Submissions from 2006
A Coastal Environment Field and Laboratory Activity for an Undergraduate Geomorphology Course, Jean Taylor Ellis and Paul R. Rindfleisch
Depth Compensation for Pressure Transducer Measurements of Boat Wakes, Jean Taylor Ellis, Douglas J. Sherman, and Bernard O. Bauer
Downstream Hydrologic and Geomorphic Effects of Large Dams on American Rivers, William L. Graf
The Co-Production of Livelihoods and Land Use Change: Case Studies from South Africa and Ghana, B. McCusker and Edward R. Carr
Topographies of Home and Citizenship: Arab American Activists, Lynn A. Staeheli and Caroline R. Nagel
Submissions from 2005
Development and the Household: Missing the Point?, Edward R. Carr
Placing the Environment in Migration: Environment, Economy, and Power in Ghana's Central Region, Edward R. Carr
Effects of Sampling Frequency on Wave Characterization, Jean Taylor Ellis and Douglas J. Sherman
Geographies of Muslim Women: Gender, Religion, and Space, Ghazi-Walid Falah and Caroline R. Nagel
Geomorphology and American Dams: The Scientific, Social, and Economic Context, William L. Graf
Physical Integrity of Rivers, William L. Graf
Platte River: Water for People and Wildlife, William L. Graf
Science for Water Development and Wildlife Preservation, William L. Graf
A Multiobjective Optimization Model for Dam Removal: An Example Trading Off Salmon Passage with Hydropower and Water Storage in the Willamette Basin, Michael J. Kuby, William F. Fagan, Charles S. ReVelle, and William L. Graf
Introduction to Geographies of Muslim Women: Gender, Religion, and Space, Caroline R. Nagel
Skilled Migration in Global Cities from ‘Other’ Perspectives: British Arabs, Identity Politics, and Local Embeddedness, Caroline R. Nagel
‘We’re Just Like the Irish’: Narratives of Assimilation, Belonging, and Citizenship Among Arab American Activists, Caroline R. Nagel and Lynn A. Staeheli
Submissions from 2004
Fakery in the Publication Game, William L. Graf
Geographers' Too Small World, William L. Graf
How Geographers Can Connect with Policy Makers, William L. Graf
In the Critical Zone: Geography at the U.S. Geological Survey, William L. Graf
Not Clueless, Just Skill-Less, William L. Graf
Why Physical Geographers Whine So Much, William L. Graf
Questioning Citizenship in an Age of Migration, Caroline R. Nagel
Citizenship, Identity, and Transnational Migration: Arab Immigrants to the US, Caroline R. Nagel and Lynn A. Staeheli
The Hydrodynamic Efficiency of Non-Traditional Levee Protection Methods in the Sacramento River Delta, Douglas J. Sherman, Jeffrey Hart, David Hansen, and Jean Taylor Ellis
Submissions from 2003
Planet Earth: An Introduction to Earth Systems Science Laboratory Manual, 3rd Ed., David M. Cairns, A. Chin, Jean Taylor Ellis, and Charles W. Lafon
Apotential Lessons for the CESI Program from the Grand Canyon, William L. Graf
Ch 4: Financial Resources, William L. Graf
Dam Removal Research, William L. Graf
Downstream Geomorphic Impacts of Large American Dams, William L. Graf
Geography and the Restoration of Rivers for Wildlife, William L. Graf
Inside the Beltway: Geography at the National Research Council, William L. Graf
Testimony in Support of the Congaree National Park Act of 2003, William L. Graf
The Changing Role of Dams in Water Resources Management, William L. Graf
Submissions from 2002
The Complex Decision-Making Process for Removing Dams, Sheilah D. David, William L. Graf, and Sarah K. Baish
Assessing the Impact of an Organic Restoration Structure on Boat Wake Energy, Jean Taylor Ellis, Douglas J. Sherman, Bernard O. Bauer, and Jeffrey Hart
The Big Unanswered Questions in Geography, Reginald Golledge, William L. Graf, and Susan L. Cutter
Rivers, Dams, and Willow Flycatchers: A Summary of Their Science and Policy Connections, William L. Graf, Julie Stromberg, and Brad Valentine
The Fluvial Hydrologic and Geomorphic Context for the Recovery of the Endangered Southwestern Willow Flycatcher, William L. Graf, Julie Stromberg, and Brad Valentine
The Fluvial Hydrologic and Geomorphic Context for the Recovery of the Endangered Southwestern Willow Flycatcher, William L. Graf, Julie Stromberg, and Brad Valentine
Constructing Difference and Sameness: The Politics of Assimilation in London’s Arab Communities, Caroline R. Nagel
Geopolitics by Another Name: Immigration and the Politics of Assimilation, Caroline R. Nagel
Reconstructing Space, Re-creating Memory: Sectarian Politics and Urban Redevelopment in Post-war Beirut, Caroline R. Nagel
Retention of Beach Sands by Dams and Debris Basins in Southern California, Douglas J. Sherman, Kamron M. Barron, and Jean Taylor Ellis
Submissions from 2001
Barchan Dunes on the Kuiseb River Delta, Namibia, Jessica Barnes
Assessing the Impacts of an Organic Restoration Structure on Boat Wakes, Jean Taylor Ellis
Damage Control: Dams and the Physical Integrity of America's Rivers, William L. Graf
La Integraidad Física de Rios Bajo Manejo, William L. Graf
In Memoriam, Melvin G. Marcus, 1929-1997, William L. Graf, Patricia Gober, and Anthony J. Brazel
Contemporary Scholarship and the Demystification—and Re-mystification—of ‘Muslim Women’ , Caroline R. Nagel
Hidden Minorities and the Politics of ‘Race’: The Case of British Arab activists in London, Caroline R. Nagel
Nations Unbound? Migration, Culture, and the Limits of the Transnationalism-Diaspora Narrative, Caroline R. Nagel
Submissions from 2000
Locational Probability for a Dammed, Urban Stream: Salt River, Arizona, William L. Graf
Physical Integrity of Managed Rivers, William L. Graf
Ethnic Conflict and Urban Redevelopment in Downtown Beirut, Caroline R. Nagel
Submissions from 1999
Dam Nation: A Geographic Census of American Dams and Their Large-Scale Hydrologic Impacts, William L. Graf
Submissions from 1998
Social Justice, Self-Interest, and Salman Rushdie: Re-assessing Identity Politics in Multicultural Britain, Caroline R. Nagel
Submissions from 1997
Changing Rivers, William L. Graf
Geomorphology for Western Water Policy, William L. Graf
Farm Labourers and the ‘New Urban Politics’: Bridging the Urban-Rural Divide, Lynn A. Staeheli and Caroline R. Nagel
Submissions from 1996
CH 10: The Institutional Context for Science, William L. Graf
CH 6: Geography's Contributions to Policy, William L. Graf
Fluvial Geomorphic Analysis of Plutonium-Contaminated Sediment Transport and Deposition in Los Alamos Canyon, New Mexico, William L. Graf
Geomorphology and Policy for Restoration of Impounded American Rivers: What is "Natural"?, William L. Graf
Transport and Deposition of Plutonium-Contaminated Sediments by Fluvial Processes, Los Alamos Canyon, New Mexico, William L. Graf
Submissions from 1995
Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology, P. Caulkins and William L. Graf
Criteria for Watershed Sustainability: Proceedings of a Workshop--Report to the President's Council on Sustainable Development, William L. Graf
Ecology and Management of Invasive Riverside Plants, William L. Graf
Submissions from 1994
Plutonium in River Sediments of the Northern Rio Grande: The Los Alamos Contribution in Context, William L. Graf
Submissions from 1993
Death in the Marsh, William L. Graf
Landscapes, Commodities, and Ecosystems: The Relationship Between Policy and Science of American Rivers, William L. Graf
Submissions from 1992
Floods: Hydrological, Sedimentological, and Geomorphological, William L. Graf
Science, Public-Policy, and Western American Rivers, William L. Graf
The Grand Canyon Geographical Suite, William L. Graf
Systems, Patterns, Movements, and Cycles, William L. Graf and P. Gober
Submissions from 1991
Geomorphology of Heavy Metals in the Sediments of Queen Creek, Arizona, USA, William L. Graf, S. L. Clark, M. T. Kammerer, T. Lehman, K. Randall, and R. Schroeder
Submissions from 1990
Fluvial Dynamics of Th-230 in the Church Rock Event, Puerco River, New-Mexico, William L. Graf
Submissions from 1989
Holocene Lacustrine Deposits and Sediment Yield in Lake Canyon, Southeastern Utah, William L. Graf
Lake Powell: Virgin Flow to Dynamo, by L.D. Potter and C.L. Drake, William L. Graf
Submissions from 1988
Catastrophe Theory in Fluvial Geomorphology, William L. Graf
Definition of Flood Plains Along Arid-Region Rivers, William L. Graf
Science, Engineering, and the Law on Western Sunbelt Rivers, William L. Graf
The State of the Rio Grande/Rio Bravo, William L. Graf
Submissions from 1987
Geomorphological Research in the Colorado Plateau, William L. Graf
Late Holocene Sediment Storage in Canyons of the Colorado Plateau, William L. Graf
Regional Geomorphology of North America, William L. Graf
Use of Scientific Methods in River Research Section, William L. Graf
Use of Scientific Methods in River Research Section, William L. Graf
Submissions from 1986
Fluvial Erosion and Federal Public Policy in the Navajo Nation, William L. Graf
Geomorphology Begins a Global Era, William L. Graf
Submissions from 1985
15th Annual Geomorphology Symposium, William L. Graf
Applied Geomorphology: Geomorphological Survey for Environmental Development, William L. Graf
Geomorphologic Measurements from Ground-Based Photographs, William L. Graf
Mercury Transport in Stream Sediments of the Colorado Plateau, William L. Graf
Morphotectonics, William L. Graf
Saving Water in a Desert City, by W.E. Martin, H.M. Ingram, N.K. Laney, and A.H. Griffin, William L. Graf
Twenty-Two Entries for Geomorphology and Hydrology, William L. Graf
Geomorphology, William L. Graf and J. A. Lee
Submissions from 1984
The Geography of Geomorphologists in the United States, J. E. Costa and William L. Graf