Introduction Todd W. Kenreich Part I: Contemporary Research in Geography 1. The Relational Turn and the Political Geographies of Youth Fernando J. Bosco 2. Maps that Say "No!": The Rise of Prohibitive Cartography Mark Monmonier 3. Women at the U.S.-Mexico Border Ellen Hansen and Janice Monk 4. Segregated Cities: U.S. Housing and Race in the Post-Civil Rights Era Jeffrey Crump Part II: Geography and P-12 Education 5. The Complexities of Teaching Simple Geographic Concepts: A Guide to Connecting Critical Geography to the Classroom Rickie Sanders 6. Geography for Civic Action in East Los Angeles Benjamin D. Weber 7. "It’s Just Geography": Critical Geography and a Critique of Advanced Placement Human Geography William Gaudelli and Timothy Patterson 8. Queer Geography: A Query of Norms in the Social Studies Sandra J. Schmidt 9. New Meridians: Social Education and Citizenship in a Critical Geography Robert J. Helfenbein 10. Conclusion: The Future of Critical Geographic Literacy Todd W. Kenreich
Biography
Todd W. Kenreich is Graduate Program Director and Associate Professor of Secondary Education at Towson University.
