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The SIJORI Cross‐Border Region: Transnational Politics,Economics and Culture Francis E. Hutchinson and Terence Chong. ISEAS Publishing,Singapore, 2016, pp. xxiii + 462 (ISBN 978‐981‐4695‐58‐9) (pbk) (ISBN 978‐981‐4695‐59‐6) (ebk). 
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下载免费PDF全文 Keng Khoon Ng 《Singapore journal of tropical geography》2017,38(3):430-432
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David R. Butler 《Geomorphology》2002,46(3-4)
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STEVEN M. SCHNELL 《Geographical review》2003,93(1):1-29
ABSTRACT. In Lindsborg, Kansas—“Little Sweden, U.S.A.”—the streets are lined with shops offering “An Adventure in Swedish Tradition,” and residents put on numerous festivals throughout the year highlighting Swedish folk customs. Such ethnic tourist towns have become increasingly widespread in the United States over the past thirty years. Tourists tend to perceive these places as towns where folk culture has been passed down unchanged for generations, while academics tend to dismiss residents' ethnicity as crass commercialism. Neither view is correct. Ethnicity and tradition are not static but constantly invented and reinvented. Modern folk ethnicity, among European Americans in particular, is simply the most recent incarnation of this process, one that attempts to recover ties to a specific, small‐scale landscape and history. This article explores the changing nature of the narratives of ethnicity and place‐based identity that the residents of Lindsborg have used to create a place for themselves in American society. 相似文献
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Urban Ecosystems: Ecological Principles for the Built Environment Frederick R. Adler and Colby J. Tanner. Cambridge University Press,Cambridge, 2013, pp. ix + 345 (ISBN 978‐0‐521‐74613‐7) (hbk) (ISBN 978‐0‐521‐76984‐6) (pbk). 下载免费PDF全文
下载免费PDF全文 Stefan Norra 《Singapore journal of tropical geography》2016,37(2):268-269
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Krameria lappacea (Rhatany or Ratanhia, Krameriaceae) is an endangered, overexploited medicinal plant from the semi-deserts of Andean South America, and is destructively harvested from nature. There are published data on parasitism of Krameria from three North American species, but not on K. lappacea, the only economically important species. The present study investigates the presence or absence of hemiparasitism, host plant range and haustorium morphology/anatomy. The study was carried out at two sites in Peru, Department Arequipa, Prov. Arequipa. Hemiparasitism was confirmed, with 106 haustorical connections to 18 host plant species from 17 genera and 12 plant families observed, nearly doubling the number of host plant species known for Krameria (incl. four additional angiosperm families). Root and haustorium architecture and anatomy were found to be similar to the North American species. K. lappacea is a highly generalistic hemiparasite and host distribution and abundance are likely not limiting factors for Krameria recruitment and establishment. Due to its wide range of host plants K. lappacea likely influences the performance of the bulk of perennial species in its habitat and overcollection affects the overall vegetation. Conservation strategies and adequate management should have high priority because of the likely ecological and known economical importance of this species. 相似文献
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Fashioning globalisation: New Zealand design,working women and the cultural economy by M. Molloy and W. Larner,RGS‐IBG Book Series,Wiley‐Blackwell,Malden, MA,Oxford, Chichester, 2013. 200 pp. ISBN 978‐1‐4443‐3702‐0 (pbk) ISBN 978‐1‐4443‐3701‐3 (cloth). 下载免费PDF全文
下载免费PDF全文 Juliana Mansvelt 《New Zealand geographer》2015,71(1):63-64