2013 Fall

• GEOG 102-001 WORLD GEO: AFRICA & AMERICA
  Geographic study of countries of Africa and the Americas emphasizing their physical and cultural characteristics. Special attention to contemporary issues/problems. May not receive credit for both GEOG 301 and GEOG 102. Three hours per week. Meets General Education IIIB or IIIC (Prior to Fall 2008: IIB).

• GEOG 102-002 WORLD GEO: AFRICA & AMERICA
  Geographic study of countries of Africa and the Americas emphasizing their physical and cultural characteristics. Special attention to contemporary issues/problems. May not receive credit for both GEOG 301 and GEOG 102. Three hours per week. Meets General Education IIIB or IIIC (Prior to Fall 2008: IIB).

• GEOG 203-001 ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY
  Analysis of the locational factors explaining the geographic distribution of economic activity: rural and urban land use, cities, industry, transport and trade, economic development. Three hours per week. Meets General Education IIIB or IIIC (Prior to Fall 2008: IIB).

• GEOG 327-001 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
  Survey of the sub-discipline of political geography. Emphasis on spatial organization and conflict at various scales; geographies of elections; and analyses of international relations from a geographical perspective, with a consideration of geographic, economic and cultural aspects of global conflicts. Prerequisites: GEOG 100, 101, 102, or 203. Three hours per week.

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Article(s)

Macpherson, B.D. & deSocio, M. 
(2013). 
Gasoline station morphology on Virginia's Eastern Shore. 
Southeastern Geographer, 
53(1), 
5-27. 
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Macphreson,B.D. & de Socio, M. 
(2013). 
Gasoline station morphology on Virginia's Eastern Shore. 
Southeastern Geographer, 
53(1), 
5-27. 
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de Socio, M. 
(2012). 
Regime network restructuring in Akron, Ohio, 1979-2006: A longitudinal social network analysis. 
Growth & Change, 
43(1), 
27-55. 
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de Socio, M. 
(2010). 
Geographers mobilize: A network-diffusion analysis of the campaign to free Ghazi-Walid Falah. 
Antipode, 
42 (2), 
310-335. 
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de Socio, M. 
(2010). 
Marginalization of sunset firms in regime coalitions: A social network analysis. 
Regional Studies, 
44 (2), 
167-182. 
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Gokmen, M., de Socio, M. & Falah, G-W. 
(2008). 
Geopolitics from below: Student perceptions of contemporary US-Turkey relations. 
Arab World Geographer, 
11 (1-2), 
18-46. 
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Gokmen, M., de Socio, M. & Galah, G-W. 
(2008). 
Geopolitics from above: A review of US-Turkey bilateral relations, 1947-2006. 
Arab World Geographer, 
11 (1-2), 
1-17. 
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de Socio, M. 
(2007). 
Business community structures & urban regimes: A comparative analysis. 
Journal of Urban Affairs, 
29 (4), 
339-365. 
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de Socio, M. & Allen, C. 
(2002). 
Irredentism in MexAmerica. 
Military Review, 
82 (5), 
68-80. 
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Presentations

de Socio, M. & Hoffman, A. (2010). Towards critical electoral geography: A candidate-centered political & occupational network approach. Presented at Association of American Geographers, Washington DC.
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de Socio, M. (2009). Impacts of economic restructuring on regional institutional thickness: A longitudinal social network analysis of Akron, Ohio (1975-2005). Presented at the annual meeting. Presented at Association of American Geographers, Las Vegas, NV.
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de Socio, M. (2009). Scale & the foreclosure crisis: community vs. non-local bank loan defaults in Maryland's Lower Eastern Shore. Presented at Institute of Retired Persons, Salisbury University, Salisbury, MD.
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de Socio, M. (2008). Geographers mobilize: A network-diffusion analysis of the campaign to free Ghazi-Walid Falah. Presented at the annual meeting. Presented at Association of American Geographers, Boston, MA.
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de Socio, M. (2007). 'Creative cities' & urban regimes: An empirical inquiry. Presented at Association of American Geographers , San Francisco, CA.
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deSocio, M. (2006). Business community structures & urban regimes: A comparative analysis. Presented at the Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting. Presented at Association of American Geographers, Chicago, IL.
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deSocio, M. & Chen, K. (2006). Return of the retail gravity model? Assessing contemporary retail location models. Presented at the Applied Geography Conference. Presented at Applied Geography Conference, Tampa, FL.
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deSocio, M. (2005). CBD department store location: An urban regime theory approach. Presented at the Department of Geography Colloquium. Presented at University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK.
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Book Chapters

de Socio, M. (2010). Urban & regional development. B. Warf (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Geography. (2916-2921.) Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
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de Socio, M. (2010). Taylor, Peter. B. Warf (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Geography. (2278.) Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
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