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Gordon Brent INGRAM: book editing & anthology essays
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Ingram, G. B., A.-M. Bouthillette and Y. Retter (eds.). 1997. Queers in Space: Communities | Public Places | Sites of Resistance. Seattle: Bay Press.
1998 Lambda Literary Foundation Award for the Best Gay and Lesbian Non-Fiction Anthology
editorial articles
· Ingram, G. B., Y. Retter, and A.-M. Bouthillette. Lost in space: Queer theory and community activism at the fin-de-millénaire. 3 - 15.
· Ingram, G. B., Y. Retter, and A.-M. Bouthillette. Part 1 - Narratives of place: Subjective and collective. 53 - 60.
· Ingram, G. B., Y. Retter, and A.-M. Bouthillette. Surveying territories and landscapes. 89 - 94.
· Ingram, G. B., Y. Retter, and A.-M. Bouthillette. Queer zones and enclaves: Political economies of community formation. 171 - 175.
· Ingram, G. B., A.-M. Bouthillette, and Y. Retter. - Placemaking and the dialectics of public and private. 295 - 299.
· Ingram, G. B., Y. Retter, and A.-M. Bouthillette. Making room: Queerscape architectures and the spaces of activism. 373 - 380.
· Ingram, G. B., Y. Retter, and A.-M. Bouthillette. Strategies for (re)constructing queer communities. 447 - 457.
reviews of Queers in Space: Communities | Public Places | Sites of Resistance
1. John Bentley Mays. 1997. Heterosexual co-op favours public over rivate places. Globe and Mail (Toronto) (July 23, 1997).
2. John Bentley Mays. 1997. Mapping the gay cityscape. Globe and Mail (July 30, 1997): A12.
3. Rick Hurlburt. 1997. Begged, borrowed and stolen: Exploring how queer communities evolve. Review of Queers in Space. Xtra West (Vancouver) 104 (July 24, 1997): 58.
4. Don Elder. 1997. Queering new space. Angles (Vancouver) (August 1997): 15.
5. Viet Dinh. 1997. Queers in Space. The Washington Blade (D.C.) (September 19, 1997) 28 (38): 46.
6. Daniel Gawthrop. 1997. Gay culture gets it straight. Vancouver Sun (November 22, 1997): H6.
7. D. S. Azzolina. 1997. Queers in space: Communities, public places, sites of resistance. Library Journal (July 1997) 122 (12): 110 - 110.
8. Richard Labonte. 1997. Design for reading. Q san francisco (1997 November): http://www.qsanfrancisco.com/qsf/9711/books.html.
9. Theresa DeCresecenzo. 1997. Lesbian News (Los Angeles)(November 1997): 37.
10. Rebecca Gordon. 1998. The price of visibility. Women’s Review of Books XV(6) (March 1998): 7 - 8.
11. Carol LeMasters. 1998. There’s a place for us. Lesbian Review of Books (Spring 1998) IV(3): 16 - 17.
12. Cassandra Langer. 1998. Queers in space. Women Artists News Book Review (Spring 1998): 59.
13. Joe Knowles. 1998. The end of straightdom as we know it. Harvard Gay & Lesbian Review (Winter 1998) V(1): 44 - 45.
14. Susan Miner. 1997. Queers in Space. Gay Community News (Boston) (November 1997).
15. Debbie Fraker. 1997. Queer space: making safe spaces, making spaces safe. etcetera (Atlanta) (December 5, 1997).
16. Parachute. 1998. Ouvrages théoriques. Parachute (Montréal) (January - March 1998).
17. Jonathan Alexander. 1998. Queers in Space. Journal of Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Identity 3(3): 259 - 262.
18. Jon Binnie. 1998. Queers in Space. Sexualities (London) 1 (3): 381 - 383.
19. Maggie Toy. 1998. Queers in Space. Architectural Design (London) 68 (9/10) (Ephemeral / Portable Architecture issue): xiii.
20. Michael Brown. 1998. Queers in Space. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 16(6): 778.
21. William Leap. 1999. The queerness of queer space. New Formations 37 (Sexual Geographies issue): 133 - 135.
22. Sally Munt. 2000. Queers in Space & Making Worlds: Gender, Metaphor, Materiality. Aikan et. al. (eds.). Signs 26(1): 255 - 257.
course use as primary text book
· “Genders & Architectures” John Paul Ricco Autumn 1997 Art History, Theory, and Criticism (course 5502) The School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
· “Sexual identity and urban community.” New York University College of Arts and Sciences. 1998. David Serlin.
Ingram, G. B. and M. R. Moss (editors). 1992. Landscape Approaches to Wildlife and Ecosystem Management. Morin Heights, Quebec, Polyscience. ISBN 0-921317-40-9.
editorial article
Ingram, G. B. and M. R. Moss. Towards landscape approaches to wildlife and ecosystem management. 3 - 5.
Gordon Brent INGRAM: peer-reviewed articles
Friday, December 2, 2011
1. Ingram, G. B. 2010. Fragments, edges & matrices: Retheorizing the formation of a so-called Gay Ghetto through queering landscape ecology. in Queer Ecologies: Sex, Nature, Politics & Desire. Cate Sandilands and Bruce Erickson (eds.). Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana University Press. pages 254 - 282. PDF copy available: ingram-2010-fragments-edges-matrices-from-queer-ecologies1
2. Ingram, G. B. 2007. Unresolved legacies & contested futures: Aboriginal food production landscapes, ecosystem recovery strategies and land use planning for conservation of the Garry oak ecosystems in south-western British Columbia. Undercurrents (issue on Planning, Culture and Space) 16: 15 - 19. PDF copy available: ingram-2007-unresolved-legacies-contested-futures-aboriginal-food-production-landscapes
3. Ingram & Lindsay Upshaw. 2005. Gap analysis in conservation planning for cultural & less culturally modified landscapes: Prospects for northern Garry oak ecosystems in British Columbia, Monitoring the Effectiveness of Biological Conservation, Vancouver. Forrex Journal, British Columbia. http://www.forrex.org/events/mebc/papers.html& PDF copy available: ingram-upshaw-2005-gap-analysis-for-garry-oak-ecosystems
4. Gordon Brent Ingram & Michael Habib. 2004. Re-ordering & after: Editing ecosystems & history in the restoration of heritage landscapes under globalization. in 2004-2005 Series of the Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Working Paper Series 160 (International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments / University of California Berkeley College of Environmental Design). PDF copy available: ingram-habib-2004-reordering-after
5. Ingram, G. B. in press. Fields or forest? Aboriginal food production landscapes, unresolved legacies and contemporary ecosystem management of Garry oak woodlands in southwestern British Columbia. in Forest and Environmental History of the British Empire and Commonwealth. London: Oxford University Press. PDF copy available: ingram-2003-fields-or-forest
6. Ingram, G. B. 2003. Returning to the scene of the crime: Uses of trial narratives of consensual male homosexuality for urban research, with examples from Twentieth-Century British Columbia. GLQ (Gay and Lesbian Quarterly) (New York) 10(1): 77 - 110. PDF copy available: ingram-2003-returning-to-the-scene-of-the-crime1 discussion: Mattew Hays. 2008. Unearthing the ignored and forgotten: Retelling the entrapment case of Rex vs Singh. Xtra! West (14 August, 2008): 25 (plus cover of issue). PDF copy available: matthew-hays-2008-rex-vs-singh-discussion-xtra-west& with a PDF version with graphics available: matthew-hays-2008-unearthing-the-ignored-and-forgotten-xtra-west-n-391-14-august-2008-p-25
7. Ingram, G. B. 2002. Thinking like a dynamic mosaic: The relevance of landscape ecology to setting goals for biodiversity conservation & restoration for northern Garry oak ecosystems. Conference Proceedings: Restoring Garry Oak Ecosystems – Progress and Prognosis, University of Victoria April 2002, 96 – 108. PDF copy available: ingram-2002-thinking-like-a-dynamic-mosaic-through-landscape-ecology1
8. Ingram, G. B. 2001. Redesigning Wreck: Beach meets forest as location of male homoerotic culture & placemaking in Pacific Canada. in In a Queer Country: Gay and lesbian studies in the Canadian Context. Terry Goldie (ed.). Vancouver: Arsenal Pulp Press. 188 – 208. PDF copy available: ingram-2001-redesigning-wreck-beach-meets-forest-as-location-of-male-homoerotic-culture-placemaking-in-pacific-canada
9. Gordon Brent Ingram 2000. Contests over social memory in waterfront Vancouver: Historical editing & obfuscation through public art. on the w@terfront – art for social facilitation (University of Barcelona) 2 (January 2000). http://www.ub.es/escult/Water/tress/gordon.htm PDF copy available: ingram-2000-contests-over-social-memory-in-waterfront-vancouver
10. Ingram, G. B. 2000. Locating ‘pretti’near’: Cartographies for decolonisation and reconstruction of gay male social space in Pacific Canada. Thamyris (Amsterdam) 7(1): 1381 – 1312. Special issue: Overcoming Boundaries: Ethnicity, Gender and Sexuality, Issue Editors: Gert Hekma and Isabel Hoving. PDF copy available: ingram-2000-locating-prettinear-cartographies-for-decolonisation-and-reconstruction-of-gay-male-social-space-in-pacific-canada
11. Ingram, G. B. 2000. Mapping decolonisation in male homoerotic space in Pacific Canada. in De-Centring Sexualities: Representation and Politics Beyond the Metropolis. Richard Phillips, Diane Watt and David Shuttleton (eds.). London: Routledge. 217 – 238. PDF copy available: ingram-2000-mapping-decolonisation-in-male-homoerotic-space-in-pacific-canada-in-de-centring-sexualities
12. Ingram, G. B. 1998. Tradeoff analysis in planning networks for in situ conservation of wild plant genetic resources. in The Proceedings of International Symposium on in situ conservation of plant genetic diversity. (edited by N. Zencirci, Z. Kaya, Y. Anikster, and W.T. Adams). , Ankara, Turkey: Central Research Institute for Field Crops publication. 373 - 384. PDF copy available: ingram-1998-tradeoff-analysis-in-planning-networks-for-in-situ-conservation-of-wild-plant-genetic-resources
13. Ingram, G. B. 1997. Marginality and the landscapes of erotic alien( n)ations. in Queers in Space: Communities | Public Places | Sites of Resistance. Ingram, G. B., A.-M. Bouthillette and Y. Retter (eds.). Seattle: Bay Press. 27 - 52.PDF copy available: ingram-1997-marginality-and-the-landscapes-of-erotic-alien_-n_ations-in-queers-in-space discussed: Guy Trebay. 1999. Queers in Space DUMBA Takes Off. The Village Voice (New York City) (May 11th 1999). PDF copy available: guy-trebay-1999-queers-in-space-dumba-takes-off-the-village-voice-new-york-city-may-11th-1999
14. Ingram, G. B. 1997. `Open’ space as strategic queer sites. in Queers in Space: Communities | Public Places | Sites of Resistance. 95 - 125. PDF copy available: ingram-1997-opene28099-space-as-strategic-queer-sites-in-queers-in-space discussed: Guy Trebay. 1997. No Pain No Gain: The mainstreaming of kink. Village Voice (New York) November 11, 1997 XLII (45): 32 - 36. guy-trebay-1997-no-pain-no-gain-the-mainstreaming-of-kink-the-village-voice See p. 36.
15. Ingram, G. B. 1997. Tradeoff analysis in planning networks of protected areas for biodiversity conservation. Biopolicy Journal (UK) 2 (Paper 3)(PY97003): http://www.bioline.org.br/abstract?id=py97003&lang=en PDF copy available: ingram-1997-tradeoff-analysis-in-planning-networks-of-protected-areas-for-biodiversity-conservation
16. Ingram, G. B. 1996. Integration of in situ conservation of plant genetic resources into landscape and regional planning. In Biodiversity in Managed Landscapes. Robert C. Szaro and David w. Johnston. Toronto: Oxford University Press. 454 – 476. PDF copy available: ingram-1996-integration-of-in-situ-conservation-of-plant-genetic-resources-into-landscape-and-regional-planning
17. Ingram, G. B. 1995. Conserving habitat and biological diversity: A study of obstacles on Gwaii Haanas, British Columbia. Forest and Conservation History (North Carolina) 39(2): 77 - 89. PDF copy available: ingram-1995-conserving-habitat-and-biological-diversity-a-study-of-obstacles-on-gwaii-haanas
18. Ingram, G. B. 1995. Reclaiming territory through conservation areas: Gwaii Haanas, Haida Gwaii, 1851-1993. UnderCurrents: Critical environmental studies (Toronto) Politics of Natural Space issue: 42 - 48. PDF copy available: ingram-1995-reclaiming-territory-through-conservation-areas-gwaii-haanas-haida-gwaii-1851-19931
19. Ingram, G. B. 1995. Landscapes of (un)lawful chaos: Conflicts around temperate rain forest and biological diversity in Pacific Canada. RECIEL: Review of European Community & International Environmental Law 4(3): 242 - 249. PDF copy available: ingram-1995-landscapes-of-unlawful-chaos1 discussion Paula M. Pevato. 1995. Editorial. RECEIL 4(3): iii - vi. PDF copy available: paula-m-pevato-1995-editorial-receil-4_3__forests-issue_-iii-vi
20. Ingram, G. B. 1994. Institutional obstacles to conservation of habitat and biological diversity on Fergusson Island, Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea. Pacific Affairs (Vancouver) 67(1): 26 - 45. PDF copy available: ingram-1994-institutional-obstacles-to-conservation-of-habitat-and-biological-diversity-in-pacific-affairs-671
21. Ingram, G. B. 1994. Rainforest conservation initiated by traditional island communities: Implications for development planning. Canadian Journal of Development Studies (Ottawa) XV(2): 193 - 218. PDF copy available: ingram-1994-rainforest-conservation-initiated-by-traditional-island-communities-implications-for-development-planning
22. Ingram, G. B. 1994. Lost landscapes and the spatial contexualizaton of queerness. UnderCurrents: Critical environmental studies (Toronto) (May 1994): 4 - 9 (issue entitled “Queer Nature”). PDF copy available: ingram-1994-lost-landscapes-and-the-spatial-contexualizaton-of-queerness discussion John Bentley Mays. 1994. Green passages / Examining the different meanings of urban territory - Queer space. Globe and Mail (Toronto) September 21, 1994: A13. PDF copy available: john-bentley-mays-1994-green-passages-examining-the-different-meanings-of-urban-territory-queer-space & John Bentley Mays. 1994. Redefining urban space. Globe and Mail October 3, 1994: C7. PDF copy available: john-bentley-mays-1994-redefining-urban-space
23. Ingram, G. B. and J. T. Williams. 1993. Gap analysis for in situ conservation of crop genepools: Implications of the Convention on Biological Diversity. Biodiversity Letters (London) 1: 141 - 148. PDF copy available: ingram-williams-1993-gap-analysis-for-in-situ-conservation-of-crop-genepools-implications-of-the-cbd
24. Vogel, J. H. and G. B. Ingram. 1993. Biodiversity versus `genetically coded functions’: The importance of definitions in conservation policy. RECIEL: Review of European Community & International Environmental Law (London) 2(2): 121 - 125. PDF copy available: vogel-ingram-1993-biodiversity-versus-genetically-coded-functions
25. Ingram, G. B. 1992. The remaining islands with primary rainforest: A global resource. Environmental Management (Massachusetts) 16(5): 585 - 595. Issue on problems on small islands. PDF copy available: ingram-1992-the-remaining-islands-with-primary-rainforest-a-global-resource
26. Ingram, G. B. 1991. Habitat, visual and recreational values and the planning of extractive development and protected areas: A tale of three islands. Landscape and Urban Planning (Amsterdam) 21: 109 - 129. PDF copy available: ingram-1991-habitat-visual-and-recreational-values-and-the-planning-of-extractive-development-and-protected-areas
27. Ingram, G. B. 1990. Multi-gene pool surveys in areas with rapid genetic erosion: An example from the Aïr Mountains, northern Niger. Conservation Biology (New York) 4(1): 78 - 90. PDF copy available: ingram-1990-survey-of-air-mtns-niger1
28. Ingram, G. B. 1990. The management of biosphere reserves for the conservation and utilization of genetic resources: The social choices. Impact of Science on Society (Paris) 158: 133 - 141. PDF copy available: ingram-1990-the-management-of-biosphere-reserves-for-the-conservation-and-utilization-of-genetic-resources + La traduction française: La rôle des réserves de la biosphère dans la conservation et l’exploitation des ressources génétiques les choix sociaux. PDF copy available: ingram-1990-ingram-la-role-des-reserves-de-la-biosphere-dans-la-conservation-et-le28099exploitation-des-ressources-genetiques-les-choix-sociaux
29. Ingram, G. B. 1990. The need for knowledge from indigenous communities in planning networks of protected habitat for the conservation of biological diversity: Three island settings. in Ethnobiology: Implications and applications. Proceedings of the First International Congress on Ethnobiology (Belem, Brazil 1988). Part 2. M.J. Plotkin (ed.). Belem, Para, Goeldi Museum. 87 – 105. PDF copy available: ingram-1990-the-need-for-knowledge-from-indigenous-communities-in-planning-networks-of-protected-habitat
30. Ingram, G. B. 1987. Conservation of wild plants in crop gene pools and their intraspecific variation: Current needs and opportunities in the moist forest of SE Asia. in The Conservation and Management of Endangered Plants and Animals. Proceedings of the Symposium on the Conservation and Management of Endangered Plants and Animals, Bogor, Indonesia, June 1986. C. Santiapillai and K.R. Ashby (eds.). Bogor, Indonesia, South-East Asia Center for Tropical Biology. 63-85. PDF copy available: ingram-1987-conservation-of-wild-plants-in-crop-gene-pools-and-their-intraspecific-variation-in-moist-forests-of-se-asia
31. Ingram, G. B. and J. T. Williams. 1984. In situ conservation of wild relatives of crops. in Crop Genetic Resources: Conservation and Evaluation. J. H. W. Holden and J.T. Williams (editors.). London, George Allen and Unwin. 163-179. PDF copy available: ingram-williams-1984-in-situ-conservation-of-wild-relatives-of-crops
Gordon Brent INGRAM: publications not in conventional, scholarly journals
Friday, December 2, 2011
Ingram, Gordon Brent. 2011. Cruising on the Margins: Photographing The Changing Worlds of Outdoor Sex Between Males. An essay in Chad States. 2011. Cruising: Photographs by Chad States. New York: powerHouse Books. pages 79 - 87. PDF copy available: ingram-2011-essay-cruising-on-the-margins-in-chad-states-2011-cruising
Ingram, G. B. 2009. False Creek dichotomies: Public art, marketing, and memory. PubliCity (Vancouver) 2 (The Art of Space issue): 13 – 15. PDF copy available: ingram-g-b-2009-false-creek-dichotomies-public-art-marketing-and-memory-publicity-vancouver-2-the-art-of-space-issue-13-e28093-154 . An expanded version of this essay on False Creek is posted at www.gordonbrentingram.ca/theterminalcity.
Ingram & Lindsay Upshaw. 2004. Setting goals and priorities for restoration strategies in the context of disparate historical interpretations: An example from the Garry oak and Douglas fir mosaic of Mount Maxwell, Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, Proceedings of the16th International Conference, Society for Ecological Restoration, Victoria, Canada. Victoria: Society for Ecological Restoration and the University of Victoria. PDF file available: ingram-upshaw-2004-setting-goals-priorities-for-restoration-strategies
2. Ingram, G. B. 2002. Thinking like a dynamic mosaic: Towards a strategy for conserving northern Garry oak ecosystems * part 1. Menziesia (Journal of the British Columbia Native Plant Society). 7 (1): 8 – 11. PDF file available: ingram-2002-thinking-like-a-dynamic-mosaic-part-one
3. Ingram, G. B. 2002. Thinking like a dynamic mosaic: Conservation planning for the plant species at risk in northern Garry oak landscapes in BC, * part 2. Menziesia 7 (2): 8 - 12. PDF file available: ingram-2002-thinking-like-a-dynamic-mosaic-part-two
4. Ingram, G. B. 2000. Conservation of biological diversity as landscape architecture. in Workingpaper Landskabsøkologiske Skrifter. The Management of Biodiversity from a Landscape Ecological Perspective. Roskilde, Denmark: Roskilde University. 119 - 134. PDF copy available: ingram-2000-conservation-of-biological-diversity-as-landscape-architecture-in-workingpaper-landskabsc3b8kologiske-skrifter1
5. Ingram, G. B. 2000. The implications of landscape ecology for conserving the biological diversity of northern Garry oak, Quercus garryana, ecosystems. in Workingpaper Landskabsøkologiske Skrifter. The Management of Biodiversity from a Landscape Ecological Perspective. Roskilde, Denmark: Roskilde University. 135 - 176. PDF copy available: ingram-2000-the-implications-of-landscape-ecology-for-conserving-the-biological-diversity-of-northern-garry-oak-quercus-garryana-ecosystems
6. Ingram, G. B. 2000. (On the beach): Practising queerscape architecture. in Practice Practise Praxis: Serial Repetition, Organizational Behaviour and Strategic Action in Architecture. Scott Sorli (ed.). Toronto: YYZ Books. 108 – 123. PDF copy available: ingram-2000-_on-the-beach_-practising-queerscape-architecture-in-practice-practise-praxis
7. Ingram, G. B. 1998. Spreading the word. An incomplete history of West Coast queer print media. Xtra West 132 (September 3, 1998): 13, 16. PDF copy available: ingram-1998-spreading-the-word-an-incomplete-history-of-west-coast-queer-print-media
8. Ingram, G. B. 1998. It’s a time warp: Commercial Drive has transformed from women’s places to lesbian feminist spaces to a queer neighbourhood. Xtra West 138 (November 26, 1998): 20 -21. PDF copy available: ingram-1998-its-a-time-warp-vancouvers-commercial-drive
9. Ingram, G. B. 1998. The importance of public sex: Defending the homoerotics of everyday life in Vancouver. Xtra West (Vancouver) 127 (June 25, 1998): 16 - 17. nominated for the Visa-Versa Award for Lesbian and Gay Journalism, 1998.
10. Ingram, G. B. 1998. Walking tour: It’s a time warp. Xtra West (Pride Planner special section) 129 (July 23, 1998): 17. PDF copy available: ingram-1998-vancouver-walking-tour-its-a-time-warp-xtra-west
11. Ingram, G. B. 1997. Vancouver as porn noir: Constructing the racialized & homophobic city. Border / Lines (Toronto) 45: 30 - 34. PDF copy available: ingram-1997-vancouver-as-porn-noir-constructing-the-racialized-homophobic-city
12. Ingram, G. B. 1996. Design for plant conservation: Techniques for setting boundaries of nature reserves. Plant Talk (London) 7: 26 - 29. PDF copy available: ingram-1996-design-for-plant-conservation-techniques-for-setting-boundaries-of-nature-reserves
13. Bombardier, Sylvain; Anne-Marie Bouthillette, Michael Carroll, Trolley Bus, Michael Hoeschen, Jeff Gibson, Michael Howell, Gordon Brent Ingram, Bryan Langlands, Ian Pringle, Kathleen Morrissey. 1995. queers in space vancouver manifesto. UnderCurrents: Critical environmental studies 7: 56 - 57. PDF copy of original manifesto: queers-in-space-vancouver-manifesto-_10-dec-1994_-in-undercurrents-1995
14. Ingram, G. B. 1994. The ecology of a conflict. in Clayoquot & Dissent. R. Hatch and L. Maingon (editors). Vancouver, Ronsdale Press. pages 9 - 71. ISBN 0-921870-29-9. PDF copy available: ingram-1994-the-ecology-of-a-conflict-in-clayoquot-dissent
reviews
Boyce Richardson. Reviews. The Silencing of Clayoquot Sound. The Canadian Forum (Toronto) December 1994, 3 pp. PDF copy available: boyce-richardson-1994-reviews-the-silencing-of-clayoquot-sound-in-the-canadian-forum
Marni Norys. 1994. Chainsaws roar where protest failed. The Comox Valley Record December 16, 1994: 20A. PDF copy available: marni-norys-1994-chainsaws-roar-where-protest-failed-the-comox-valley-record-december-16-1994-page-20a
Jill Thomas. 1995. Undercurrents 7: 49 - 50.
Michael Allen Fox. 1995. Clayoquot and Dissent. Dalhousie Review (1995): 105 - 106. PDF copy available: michael-allen-fox-1995-review-of-clayoquot-and-dissent-in-dalhousie-review
15. Heywood, V., G. B. Ingram, J. Black and L. Olivier. 1993. Managing protected areas to conserve genetic resources. Report of Workshop IV.6 In Parks for Life. Report on the IVth World Congress on National Parks and Protected Areas. Gland, Switzerland, The World Conservation Union. 175 - 176. PDF copy available: heywood-ingram-black-olivier-1993-managing-protected-areas-to-conserve-genetic-resources
16. Ingram, G. B. 1992. Landscape indicators for conservation of biological diversity: An example from Haida Gwaii, British Columbia. in Landscape Approaches to Wildlife and Ecosystem Management. G. B. Ingram and M. R. Moss (editors). Morin Heights, Québec, Polyscience. 99 - 134. PDF copy available: ingram-1992-landscape-indicators-for-conservation-of-biological-diversity-an-example-from-haida-gwaii
17. World Conservation Monitoring Centre. 1992. In situ conservation of crops and wild relatives of crops. in Global Biodiversity: Status of the Earth’s Living Resources. B. Groombridge (editor). London, Chapman and Hall. ISBN 0-412-47240-6. 544 - 549. PDF copy available: ingram-1992-in-situ-conservation-of-crops-and-wild-relatives-of-crops-in-global-biodiversity-status-of-the-earths-living-resources-pages-544-e28093-5491
18. Ingram, G. B. 1992. Fragmentation: Towards an expanded of the vulnerability of forest habitats on islands. Proceedings of the symposium, In Harmony with Nature, International Conference on the Conservation of Tropical Biodiversity. Kheong, Y. S. and L. S. Win (editors). Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Malayan Nature Society. 94 - 121. PDF copy available: ingram-1992-fragmentation-towards-an-expanded-of-the-vulnerability-of-forest-habitats-on-islands
19. Ingram, G. B. 1993. A diversity of islands: Ecological assessment for conservation planning in Maluku and Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. SEASPAN: The Northwest Regional Consortium for Southeast Asian Studies (Seattle) VI(3): 5. PDF copy available: ingram-1993-ecological-assessment-for-conservation-planning-in-maluku-and-nusa-tenggara-indonesia
20. Ingram, G. B. 1991. A world of sea and islands. Faces (Seattle) VII(IX): 12 - 16. PDF copy available: ingram-1991-a-world-of-sea-and-islands
21. Ingram, G. B. 1986. Sahel survey documents plant genetic resources. Nature and Resources (Paris) XXII (1 & 2): 45 - 49. PDF copy available: ingram-1986-sahel-survey-documents-plant-genetic-resources-in-nature-and-resources-xxii-1-2-pages-45-49
22. Ingram, G. B. 1984. In situ conservation of plant genetic resources: The scientific and technical basis. Rome, FAO (FORGEN/MISC/84/1 Forest Resources Division, Forestry Department). PDF copy available: ingram-1984-in-situ-conservation-of-plant-genetic-resources-the-scientific-and-technical-basis-fao-report
23. Ingram, G. B. 1983. Parks in the 21st Century. Not Man Apart (San Francisco). February / March 1983: 7. PDF copy available: ingram-1983-parks-in-the-21st-century-in-not-man-apart-san-francisco-february-march-1983-page-7
24. Ingram, G. B. 1981. Protecting what’s left: Prospects for managing ecological reserves in British Columbia. Park News (Toronto) 17 (4): 10 - 13. PDF copy available: ingram-1981-protecting-whats-left-prospects-for-managing-ecological-reserves-in-british-columbia
popular media
Ingram, Gordon Brent. 2009. Lives Lived: Wilma Valeda Brochu Ingram. (27 October, 2009): L6.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/facts-and-arguments/wilma-valeda-brochu-ingram/article1339087/ PDF available: ingram-27-october-2009-lives-lived-wilma-valeda-brochu-ingram-the-globe-and-mail
Gordon Brent INGRAM: book, media & design reviews
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Ingram, Gordon Brent. 2010. REVIEW. Kohl, Benjamin and Linda Farthing. 2006. Impasse in Bolivia: Neoliberal Hegemony & Popular Resistance. New York: Zed. Journal of Radical Political Economy. 42 (3). PDF file available: ingram-2010-review-of-kohl-farthing-2006-impasse-in-bolivia-neoliberal-hegemony-popular-resistance
Ingram, G. B. 2010. Squatting in ‘Vancouverism’: Public art & architecture after the Winter Olympics. [Re-casting The Terminal City part 3]. Reviews of Trevor Boddy’s 2010 exhibit, Vancouverism; the 2010 symposium, Coming Soon: Negotiating the Expectations of Art in the Public Sphere, Audain Gallery, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver; the 2010 symposium Learning From Vancouver, The Western Front, Vancouver; Stan Douglas’s “Abbott and Cordova, 7th August 1971,” a 2009 mural of inkjet on laminate glass, Vancouver; and Ken Lum’s “from shangri-la to shangri-la” site-specific installation, Vancouver. designs for the terminal city http://gordonbrentingram.ca/theterminalcity/.
Ingram, Gordon Brent. 2006. CONSERVATION IS OUR GOVERNMENT NOW: The Politics of Ecology in Papua New Guinea. By Paige West. Durham (North Carolina) and London (UK). Duke University Press. 2006. Pacific Affairs: 79 (3): 568 - 569. PDF file available: ingram-2006-review-in-pacific-affairs-793-of-durhams-conservation-is-our-government-now
Ingram, G. B. 2002. Review of Mayers, James and S. Bass. 1999. Policy that works for forests and people. Policy that works for forests and people series no: 7 series overview & S. Bass. 2000. Participation in the Caribbean. A Review of Grenada’s Forest Policy Process. Policy that works for forests and people no. 10 Discussion paper. London: International Institute for Environment and Development. Progress in Development Studies 2(4): 354-356. PDF file available: ingram-2002-review-of-mayers-bass-1999-policy-that-works-for-forests-and-people-progress-in-development-studies-24-354-356
Ingram, G. B. 2001. Garry oak ecosystems: Protected areas. site / lines (Vancouver) (October 2001): 5 – 6. PDF copy available: ingram-2001-garry-oak-ecosystems-protected-areas-in-site-lines-page-5-6
Ingram, G. B. 2000. Review of Deforestation in Viet Nam. By Rodolphe De Koninck. Ottawa: International Development Research Centre. 1999. Pacific Affairs 73(1): 145. PDF file available: ingram-2000-review-in-pacific-affairs-731-of-konincks-deforestation-in-viet-nam
Ingram, G. B. 2000. Before the before, Review of 1999. Queer Sites: [Gay] Urban Histories since 1600. David Higgs (ed.). New York: Routledge. The Gay and Lesbian Review (Cambridge, Massachusetts) VII (2) (Spring, 2000): 54-55 PDF copy available: ingram-2000-before-the-before-review-of-1999-queer-sites-in-the-gay-and-lesbian-review-vii_2_54-55; From Moscow with love: Book explores queer geography of seven cities. Xtra West 169 (February 19, 2000): 19, 21 & Sexualities 3(4): 504 - 505.PDF copy available. ingram-2000-review-of-queer-sites-urban-histories-since-1600-in-sexualities-journal
Ingram, G. B. 1999. What’s public, what’s private: Book explore how lines between public and private sex spaces are constantly shifting. Review of Public Sex Gay Space (1999. William L. Leap (editor). New York: Columbia University Press) Xtra West 147 (April 1, 1999): 20 PDF copy available: ingram-1999-whats-public-whats-private-review-of-public-sex-gay-space & Sexualities Journal.
Ingram, G. B. 1999. Review of Clearcutting the Pacific Rain Forest: Production, Science, and Regulation. by Richard A. Rajala. Vancouver: UBC Press. 1998. Pacific Affairs 72(1): 155 - 157. PDF file available: ingram-1999-review-in-pacific-affairs-721-of-rajalas-clearcutting-the-pacific-rain-forest
Ingram, G. B. 1999. Review of Global Environmental Diplomacy: Negotiating Environmental Agreements for the World, 1973 - 1992, Mostafa K. Tolba with Iwona Rummel-Bulska (MIT Press 1998) & The Greening of Sovereignty in World Politics, Karen T. Litfin (editor) (MIT Press 1998). RECIEL 8 (2): 231 - 232. PDF copy available: ingram-1999-review-of-global-environmental-diplomacy-the-greening-of-sovereignty-in-world-politics
Ingram, G. B. 1999. Review of Talk and Log: Wilderness Politics in British Columbia. By Jeremy Wilson. Vancouver: UBC Press. 1998. Pacific Affairs 72(3): 482 & 483 PDF file available: ingram-1999-review-in-pacific-affairs-723-of-wilsons-talk-and-log & RECIEL 8(2): 235. PDF file available: ingram-1999-review-of-talk-and-log-wilderness-politics-in-british-columbia-in-reciel
Ingram, G. B. 1999. A great high school book: Becoming Visible celebrates the history of U.S. gay politics. Review of Molly McGarry and Fred Wasserman. 1998. Becoming Visible: An Illustrated History of Lesbian and Gay Life in Twentieth-Century America. New York: Penguin Books. Xtra West 150 (May 13, 1999): 23. PDF copy available: ingram-1999-review-of-becoming-visible-an-illustrated-history-of-lesbian-and-gay-life-in-twentieth-century-america
Ingram, G. B. 1999. Romancing the stereotype: National Park a natural spot to subvert queer stereotypes. Review of Private Investigations: Undercover in Public Space. Essays by Kathryn Walter and Kyo Maclear. Banff, Alberta: Banff Centre Press. 1999. Xtra West 151 (May 27, 1999): 17. PDF copy available: ingram-1999-romancing-the-stereotype-national-park-a-natural-spot-to-subvert-queer-stereotypes
Ingram, G. B. 1999. Going to the dogs: Nelson Park is underutilized as a gay space in the heart of the West End. Xtra West 156: 11.
Ingram, G. B. 1999. Review of The Political Ecology of Forestry in Burma. By Raymond L. Bryant. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press. 1996. Pacific Affairs 71(3): 444 - 445. PDF file available: ingram-1999-review-in-pacific-affairs-713-of-bryants-the-political-economy-of-forestry-in-burma
Ingram, G. B. 1999. Out takes: Queer cinema at Out On Screen (Savor a Mi - Claudia Margado-Escanilla, 1997 + interview; SPF 2000 - Patrick McGinn, 1997; Mrs. Craddock’s Complaint - Tony Ayres, 1997; Rash - Vicky Smith, 1997; Everything Will Be Fine - Angelina Maccarone, 1997; Sunflowers - Shawn Hainsworth, 1996; Dirty Baby Does Fire Island - Todd Downing, 1997; Dakan [Destiny] - Mohammed Camara, 1997) & The 1998 Vancouver International Film Festival (Streetheart - Charles Binamé, 1998; Xiu Xiu - The Sent Down Girl - Joan Chen, 1997; Non - Robert Lepage, 1998; Waalo Fendo [Where the Earth Freezes] - Mohammed Soudani, 1997; La vie sur terre - Abderrahmane Sissako, 1997; Taafé Fanga - Adama Drabo, 1997; Surrender Dorothy - Kevin DiNovis, 1998) Border / Lines 48: 44 - 49. PDF copy available: ingram-1999-out-takes-queer-cinema-at-vancouvers-out-on-screen-international-film-festival
Ingram, G. B. 1998. Sentimental journeys. (Review of Paula Martinac. 1997. The Queerest Places: A guide to gay and lesbian historic sites. New York: Henry Holt). Xtra West.
Ingram, G. B. 1998. Review of Thomas Waugh. Hard to Imagine: Gay Male Eroticism in Photography and Film from Their Beginnings to Stonewall. 1996. New York: Columbia University Press. in Sexualities Journal (London) 1 (4): 489 - 491. PDF copy available: ingram-1998-review-of-thomas-waughs-hard-to-imagine-gay-male-eroticism-in-photography-and-film
Ingram, G. B. 1997. Review of Metropolitan Water Use Conflicts in Asia and the Pacific. Edited by James E. Nickum and K. William Easter. Boulder (Colorado): Westview Press Studies in Water Policy and Management (Published in Cooperation with The East-West Center Program on Environment). 1994. Pacific Affairs 70(1): 108 - 109. PDF file available: ingram-1997-review-in-pacific-affairs-701-of-nickum-easters-metropolitan-water-use-conflicts
Ingram, G. B. 1997. Review of War of the Mines: Cambodia, Landmines and the Impoverishment of a Nation. By Paul Davies. London: Pluto Press (Distributed in North America by Westview Press, Boulder, Colorado). 1994. Pacific Affairs 70(1): 161 - 162. PDF file available: ingram-1997-review-in-pacific-affairs-701-of-davies-war-of-the-mines
Ingram, G. B. 1997. Review of Wild China. Text by John MacKinnon and Photographs by Nigel Hicks. Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press. 1996. Pacific Affairs 70(1): 124 - 125. PDF file available: ingram-1997-review-in-pacific-affairs-701-mackinnons-wild-china
Ingram, G. B. 1997. sex migrants: Paul Wong’s video geographies of erotic and cultural displacement in Pacific Canada. FUSE 20(1): 17 - 26. PDF copy available: ingram-1997-sex-migrants-paul-wongs-video-geographies-of-erotic-cultural-displacement-in-pacific-canada
Ingram, G. B. 1997. Review of Sex Between Men: An intimate history of the sex lives of gay men postwar to present. by Doug Sadownick. 1996. New York: HarperCollins. Xtra West 93: 31. PDF copy available: ingram-1997-review-of-sex-between-men-an-intimate-history-of-the-sex-lives-of-gay-men-postwar-to-present
Ingram, G. B. 1997. The staying powers of founding faerie. Review of Harry Hay (edited by Will Roscoe). 1996. Radically Gay: Gay Liberation in the Words of Its Founder. Boston: Beacon Press. Xtra West 95: 27. PDF copy available: ingram-1997-review-of-harry-hays-radically-gay-gay-liberation-in-the-words-of-its-founder
Ingram, G. B. 1997. Review of Images of Power: Balinese Paintings Made for Gregory Bateson and Margaret Mead. By Hildred Geertz. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press. 1994. Pacific Affairs 70(2): 300 - 301. PDF file available: ingram-1997-review-in-pacific-affairs-702-of-geertzs-images-of-power
Ingram, G. B. 1997. Review of Institutions for Environmental Aid. Robert O. Keohane and Marc A. Levy (eds.) Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press. RECIEL 6(1): 99. PDF copy available: ingram-1997-review-of-institutions-for-environmental-aid
Ingram, G. B. 1997. Review of Reinventing Nature Responses to postmodern deconstruction. Michael E. Soulé and Gary Lease (eds.). Island Press, Washington, D.C. RECIEL 6(1): 103. PDF copy available: ingram-1997-review-of-reinventing-nature-responses-to-postmodern-deconstruction
Ingram, G. B. 1997. Contested landscapes & colliding maps in Pacific Canada topographies: aspects of recent B.C. art Vancouver Art Gallery September 29, 1996 - January 5, 1997. Art+Text (Sydney, Australia) 57 (May - July 1997): 92 - 93. PDF copy available: ingram-1997-review-of-topographies-vancouver-art-gallery-arttext-_sydney-australia_-57
Ingram, G. B. 1997. Review of Ecological Design, Sim Van Der Ryn and Stuart Cowan. Island Press, Washington DC. 1996. Land Forum (Summer Fall 1997): 24 - 25.
Ingram, G. B. 1997. Public art & homelessness: Behind the space industry. Review of Evictions: Art and Spatial Politics. Cambridge, Massachusetts, MIT Press, 1996. by Rosalyn Deutsche. FUSE 20(3): 47 - 48. PDF copy available: ingram-1997-public-art-homelessness-review-of-evictions-art-and-spatial-politics
Ingram, G. B. 1997. SLOW RECKONING: The Ecology of a Divided Planet by Tom Athanasiou, London: Seeker & Warburg. RECIEL 6(2): 216 - 217. (Issue on Trade and Environment) PDF copy available: ingram-1997-slow-reckoning-the-ecology-of-a-divided-planet-reciel
Ingram, G. B. 1997. Review of National Biodiversity Planning: Guidelines Based on Early Experiences Around the World. World Resources Institute coordinate by Kenton R. Miller and Steven M. Lanou. World Resources Institute Washington, D.C. 1995. RECIEL 6(3): 343. PDF copy available: ingram-1997-reviews-of-national-biodiversity-planning-balancing-the-scales
Ingram, G. B. 1997. Review of Balancing The Scales: Guidelines For Increasing Biodiversity’s Chances Through Bioregional Management. Kenton R. Miller. World Resources Institute, Washington, 1996. RECIEL 6(3): 343. PDF copy available: ingram-1997-reviews-of-national-biodiversity-planning-balancing-the-scales
Ingram, G. B. 1997. Notes from the Vancouver International Film Festival: Between Marx and a Naked Woman, Licensed to Kill, Franz Fanon: Black Skin, White Skin, Happy Together, Regeneration, Clubbed To Death, East Palace, West Palace. Border / Lines 45: 46 - 48. PDF copy available: ingram-1997-notes-from-the-vancouver-international-film-festival
Ingram, G. B. 1997. Island enigmas. Review of Islands: Biological Diversity and Ecosystem Function. P. M. Vitousek, L. L. Loope, H. Adsersen (eds.) 1995. Berlin: Springer. Global Biodiversity (Ottawa) Winter 1997: 42 - 43. PDF copy available: ingram-1997-review-of-islands-biological-diversity-and-ecosystem-function
Ingram, G. B. 1997. Review of The City of Collective Memory: Its Historical Imagery and Architectural Entertainment by M. Chistine Boyer, Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press. Transgressions: A journal of urban exploration 4: 123 - 124. PDF copy available: ingram-1997-review-of-the-city-of-collective-memory
Ingram, G. B. 1996. Public art and its discontents: Urban design and “public” art on the margins. Reviews of Urban Revisions: Current projects for the public world at the Centre Canadien d’Architecture, Montréal, University Art Museum, Berkeley, California, 1995; Urban Diary, Walter Hood, University Art Museum, Berkeley, 1995; and Dolores Hayden. 1995. The Power of Place: Urban landscapes as public history. Cambridge, Massachusetts, MIT Press. FUSE 19(2): 11 - 13. PDF copy available: ingram-1996-public-art-and-its-discontents-urban-design-and-public-art-on-the-margins
Ingram, G. B. 1996. Review of Paul Hallam’s 1993 The Book of Sodom. New York, Verso. Trangressions: A journal of urban exploration (Newcastle UK) 2 / 3: 125 - 126. PDF copy available: ingram-1996-review-of-paul-hallams-1993-the-book-of-sodom
Ingram, G. B. 1996. Review of A Conspiracy of Optimism: Management of the National Forests Since World War Two. Paul W. Hirt. London: University of Nebraska Press. RECIEL 5(3): 274 - 275. PDF copy available: ingram-1996-review-of-a-conspiracy-of-optimism-management-of-the-national-forests-since-world-war-two
Ingram, G. B. 1996. Review of Ecosystem Classification for Environmental Management. Frans Klijn (ed.) published by Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, The Netherlands, 1994. RECIEL 5(3): 275. PDF copy available: ingram-1996-review-of-ecosystem-classification-for-environmental-management
Ingram, G. B. 1996. In search of queer space on the internet. Review of William J. Mitchell, City of Bits: Space, place, and the infobahn. Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press, 1995. & Allucquère Rosanne Stone, The War of Desire and Technology at the Close of the Mechanical Age, Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press, 1995. Border / Lines 41: 48 - 50. PDF copy available: ingram-1996-in-search-of-queer-space-on-the-internet
Ingram, G. B. 1996. Review of Genetic resources: A practical guide to their conservation. by Daniel Querol. London: Zed Books. Plant Genetic Resources Newsletter (Rome) 108: 74. PDF copy available: ingram-1996-review-of-genetic-resources-a-practical-guide-to-their-conservation
Ingram, G. B. 1996. Review of Charles Darwin’s Letter a selection 1825 - 1859. Edited by Frederick Burhardt. 1996. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. Plant Genetic Resources Newsletter 108: 75 - 76.
Ingram, G. B. 1995 - 1996. Review of Mentawai Shaman: Keeper of the rain forest. Photographs and Journals by Charles Lindsay. Historical Essay by Reimar Schefold. New York: Aperture Books. 1992. Pacific Affairs 68(4): 620. PDF file available: ingram-1995-96-review-in-pacific-affairs-684-of-lindsay-schefolds-mentawai-shaman
Ingram, G. B. 1995. Review of Clearcut: The tragedy of industrial logging, edited by Bill Devall, San Francisco, Sierra Club Books, 1993. Forest & Conservation History 39(1): 34. PDF copy available: ingram-1995-review-of-clearcut-the-tragedy-of-industrial-logging-edited-by-bill-devall
Fatona, A. and G. B. Ingram. 1995. scattered at the margins Out in Context: Work by queer students of Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design, Vancouver, January 4 to 12, 1995. FUSE 18(4) 30 - 31. PDF copy available: fatona-ingram-1995-scattered-at-the-margins-out-in-context-emily-carr-institute-of-art-and-design-vancouver
Ingram, G. B. 1995. Borders and Fragments Review of Canadas [Semiotext(e) #17, Volume VI issue 2]. 1994. edited by Jordon Zinovich and the CANADAS collective, co-published by Semiotext(e), New York and marginal editions, Peterborough, Ontario. Border / Lines 36: 18 - 19. PDF copy available: ingram-1995-borders-and-fragments-review-of-canadas-semiotext_e_-17
Ingram, G. B. 1995. Art + theory + activism in a time of AIDS Review of Beyond Recognition: Representation, Power, and Culture. by Craig Owens. Edited by Scott Bryson, Barbara Kruger, Lynne Tillman, Jane Weinstock. 1992. Berkeley, University of California Press and On the Museum’s Ruin. by Douglas Crimp with photographs by Louise Lawler. 1993. Cambridge, Massachusetts, MIT Press. FUSE 18(5): 43 - 44. PDF copy available: ingram-1995-art-theory-activism-in-a-time-of-aids-reviews-of-beyond-recognition-on-the-museums-ruin
Ingram, G. B. 1995. Review of Rich Forests, Poor People: Resource control and resistance in Java. By Nancy Lee Peluso. Berkeley: University of California Press. 1992. & In The Realm of the Diamond Queen: Marginality in an out-of-the-way place. by Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing. Princeton, New Jersey, Princeton University Press. 1993. Pacific Affairs 68(2): 301 - 303. ingram-1995-review-in-pacific-affairs-682-pelusos-rich-forests-tsings-diamond-queen
Ingram, G. B. 1995. Review of Uncontrollable Bodies: Testimonies of identity and culture. Rodney Sappington and Tyler Stallings (eds.). 1994. Seattle, Bay Press. Border / Lines 37: 53 - 54. PDF file available: ingram-1995-review-of-uncontrollable-bodies-testimonies-of-identity-and-culture
Ingram, G. B. 1994. Breaking the code: drawing / site / territory. Review of book and film. They Write Their Dreams on the Rock Forever: Rock Writings in the Stein River Valley of British Columbia. By Annie Zetco York, Richard Daly, and Chris Arnett. Vancouver: Talonbooks 1993. and Bowl of Bone / Tale of the Syuwe by Jan-Marie Martell and Annie Zetco York. Vancouver: Turtle Productions 1992 / 1993. FUSE (Toronto) XVII (3): 37 - 39. PDF copy available: ingram-1994-breaking-the-code-review-of-hey-write-their-dreams-on-the-rock-forever-bowl-of-bone-tale-of-the-syuwe
Ingram, G. B. 1994. Review of Biodiversity Prospecting: Using Genetic Resources for Sustainable Development. By Walter V. Reid, Sarah A. Laird, Carrie A. Meyer, Rodrigo Gámez, Ana Sittenfeld, Daniel H. Janzen, Michael A. Gollin, and Calestous Juma. World Resources Institute (WRI), Washington, D.C. (with Instituto Nacional de Biodiversidad (INBio), Costa Rica; Rainforest Alliance, USA; and African Centre for Technology Studies (ACTS), Kenya). Review of European Community & International Environmental Law (RECIEL) (London) 2(4): 384. PDF copy available: ingram-1994-review-of-biodiversity-prospecting-using-genetic-resources-for-sustainable-development-in-reciel
Ingram, G. B. 1994. Narratives that subvert site and identity (review of Urinal and Other Stories, John Greyson, 1993, Toronto, Art Metropole + The Power Plant). Angles (Vancouver) April 1994: 26. PDF copy available: ingram-1994-narratives-that-subvert-site-and-identity-review-of-urinal-and-other-stories
Ingram, G. B. 1993. Review of Deforestation in the Postwar Philippines. By David M. Kummer. Chicago and London: University of Chicago Press (University of Chicago Geography Research Paper. no. 234). Pacific Affairs (Vancouver) 66(2): 299 - 300. PDF file available: ingram-1993-review-in-pacific-affairs-662-kummers-deforestation-in-the-postwar-philippines
Ingram, G. B. 1992-3. Review of Conflict Over Natural Resources In South-East Asia and thePacific. Edited by Lim Teck Ghee and Mark J. Valencia. New York: Oxford University Press. 1990. Pacific Affairs 65(4): 590 - 591. PDF file available: ingram-1992-3-review-in-pacific-affairs-654-valencias-conflict-over-natural-resources
Ingram, G. B. 1991. Review of Landscape Evaluation: Approaches and Applications. edited by Philip Dearden and Barry Sadler. Victoria, University of Victoria Department of Geography. BC Studies (Vancouver) 91 - 92 (1991-92): 231 - 232. PDF copy available: ingram-1991-review-of-landscape-evaluation-approaches-and-applications
Ingram, G. B. 1990. Review of Design for Mountain Communities: A Landscape and Architectural Guide. by Sherry Dorward, New York, Van Nostrand Reinhold. in Landscape Architecture Review / Revue d’Architecture de Paysage (Toronto) 11(4): 26. PDF copy available: ingram-1990-review-of-design-for-mountain-communities-a-landscape-and-architectural-guide1
Negotiating Postcolonial Solidarities: Conflicts around knowledge production on sexual minorities, repression & resistance
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Abstract
Principles and practices of solidarity, linking metropolitan and marginal areas of former empires, increasingly diverge between postcolonial ideals and neo-colonial realities. A liability of queer critiques, even more problematic than futile efforts at censorship of books, is the effective obstruction of research initiatives necessary to obtain the empirical data to effectively build solidarity projects with communities of sexual minorities still at risk from repression and lack of infrastructure for security and health. In this vacuum, celebrity figures, based in former imperial centres such as London, who barely understand the political economies because they are rarely engaged in knowledge production, can undermine locally directed research and activism. Solidarity initiatives for sexual minorities at risk, spanning metropolitan and under-developed margins of former European empires, are increasingly being monitored, assessed, and critiqued. In turn, intelligence around solidarity projects is becoming more politicised extending to questions of research design, collection methods, accuracy, dissemination, confidentiality, and security. This essay explores modes of transnational knowledge production spanning three junctions in the former British Empire: theorizing in my home region of Vancouver with relatively unorganized protocols for queer critique but relaxed libel laws; exploring the limitations of global solidarity projects for sexual minorities that are based in London with UK legacies of nongovernmental organisation ‘neo-colonialism’ and the risk of formidable liabilities from libel laws that can contain debate; and a public beach in Dubai where male guest workers, many of whom are constructing new forms of intimacies and solidarity, continue to be at risk of persecution for both homosexuality and labour organising.
Keywords: sexual minorities, transnational solidarities, research methods, environmental planning, Dubai
a copy of this draft in PDF is available:
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Reinstating Transgression: Emerging political economies of queer space
Thursday, December 2, 2010
programme:
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abstracts:
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contributors:
Over the last half-century, a large and growing portion of communities have been transformed, sometimes radically and more often subtly, by assertions of women and sexual minorities for more equitable distribution of space, resources, social and economic opportunities, and social services. Much of early transgendered and homosexual political work focused on survival and self-protection and then shifted to insuring civil rights including equal access to medical treatment and information as has been so crucial for stemming the AIDS pandemic. Current movements to challenge persisting obstacles to individuals in same-sex marriages have extended human rights activism as new organizing has shifted to building a diversifying array of communities and social infrastructure defined by intersections of gender, sexuality, class, nationality, ethnicity, religion, culture, capabilities and disabilities, physical environments, and communications.
‘Reinstating Transgression’ explores the more recent reconstructions and re-inscriptions of queer political economies, often based on more tolerance and partial human rights protections, within the dynamic and unstable structures of state, administrative, and financial power. As communities are transformed by more accurate conceptions of gender, sexuality, propriety, and acceptability, notions of transgression, and questions of exactly who are the outlaws and oligarchs, remain unresolved. Even in the more tolerant and supportive environments for gender dissidents and sexual minorities, the state continues to mediate in ongoing contests between social groups played out through media, policy, courts, government programmes, land economics, public health, culture, and public (and private) space. And the increasing tolerance of sexual minorities, in many parts of the world, can mask persistent and even emerging obstacles for less privileged networks of sexual minorities to define themselves, survive, make contact, communicate, and transform their communities.
The last century has seen the most spectacular efflorescence of activism around gender and sexuality so far in human history. Simultaneously, various processes of decolonization, globalization, economic development, and ecological degradation have created new wealth and rights for some and have intensified inequities and poverty for others. Problematically, globalized notions of gay, lesbian, transgendered, and queer experiences have too often involved the privileging and imposition of a narrow set of cultures and politics, often rooted in imperial and colonial privilege, at the expense of local movements. And homophobia is still almost hegemonic in large portions of the world and, as in the recent case of Uganda, may be on the rise largely in response to gains by sexual minorities in other parts of the world. And the state and capital continue to re-inscribe certain gender identifications and aspects of same-sex intimacies as transgression whether suppressed or simply marginalised.
Curiously, the roles of political economy in the formation of queer sites and broader constellations of culture and social contact have been neglected in queer theory and empirical research. Most Twentieth Century interpretations of historical materialism erased minority sexualities and largely viewed culture subordinate to political economy. In the cultural turns of the last decades of the previous century, there was such a preoccupation with identifying narratives often involving the telling of long suppressed ’sexual stories’. Too often those highly personal narratives have been taken out of context effectively neglecting the more quantitative metrics that could be employed to provide more supple understandings of the inter-relationships of gender, sexuality, history, environment, community planning, public health, economic development, politics, law, and culture. The problem with investigations focused on queer life stories is that respective narratives have too often eclipsed recognition of the implications of socioeconomic positionality within political, policy and community planning contexts.
The global landscape of queer transgression and what can be repressed and what can be protected by the state remains volatile. ‘Reinstating Transgression’ revisits the contradictory roles of the state, that not so long ago was the nexus of homophobic repression and that still often intrudes into personal lives and private spaces, in sometimes facilitating new freedoms, community-building, and social infrastructure. But as “the state” is a cumulative amalgam of municipal, regional, national, and transnational bodies and programmes, tolerance, constraints, accommodation, and repression are often effectively layered within government apparatus, with contradictory policies partially fused and operating on multiple levels.
Central to ‘Reinstating Trangression’ are the questions of when and why are certain groups and individuals tolerated, often only as exceptions, while others are reconfirmed as deviant, and often made abject, with respective social positions re-marginalized by the state often through less overly repressive means? A second set of questions for the investigations in ‘Reinstating Transgression’ is that of how are more privileged and better-protected strata of sexual minorities competing with and sometimes being used by other local interests, and even aspects of the state, in contests with more vulnerable social groups such as the impoverished, the disabled, migrants and natives, to name but a few groups? Through case studies of neighbourhoods and broader metropolitan areas, ‘Reinstating Transgression’ will explore new theory, research methods, and measures for understanding how both networks of sexual minorities and broader communities are being reconstructed through emerging forms of tolerance and repression, visibility and erasure, place-making and evacuation, and localism and globalization.
Saturday the 17th of April, 2010 7 – 9:30 p.m.
7 p.m. Registration in the Ward Circle Building, . Coffee, meet & greet.
7:30 p.m. Conference welcome/introductory remarks by Leap & Ingram
Gordon Brent Ingram
Introductory Notes for the Colloquium
Reinstating Transgression:
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8 – 9 p.m. Conference keynote address
Queer lovers and hateful Others:
Political and Cultural Economies of Sexuality, Race and Gender in Gentrifying Berlin
Jin Haritaworn, Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies Fellow
Discussant:
Carlos Ulises Decena, Assistant Professor Women’s &
Gender Studies and Latino & Hispanic Caribbean Studies
Rutgers University — New Brunswick/Piscataway
9:00 – 9:30 p.m. Reception
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Sunday the 18th of April, 2010 10 a.m. – 4:30 p.m
Note: all of Sunday’s scheduled sessions take place in Ward Circle Building Rooms 2, 5 and 6
9:00 – 10:00 Registration in the Ward Circle Building. lower level foyer. Coffee, meet & greet.
10 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Session 1
Panel 1A Research Methods & Methodologies
Chair:
Adrienne Pine, Anthropology, American University
Doing research queerly (and the anthology, Queer Methods & Methodologies)
Catherine Jean Nash, Associate Professor, Geography, Brock University,
St. Catherines, Ontario
Queer Ecologies & Queerer Political Economies: Methods for the Reconceiving of Sexualities, Communities & Power Within Rapidly Changing Environments (short mention of the 2010 anthology, Queer Ecologies: Sex, Nature, Politics, Desire), Gordon Brent Ingram, side stream environmental design ingram-2010-queer-ecologies-queerer-political-economies-paper-reinstating-transgression
Homo Economic(u)s Singaporensis:
Lefebvrian Space, Urban Renewal and Gay Businesses in Singapore’s Chinatown
Chris K. K. Tan, PhD Candidate in Anthropology, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign chris-tan-2010-homo-economicus-singaporensis-reinstating-transgression
Using Helplessness to Reimagine the LGBT Community:
A Psychoanalytic Approach to Community Justice
Michael Lecker, George Mason University http://itwascuriosity.wordpress.com/2010/04/02/roughdraft/
Constructed Rights & Repressive Mobilizations:
Divergent Political Economies of Queerness in Sub-Saharan Africa
Ryan Richard Thoreson, PhD Candidate, Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology, University of Oxford
Discussants:
Adrienne Pine, Anthropology, American University
Gordon Brent Ingram, side stream environmental design
Panel 1B Transgender Geographies and Political Economies in the District of Columbia
Chair:
Aren Aizura, Gender Studies, Indiana University, Bloomington
Fighting for Our Lives:
The D.C. Trans Coalition’s Campaign for Humane Treatment of Transgender Detainees in District of Columbia Correctional Facilities
Drake Hagner, Juris Doctor Candidate, Georgetown University Law Center drake-hagner-trans-corrections-policies-april-2010-reinstating-transgression
Gender Regulation in the Built Environment:
Gender-Segregated Public Facilities and the Movement For Change in Washington, D.C
Jody L. Herman, Public Policy and Public Administration, The George Washington University
“Just a Guy,” Condoms and the Prostitution Free Zone:
When Criminalizations of Class Transgression Constitute Trans Social Justice Work
Elijah Adiv Edelman, PhD Candidate, Department of Anthropology, American University
Discussants:
Aren Aizura, Gender Studies, Indiana University, Bloomington
Jin Haritaworn, Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies Fellow
Discussion
Panel 1C Remapping Communities & Rethinking Politics
Chair and Discussant:
Katharina Vester, Scholar-In-Residence and Clendenen Fellow, Acting Director of the American Studies Program, American University
“Labor of Love”:
Lesbian Separatism and Liberalism in the Case of the Lesbian Herstory Archives
Joana Coppi, Master of Arts Candidate in Gender Studies, Humboldt University, Berlin & City University of New York
“We, Your People”:
Gay Tourism and the Political Economy of Exceptional Citizenship in Philadelphia’s Gayborhood
Kelley P. Sawyer, Department of Anthropology, University of New Mexico
Rethinking Our Possible Spaces/Selves:
Theorizing Lesbian and Queer Space, Beyond (The Neighborhood, The Bar, The March, The Protest)
Jen Gieseking, PhD candidate in Environmental Psychology, The Graduate Center of the City University of New York
11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. Session 2
Panel 2A Querying Geographies of Public Sex
Chair:
David Serlin, Associate Professor of Communication and Sciences
Studies, University of California at San Diego
A tale of two bath houses:
Divergent municipal narratives of sexual hygiene and public space within Washington, D.C.
William Leap, Department of Anthropology, American University
Barebacking and the Culture of Public Sex:
Ethnography of a New York City Sex Party
Étienne Meunier, PhD candidate, Rutgers: The State University of New Jersey
Discussants:
Andrew Tucker, University Lecturer and Fellow Commoner of Jesus
College, Department of Geography, University of Cambridge, UK
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David Serlin, Associate Professor of Communication and Sciences
Studies, University of California at San Diego
Discussion
Panel 2B Reconstructing Queer Space (by Youth & People of Color)
Chair and Discussant:
Phil Hubbard, Professor of Urban Social Geography,
Loughborough University
Commerce, Community, Citizenship:
Changing Political Economies of Toronto’s ‘Gay Village’
John Paul Catungal, Doctoral candidate,Geography Department,
University of Toronto
On the Piers and in the Shelters:
Queer People of Color, Public Space, and the Management of Homonationalism
Colin Ashley, Doctoral Candidate, Sociology Program, Graduate Center of the City University of New York
&
Michelle Billies, Doctoral Candidate, Social-Personality Psychology Program, Graduate Center of the City University of New York
Alternative Gay Modernities:
Queer Youth and Gay Political Agency in New York
John Hellman, Brooklyn, New York
Discussion
Panel 2C Migrations & Community Histories
Chair and Discussant:
Saadia Toor, Assistant Professor of Sociology,
College of Staten Island, CUNY
Introduction to the research behind and the making of the film, Rex v Singh (Ali Kazimi, Richard Fung & John Greyson Directors, 2008)
Gordon Brent Ingram
Screening of Rex v Singh (Ali Kazimi, Richard Fung & John Greyson Directors, 2008)
From Putt Jattan De (Sons of Jat Farmers) to Munde UK De (Boys of UK):
Masculinity, Migration and the Transnational Circulation of Regional Punjabi Cinema
Harjant S. Gill, PhD Candidate, Department of Anthropology, American University, Washington DC
Discussion
1 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. lunch
A list of on-campus lunch facilities is available at the registration desk. A set of
luncheon options will be available in the registration area at modest cost. We
regret that a full range of dietary restrictions cannot be accommodated on-site.
Session 3 Lunch time keynote address
location: Ward Circle Building Room 2
Chair and Discussant:
William Leap, Anthropology, American University
From Moral / Sex Panic to Public Policy:
Innovative Research and Social Strategy
Gilbert Herdt, Professor of Human Sexuality Studies, Chair of the Department of Sexuality Studies, and Director of the National Sexuality Resource Center, San Francisco State University
Discussion
1:45 – 3:15 p.m. Session 4
Panel 4A Identities, Labor & Nationalism
Chair and Discussant:
Victor Román Mendoza, Assistant Professor of
Women’s Studies and English, University of Michigan,
Ann Arbor
Beur and Maghrebi-French Men Tell Their Sexual Stories
Denis M. Provencher, Associate Professor, French and Intercultural Communication, University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC)
Performing the Filipina “Mail Order Bride”:
Queer Neoliberalism, Affective Labor, and Homonationalism
Gina Velasco, 2008-2010 Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow in the Humanities, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program and Anthropology Department, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
Discussion
Panel 4B Sexual Citizens
Chair and Discussant:
Andrew Gorman-Murray, Research Fellow in Human Geography, Australian Centre for Cultural Environmental Research, University of Wollongong, Australia
Rethinking the Economic Geography of Sexual Citizenship
Jon Binnie, Reader in Human Geography, Manchester Metropolitan University
Outcast Bodies that Travel:
Transnational Migrant Citizenship of Money Boys in China
Travis Kong, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology
The University of Hong Kong travis-kong-2010-outcast-bodies-that-travel
Selecting Gay and Lesbian Bodies:
The Reinscription of Heteronormativity in U.S. Sexual Orientation-Based Asylum Law
Jessica A. F. Harkins, Graduate Student, Department of American Studies
University of New Mexico
Discussion:
Panel 4C Margins, Erasures & Resistance
Chair:
Jin Haritaworn, Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies Fellow
The Dirt Fights Back:
“Street cleansing,” sexuality and the writing on the wall about Honduras’s invisible genocide
Adrienne Pine, Department of Anthropology, American University, Washington DC
After The Goldrush:
Methods for Assessing the Impacts of the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics on Native Sexual Minorities & Development of Strategic Responses to Inequities
Gordon Brent Ingram, side stream environmental design ingram-2010-paper-after-the-goldrush-reinstating-transgression
(Appal)phobia:
On the conditions of homophobia in Appalachia and new political possibilities
Mathias Detamore, University of Kentucky, Department of Geography
Discussants:
Jin Haritaworn, Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies Fellow
David Serlin, Associate Professor of Communication and
Sciences Studies, University of California at San Diego
Discussion
3:15 – 4 p.m.
Session 5 Afternoon keynote address
location: Ward Circle Building room 2
Chair:
Gordon Brent Ingram, side stream environmental design, Vancouver
Bio-deregulation:
Bodies, Jeans, and Justice
Rosemary Hennessy, Professor &
Director, Center for the Study of Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Rice University, Houston
Discussants:
Adrienne Pine, Anthropology, American University
Gordon Brent Ingram, side stream environmental design
4:00- 4:45 p.m.
Break-out sessions, including
• The realpoliticks of transgressive scholarship on political economies of queer space
Chaired by William Leap
• Cartographies of Queer Space
Chaired by Elijah Adiv Edelman
• Spaces of Public Sex Under Neoliberalism & Globalization
Chaired by David Serlin
Other topics for the break-out sessions may emerge from the keynote presentations and panel discussions.
4:30 – 5:30 p.m.
Concluding Discussion & Wrap-up Session (Leap & Ingram)
location: Ward Circle Building Room 2
Gordon Brent INGRAM: creative writing
Monday, November 3, 2008
o Ingram, Gordon Brent. 2010. ‘roof’ included in the exhibition, ‘Produce Produce: Re-Examining Urban Sustainability’, Arnica Artist-Run Centre, Kamloops, British Columbia, September and October, 2010. a 52 page hand-bound paper book 4 1/4 inches by 5 1/2 inches. gordon-brent-ingram-2010-roof-in-produce-produce-exhibition-arnica-kamloops
o Ingram, G. B. 2011. The importance of public sex in the age of digital appliances. in Petite Mort: Recollections of a Queer Public. (edited by Carlos Motta and Joshua Lubin-Levy). New York: Forever & Today. page 78. PDF copy of Ingram’s essay ingram-page_78-queer-public-edited-by-carlos-motta-and-joshua-lubin-levy + PDF copy of the entire Petit Mort anthology & catalogue: petite-mort-recollections-of-a-queer-public-edited-by-carlos-motta-and-joshua-lubin-levy
Gordon Brent INGRAM: peer review of journal & book manuscripts
Sunday, November 2, 2008
· Gender, Place and Culture: A journal of feminist geography, 2003.
· The Canadian Geographer, 2003.
· Sexualities Journal, 1998, 1999, 2002, 2003.
· ACME: An international e-journal for critical geographers, 2002.
· Journal of Environmental Management, 1993, 1994, 1998, 2000.
· Spacemaker Press, 1998.
· Journal of Critical Sociology, 1994.
· Pacific Affairs, 1994.
Gordon Brent INGRAM: presentations at international conferences & symposia
Friday, October 31, 2008
Ingram, G. B. 2010. Reinstating Transgression: Reimagining public policy for emerging political economies of queer space. presented at Reinstating Transgression: Emerging political economies of queer space. American University, Washington D.C., April 17-18, 2010. PDF copy available: ingram-2010-powerpoint-introductory-notes-reinstating-transgression *** PDF copy available:
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Ingram, G. B. Queer Ecologies & Queerer Political Economies: Methods for the Re-Conceiving of Sexualities, Communities & Power Within Rapidly Changing Environments. Panel 1A Research Methods & Methodologies. presented at Reinstating Transgression: Emerging political economies of queer space. American University, Washington D.C., April 17-18, 2010. PDF copy available: ingram-2010-powerpoint-queer-ecology-queerer-political-economies-research-methods-panel*** PDF copy available:
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Ingram, G. B. After The Goldrush: Methods for Assessing the Impacts of the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics on Native Sexual Minorities & Development of Strategic Responses to Inequities presented at Reinstating Transgression: Emerging political economies of queer space. American University, Washington D.C., April 17-18, 2010. PDF copy available: ingram-2010-powerpoint-after-the-goldrush-methods-of-assessing-impacts-on-the-olympics-on-queer-aboriginal-communities*** PDF copy available:
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Ingram, G. B. 2007. Globalizing homosexual & male guest worker identities: The strategic role of Dubai’s Open Beach. Presented at “SEXUALITY AND SPACE,” a pre-conference of the Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California. PDF copy available: ingram-2007-dubais-open-beach1*** PDF copy available: ingram-2007-male-guest-workers-on-dubai-open-beach2
Ingram, G B. 2006. Making ‘The Ghetto’ in The Terminal City: Some queer language of resistance & community formation in mid to late 20th Century Vancouver. American University, Washington, D. C., Colloquium on Language & Homophobia. PDF copy available: ingram-2006-making-the-ghetto-in-vancouver-presented-at-american-university-graphics PDF copy available: ingram-2006-making-the-ghetto-in-vancouver-present-at-american-university-essay1
Ingram, G. B. & Michael Habib. 2004. Re-ordering & after: Editing ecosystems & history in the restoration of heritage landscapes under globalization. a plenary presentation at the symposium, Traditional Environments in a Post Global World, Sharjah & Dubai, United Arab Emirates, International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments (IASTE). PDF copy available: ingram-habib-2004-reordering-after-presentation-to-iaste-sharjah-uae
Ingram, G. B. & Lindsay Upshaw. 2004. Gap analysis in conservation planning for cultural & less culturally modified landscapes: Prospects for northern Garry oak ecosystems in British Columbia, Monitoring the Effectiveness of Biological Conservation, Vancouver. PDF copy available: ingram-upshaw-2004-gap-analysis-in-conservation-planning
Ingram, G. B. & Lindsay Upshaw. 2004. Setting goals and priorities for restoration strategies in the context of disparate historical interpretations: An example from the Garry oak and Douglas fir mosaic of Mount Maxwell, Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, 16th International Conference, Society for Ecological Restoration, Victoria, Canada. PDF copy available: ingram-upshaw-2004-setting-goals-and-priorities-for-restoration-strategies
Ingram, G. B. 2004. Redesigning public open spaces as ecological & cultural infrastructure: From Vancouver to Lahore. Workshop for Quaid College, in cooperation with Arage Resource Center Institute of Heritage Education, Archaeological Department Training Institute, Lahore, Pakistan. Part 1 PDF copy available: ingram-2004-redesigning-public-open-spaces-as-ecological-cultural-infrastructure-part-1-of-2 ; Part 2 PDF copy available: ingram-2004-redesigning-public-open-spaces-as-ecological-cultural-infrastructure-part-2-of-2
Ingram, G. B. 2003. Reconnecting: Planning networks of open space for nature & culture from Vancouver to Sharjah. Medina Forum, Institute for Urban and Regional Planning and Design, College of Architecture & Design, American University Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. PDF copy available: ingram-2003-reconnecting-planning-networks-of-open-space-for-nature-culture-from-vancouver-to-sharjah-medina-forum
Ingram, G. B. 2003. Fields or forest? Aboriginal food production landscapes, unresolved legacies and contemporary ecosystem management of Garry oak woodlands in southwestern British Columbia. International Conference on the Forest and Environmental History of the British Empire and Commonwealth. University of Sussex, Brighton UK, presented by Richard Grove. PDF copy available: ingram-2003-field-or-forest-international-conference-on-the-forest-and-environmental-history-of-the-british-empire-and-commonwealth
Ingram, G. B. 2002. Ghayyas Ahmad Raja and Ingram. Detecting the past: Satellite imagery in exploring impacts of historical processes on land use and forest cover in the Salt Range, Punjab, Pakistan. International Conference on the Environmental History of Asia, New Delhi, India (Powerpoint presentation with the support of Harini Nagendra). PDF copy of presentation available: ahmad-ingram-2002-new-delhi-detecting-the-past-presentation PDF copy of essay available: ahmad-ingram-2002-detecting-the-past-in-the-salt-range-paper
Ingram, G. B. 2002. Thinking like a dynamic mosaic: The relevance of landscape ecology to setting goals for biodiversity conservation & restoration for northern Garry oak ecosystems. Conference: Restoring Garry Oak Ecosystems – Progress and Prognosis, University of Victoria. PDF copy available: ingram-2002-thinking-like-a-dynamic-mosaic-for-society-for-ecological-restoration
Ingram, G. B. 2001. Some geomatics of forest conservation by indigenous groups: A survey & appraisal. Indigenous geography symposium, session: Indigenous Geography I: Cartographies and Geomatics, Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, New York City. PDF copy available: ingram-2001-some-geomatics-of-forest-conservation-by-indigenous-groups-aaa-indigenous-geography-symposium
Ingram & Gavin Brown 2001. Living in the material world (again): Linking activism & physical space through late queer theory. Conference on Sexuality and Space: Queering geographies of globalization. CLAGS, City College of New York, New York City. session title: Revisiting the material world: urban policy, design + activism after queer nationalism & globalization. PDF copy available: ingram-brown-2001-living-in-the-material-world-again-linking-activism-physical-space-through-late-queer-theory-clags
Ingram, G. B. 2001. Sex migrants: The coalescence of AIDS, queer and multicultural activism as decolonizing public space in globalizing Vancouver. Conference on Sexuality and Space: Queering geographies of globalization. City College of New York. PDF copy available: ingram-2001-sex-migrants-aids-queer-multicultural-activism-as-decolonizing-public-space-in-vancouver-clags1
Ingram, G. B. and W. Erickson. 2000. Revisiting aboriginal burning: Fire to counter encroachment of Garry oak, Quercus garryana, ecosystems in Pacific Canada. A Native Solution to Fire Management Symposium in Hobart, Tasmania. Session theme: Re-establishing local processes.PDF copy available: ingram-erickson-2000-revisiting-aboriginal-burning-fire-to-counter-encroachment-of-garry-oak-ecosystems
Ingram, G. B. 1999. Contests over social memory in waterfront Vancouver: Historical editing & obfuscation through public art. Symposium: Waterfronts of Art: Art for social facilitation, Universitat de Barcelona, Departament d’Escultura, Escultura Pública. PDF copy of discussion paper available: ingram-2000-contests-over-social-memory-in-waterfront-vancouver
Ingram, G. B. 1998. The dialectics of homoerotic space-taking & placemaking in Vancouver, SEX ON THE EDGE: Sexualities & Marginalities Conference, Session Locations of Homosexuality, October 1998, Concordia University, Montréal. PDF copy available: ingram-1998-the-dialectics-of-homoerotic-space-taking-placemaking-in-vancouver-presented-in-montreal
Ingram, G. B. 1998. Mapping the Shifting Queerscape: A Century of Homoerotic Space-Taking & Placemaking in Pacific Canada at Conference: Do Ask, Do Tell: Outing Pacific Northwest History, Washington State Historical Museum, Tacoma, Session on Historicizing the Sex in Homosexual: Policing and Community Identity in the Twentieth Century. PDF copy available: ingram-1998-mapping-the-shifting-queerscape-space-taking-placemaking-in-pacific-canada-presented-in-tacoma
Ingram, G. B. and Anne-Marie Bouthillette & Cornelia Wyngaarden. 1997. Vancouver( as queer)scape: Strategies for mapping public spaces constructed by sexual minorities. Critical Geography Conference, (Simon Fraser University & The University of British Columbia, Vancouver). Session: Locating the politics of theory in critical human geography. PDF copy available: ingram-bouthillette-wyngaarden-1997-vancouver_-as-queer_scape-critical-geography-conference
Ingram, G. B. 1998. Tradeoff analysis for planning networks of in situ conservation of plant genetic resources. International Symposium on In-Situ Conservation of Plant Genetic diversity, Antalya, Turkey. PDF copy available: ingram-1998-tradeoff-analysis-in-planning-networks-for-in-situ-conservation-ankara-turkey
Ingram, G. B. 1997. Redesigning Wreck: The beach as site of queer placemaking and homophobic reaction in Canada. Queer Nation Symposium, Centre Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies, York University, Toronto. PDF copy available: ingram-1997-redesigning-wreck-the-beach-as-site-of-queer-placemaking-presented-at-1997-queer-nation-symposium-toronto
Ingram, G. B. 1995. Ten arguments for a theory of queers in public space. Introductory talk for the panel, Queer space: Sites of existence, sites of resistance. Queer Frontiers (Conference), International Lesbian and Gay Archives, University of Southern California, Los Angeles. PDF copy available: ingram-1995-ten-arguments-for-a-theory-of-queers-in-public-space-presented-at-queer-frontiers-los-angeles
Ingram, G. B. 1993. Queers in space: Towards a theory of landscape and sexual orientation. Queer Sites Conference. University of Toronto. PDF copy available: ingram-1993-queers-in-space-presented-at-queer-sites-conference-toronto
Ingram, G. B. 1992. Integration of concerns for in situ conservation of genetic resources into region / landscape-wide planning frameworks. Session IX. Management strategies. Symposium: Biodiversity in Managed Landscapes, Sacramento, California. PDF copy available: ingram-1992-integration-of-concerns-for-in-situ-conservation-of-genetic-resources-into-regional-landscape-wide-planning-frameworks-presentation
Ingram, G. B. 1992. Global status report on in situ conservation of crops and wild relatives of crops. IV World Congress on National Parks and Protected Areas, Caracas, Venezuela, Workshop IV.6 Managing Protected Areas to Conserve Genetic Resources. PDF file available: ingram-1992-global-status-report-on-in-situ-conservation-iv-world-congress-on-national-parks-and-protected-areas-caracas
Ingram, G. B. 1992. Indicators of biological diversity and landscape processes for land use simulation on islands. Symposium: ISLANDS 2000 - The World of Islands: What development on the eve of the year 2000?, Giardini-Naxos, Italy. PDF copy available: ingram-1992-indicators-of-biological-diversity-landscape-processes-on-islands
Vernier, P. R. & G. B. Ingram. 1992. Monitoring the biological diversity of Galiano Island, Canada: A landscape approach to conservation planning. Symposium: ISLANDS 2000 - The World of Islands: What development on the eve of the year 2000?, Giardini-Naxos, Italy. PDF copy available: vernier-ingram-1992-monitoring-the-biological-diversity-of-galiano-island-canada-a-landscape-approach
Ingram, G. B. 1991. Archipelagoes on archipelagoes: Relationships between successional mosaics and requirements for networks of protected habitat on islands with rainforest. Biodiversity and Sustainable Development Symposium, XVII Pacific Science Congress, Honolulu, May 1991. PDF copy available: ingram-1991-archipelagoes-on-archipelagoes-successional-mosaics-and-requirements-for-networks-of-protected-habitat-on-islands-with-rainforest
Ingram, G. B. 1990. A Landscape Management and Monitoring framework for preservation of local biological diversity: An example from the Queen Charlotte Islands. Presented at the Protected Areas session of the May 1990 symposium, Landscape Approaches to Wildlife and Ecosystem Management. UBC.
Ingram, G. B. 1990. The Landscape Ecology of Mt. Maxwell, Salt Spring Island, British Columbia. Presented as a field trip as part of the May 1990 symposium, Landscape Approaches to Wildlife and Ecosystem Management. The University of British Columbia.
Ingram, G. B. 1990. Fragmentation: Towards an expanded model of the vulnerability of forest habitats on islands. Presented at the symposium In harmony with Nature, International Conference on the Conservation of Tropical Biodiversity, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. PDF copy available: ingram-1990-fragmentation-towards-an-expanded-model-of-the-vulnerability-of-forest-habitats-on-islands-kuala-lumpur
Ingram. 1990. Rain forest and marine habitat conservation initiated by indigenous people. Globe ‘90, Vancouver.
Ingram 1990. Integration of concerns for biological, visual and recreational resources into the planning of extractive development and protected areas: A tale of three islands. Symposium entitled Landscape ecology: Planning and design implications. Arizona State University, Phoenix. PDF copy available: ingram-1990-integration-of-concerns-for-biological-visual-and-recreational-resources-into-planning-extractive-development-protected-areas-on-islands
Ingram. 1988. Planning networks of protected habitat for conservation of species of importance to indigenous societies: Three islands with primary rainforest and pressures for both logging and habitat protection. Symposium: Culture: The missing element in conservation, National Zoological Park -Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. PDF copy available: ingram-1988-planning-networks-of-protected-habitat-for-indigenous-societies-culture-the-missing-element-in-conservation-symposium-smithsonian-institution
Ingram. 1985. Ecogeographical surveying of intra-specific variability for conservation and utilization of the genetic resources of wild plants. Commonwealth Science Council Workshop on Medicinal and Aromatic Plants, University of Zimbabwe, Harare. PDF copy available: ingram-1985-ecogeographical-surveying-of-intra-specific-variability-for-conservation-and-utilization-of-the-genetic-resources-of-wild-plants-u-of-zimbabwe
