regional Settings. James L. Wilson Marketing Labor in the World Economy: Migration and Development Theory, Filipino Contract Laborers and the State. Johnathan Walker Using a Geographic Information System to Analyze the Effects of Sea Level Rise. Gary Ostroff and Susan Tucker Solid Waste Management in Nassau County, New York: A Study of Spatial Conflict and Political Compliance. Margaret F. Boorstein