A subjective list of
seminal papers in Geography according to
Paul Sutton and his Research Methods students over the years.
Have at them…..
Cities and the Creative
Class Richard
Florida
Our sense of Snow: the
myth of John Snow in Medical Geography Kari
S. McLeod
The Effects of Portland’s Urban
Growth Boundary on Urban Development Patterns and Commuting Myung-Jin
Jun
The value of the world’s
ecosystem services and natural capital Robert
Costanza et al
Global Change
and OUR COMMON FUTURE Gro Harlem Brundtland et al
Ecological
Correlations and the Behavior of Individuals WS
Robinson
Global patterns in human
consumption of net primary production Imhoff et al
Ruminations of a
Dyspeptic Ex-Editor John
Fraser Hart
Feminist Visualization:
Re-envisioning GIS as a Method in Feminist Geographic Research Mei-Po
Kwan
The Modifiable Areal Unit Problem Stan
Openshaw
The
Millennium Development Goals Report 2008 United
Nations
Millennium
Ecosystem Assessment
Land and Life Carl
Ortwin Sauer
Public Health: Return of
the Population Growth Factor Martha
Campbell et al
A Land Use and
Land Cover Classification System for Use with Remote Sensor Data Anderson
et al
On the mode of communication of
Cholera John
Snow
On the First Law of Geography: A Reply Waldo
Tobler
“Sustainable
Development” in Geographic Perspective Thomas
J. Wilbanks
Labnotes
from the Jeremiah Experiment: Hope for a Sustainable Transition Robert
W. Kates
Revisiting
the Commons: Local Lessons, Global Challenges Eilinor Ostrom
How to Lie with Maps Mark
Monmonier
Location, Place, Region, and Space Helen
Couclelis
Space and Flows Janice
Monk