This is the start of a page that lists publications and research projects that are associated or affiiated with the project, "Urban Organization Through the Ages."

Christopher Boone

• Boone, Christopher G. and Ali Modarres  (2006)  City and Environment. Temple University Press, Philadelphia.
• Boone, C. G. (2005). Zoning and environmental inequity in the industrial East Side. In W. Deverell & G. Hise (Eds.), Land of sunshine: An environmental history of metropolitan Los Angeles (pp. 167-178). Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press.

George L. Cowgill

• Cowgill, George L.  (1997)  State and Society at Teotihuacan, Mexico. Annual Review of Anthropology 26:129-161.
   
• Cowgill, George L.  (2007)  The Urban Organization of Teotihuacan, Mexico. In Settlement and Society: Essays Dedicated to Robert McCormick Adams, edited by Elizabeth C. Stone, pp. 261-295. Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, Los Angeles.

Sharon Harlan

• Harlan, Sharon L., Anthony J. Brazel, Lila Prashad, William L. Stefanov and Larissa  Larsen  (2006)  Neighborhood Microclimates and Vulnerability to Heat Stress. Social Science and Medicine 63(11):2847-2863.

• Kirby, Andrew, Sharon L. Harlan, Larissa Larsen, Edward J. Hackett, Bob Bolin, Amy Nelson, Tom Rex and Shapard Wolf  (2006)  Examining the Significance of Housing Enclaves in the Metropolitan United States of America. Housing, Theory, and Society 23:19-33.

Michael E. Smith

• Smith, Michael E.  (n.d.)  Conceptual and Comparative Framework for the Study of Urban Neighborhoods in Ancient Mesoamerica. Chapter in preparation for the book, Neighborhoods in Mesoamerican Cities: The Assessment of Intermediate Units of Spatial and Social Analysis, edited by Linda Manzanilla and Charlotte Arnauld, (book in preparation).

• Smith, Michael E.  (n.d.)  Editorial: Just How Comparative is Comparative Urban Geography?: A Perspective from Archaeology. Urban Geography:(in press).

•  Urbanization and Empire at the Aztec City of Calixtlahuaca (Toluca Valley, Mexico) . NSF-funded archaeological fieldwork project that includes consideration of neighborhoods and open spaces at an Aztec-period urban center.

Barbara L. Stark

• Stark, Barbara L. and Alanna Ossa  (2005)  Los asentamientos urbanos de jardines-huertos en la planicie costera de Veracruz. Anales de Antropología 39(1):39-50.

• Stark, Barbara L. and Alanna Ossa  (2007)  Ancient Settlement, Urban Gardening, and Environment in the Gulf Lowlands of Mexico. Latin American Antiquity 18:385-406.

Abigail York

•  York, Abigail, D. K. Munroe and C. Croissant  (2005)  Land Use Policy and Landscape Fragmentation in an Urbanizing Region: Assessing the Impact of Z. Applied Geography 25:121-141.
   

Juliana Novic (Graduate Research Assistant)

• Juliana Novic is a Graduate Research Assistant during 2008-09, working primarily with the ancient cities group.
• She is also carrying out dissertation research on spatial organization at Calixtlahuaca, Mexico.
• Smith, Michael E., Juliana Novic, Peter C. Kroefges and Angela Huster  (2007)  A New Map of the Aztec-Period City of Calixtlahuaca in Central Mexico. Antiquity 81:"Project Gallery" online:

Bemjamin Stanley (Graduate Research Assistant)

•  Benjamin Stanley is a Graduate Research Assistant during 2008-09, working primarily with the modern cities group.
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Maricha Friedman (Undergraduate Project Assistant)

• Maricha Friedman is working as an Undergraduate Assistant during 2008-09, primarily with the ancient cities group.
• She is is also conducting her own research on urban neighborhood organization in ancient Mesoamerica for a senior honors thesis in the Barrett Honors College.

Cinthia Carvajal  (Undergraduate Project Assistant)

• Cinthia Carvajal has served as a project volunteer (fall 2008) and an intern (spring 2009).

Katrina Johnston (Undergraduate Project Assistant)

• Katrina Johsnton is working as an Undergraduate Assistant in spring, 2009, primarily with the modern cities group.
• She is also conducting an independent reseasrch project on Phoenix-area malls as sites of community and social interaction.

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