2001 Middle States Geographer

Middle States Division of the
Association of American Geographers

Middle States Geographer Volume 34, 2001
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Journal of the Middle States Division of the Association of American Geographers

	Meeting Information	Reviewers
	Tourism as a Nation-Building Tool in the Baltic Republics. Karen Nichols The (Un)Contested Geography of American Indian Casinos in New York. John I. Sharp The Salt of the Earth: Warsaw, New York and its Nineteenth Century Salt Industry. Gabriel LaMar Judkins History, Achievements and Remembrance of the Louhi Band of Monessen, Pennsylvania. Mika Roinila The Power of Place: From Semiotics to Ethnogeography. Thomas A. Boogaart II Assessing the Representativeness of Stream Geomorphology Parameters in BASINS. Kelly M. Frothingham and Mary F. Perrelli Hydrology of Walting’s Blue Hole: San Salvador Bahamas. Stephen Vermette and Rebecca Hudson Analysis of Selected Geographical Aspects of Kenyan Immigrants in the United States. Monica Nyamwange, Thomas Owusu, and Philip Thiuri Assimilation or Isolation? Community-Based Organizations and their Strategies for Redevelopment in Manhattan’s Chinatown. Julie A. Silva Challenging the Order or Reconfirming It? Reflections on Nationalism and Gender in the Nagoro-Karabakh Self-Determination Movement, 1988-2001. John A. Kasbarian
	2001 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MIDDLE STATES DIVISION OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS October 19- 20, 2001 C.W. Post College of Long Island University, Brookville, NY 2001 OFFICERS OF THE MIDDLE STATES DIVISION President: Margaret Boorstein, C.W. Post College Vice-President: Gregory Pope, Montclair State University Secretary/Treasurer: John Pipkin, University at Albany Regional Councilor: Percy Dougherty, Kutztown University Past President: John Bodenman, Bloomsburg University Past President: Jake Lewandowski, West Chester University Past President: Dona Schneider, Rutgers University Middle States Geographer Editors: Kim Irvine and Kelly Frothingham, Buffalo State College About the cover: This magnificent Tudor mansion, built in the early 1900’s, serves as the Administration Building for the C.W. Post Campus. The 59-room mansion is the former home of cereal heiress Majorie Merriweather Post and the financial wizard E.F. Hutton. ISSN 1067-2230
	MIDDLE STATES GEOGRAPHER, Volume 34, 2001 REVIEWERS Roger Balm, Rutgers University Theodore Kury, Buffalo State College Jim Bensley, Buffalo State College Jake Lewandowski, West Chester University Patricia Beyer, Bloomsburg University Jo Margaret Mano, SUNY New Paltz John Bodenman, Bloomsburg University Karen Morin, Bucknell University Mary Ann Cunningham, Vassar College Monica Nyamwange, William Paterson University Ann Deakin, SUNY Fredonia Greg Pope, Montclair State University Karen Falconer Al-Hindi, University of Jane Read, Syracuse University Nebraska at Omaha Thomas Rumney, SUNY Plattsburgh Sherry Fontaine, Buffalo State College Grant Saff, Hofstra University Kelly Frothingham, Buffalo State College Rich Simmons, Buffalo State College Kim Irvine, Buffalo State College Greg Stein, Buffalo State College Joan Kendall, Kutztown University Michael Urban, University of Missouri, Columbia Lew Jean King, Buffalo State College Stephen Vermette, Buffalo State College EDITORIAL ASSISTANT: Erica Somogye

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