1993 Middle States Geographer

Middle States Division of the
Association of American Geographers

Middle States Geographer Volume 26, 1993
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Journal of the Middle States Division of the Association of American Geographers


	Classification of Upper Level Circulation Patterns in the Polar Region and Their Relationship to Surface Air Temperature. Hengchun Ye, Daniel J. Leathers, and Laurence S. Kalkstein Laboratory Scale Investigations in Artificial Armoring as a Remediation Measure for Contaminated Riverbed Sediment. Dennis M. Torok, K.N. Irvine, and J.K. Singer Environmental Siege and Sustainability Lessons from the Maltese Islands. Roger Balm. Preparedness for Redevelopment: An Inventory of Infrastructure in the Mid-Hudson Region. George A. Schnell and Peter Fairweather Class and Place in the New World Order: International Labor Solidarity. Rebecca A. Johns Historic Water and Waterfront Use in the Buffalo, New York, River Watershed. Gregory P. Stein The Iroquois and New York State: Two Centuries of Broken Treaties and Map Lies. Jo Margaret Mano Health Care Objectives for Children and Adolescents: Differences in Urban, Suburban and Rural Practices. Dona Schneider Demographic and Spatial Aspects of the Health Care Delivery System in Malawi. Ezekiel Kalipeni The Availability of Ambulance Services in Madison County, NY. Peter Klepeis Thoughts by the Way: Women’s Written Perceptions of the American Frontier Landscape. Kimi Eisele Sexism in Tokyo’s New Public Art: Preliminary Results from Field Research. Aoi Shimizu Contemporary Asian Cultural Landscapes: A Comparative Perspective. Darrell A. Norris Defining Poor Neighborhoods: Research Strategies and Our Understanding of Urban Places. Sue A. Remaley A Tale of Two Towns: Paoli and Merion, Pennsylvania. Steve S. Aichele Lower Northwestern Philadelphia: An Historical Retrospective. Kang-Hu Hsu Tokyo Moves Westward: A Geography of New Landmarks and New Symbols of the City. Roman Cybriwsky A Tale of Two ‘Little Saigons’: Southeast Asian Economic Development in Chicago and Philadelphia. Mark Pfeifer