Presentations & Lectures

Urbanization in the US and Tucson Arizona

Playlist of 38 lectures and selected videos

The Mapping of 500 Days of Summer: A processual approach to cinematic cartography.  NECSUS an International Journal of the European Network for Cinema and Media Studies. Autumn. 

“On Location” Filming in San Diego County from 1985—2005: How a Cinematic Landscape is Formed Through Incorporative Tasks and Represented through Mapped Inscriptions.  Annals of the Association of American Geographers 102(1): 171-190, 2012.

Performing America’s Toughest Sheriff: Media as Practice in Joe Arpaio’s Old West. Geojournal (6)20: 881-892, 2015.

Violence and the Weather: Male Hysteria, Scale and the Fractal Geographies of Patriarchy.  In, Places Through the Body.  pp. 356-380.  Edited by Heidi Nast and Steve Pile. New York: Routledge. Stuart Aitken second author.

Disassociated Masculinities and Geographies of the Road.  In, The Road Movies Book.  pp.  349-370. Edited by Ina Hark and Steve Cohan. New York: Routledge. Stuart Aitken lead author.

The Sonoran Landscapes of Hombre and Westerns as Topographical Events. Johnston Center for Integrative Studies Invited Lecture University of Redlands, 2020.

• Unpublished, do not quote, for future use in a book.

Nanook of the North Lecture Part 3