Peer Reviewed Publications
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Books
2020 G. Simon and K. Kay. Critical Environmental Inquiry: A Handbook Guilford Press, NY (Under Contract)
2017 G. Simon. Flame and Fortune in the American West: Urban Development, Environmental Change and the Great Oakland Hills Fire
University of California Press, Oakland, CA (Book 1 of the Critical Environments: Nature, Science and Politics book series. Eds. Guthman J, Kosek J, Lave R.)
2012 S. Dooling and G. Simon. (Co-Editors) Cities, Nature, Development: The Politics and Production of Urban Vulnerabilities Ashgate
Publishing. Aldershot, UK. (Equal Editorial Duties)
Book Chapters
2018 G. Simon. How the West Was Spun: The De-politicization of Fire in the American West In, Handbook on Critical Physical Geography Eds. R.
Lave, C. Biermann, S. Lane. Palgrave Macmillan
2012 G. Simon. Development, Risk Momentum and the Ecology of Vulnerability: A Historical-Relational Analysis of the 1991 Oakland Hills
Firestorm In, Cities, Nature, Development: The Politics and Production of Urban Vulnerabilities Eds. G. Simon and S. Dooling. Ashgate Publishing Aldershot, UK.
Peer Reviewed Articles
IR G. Simon, C Peterson, E Anderson, B Berve, M Caturia, I Rivera. Multiple Temporalities of Household Labour: Women’s Empowerment and Polychronic, Collectivized and Hybrid Time
IR G. Simon, B. Wee, D. Chatti, E. Anderson. Drawing on Knowledge: Visual Narrative Analysis of Women’s Fuelwood Collection in South India
IR C. Eriksen, G. Simon, T. Prior , F. Roth et al. Rethinking the Interplay Between Vulnerability and Affluence for Disaster Resilience
2019 G. Simon and C Peterson. Disingenuous Forests: A Historical Political Ecology of Fuelwood Collection in South India
Journal of Historical Geography 63:1 pp 34-47
2018 G. Simon. The Rise of Disingenuous Natures and Neoliberal Stealth Unknown-Knowns Environment and Planning E: Nature and Space pp. 47-51 (In, In Reflecting on Neoliberal Natures: An Exchange (eds. P. Bigger and J. Dempsey))
2017 C Eriksen and G Simon. The Affluence-Vulnerability Interface: Intersecting Scales of Risk, Privilege and Disaster
Environment and Planning A 49:2 pp. 293-313
2017 G Simon. Don't Blame California Wildfires on a 'Perfect Storm of Weather Events The Conversation
2016 A. Kinoshita, A. Chin, G. Simon, C. Briles, T. Hogue, A. O’Dowd, A. Gerlak, A. Uribe. Wildfire, Water and Society: Toward Integrative Research
in the “Anthropocene” Anthropocene 16 pp. 16-27
2016 G. Simon. How Regions Do Work, and the Work We Do: A Constructive Critique of Regions in Political Ecology
Journal of Political Ecology 23 pp. 197-203
2015 A. Chin, L. An, J.L. Florsheim, L.R. Laurencio, R.A. Marston, A.P. Solverson, G. Simon, E. Stinson, E. Wohl. Investigating feedbacks in human-
landscape systems: Lessons following a wildfire in Colorado, USA Geomorphology 252 pp.40-50
2014 G. Simon. Vulnerability-in-Production: A Spatial History of Nature, Affluence and Fire in Oakland, California
Annals of the Association of American Geographers 104:6 pp. 1199-1221
2014 G. Simon. If You Can’t Stand the Heat, Get Into the Kitchen: Obligatory Passage Points and Mutually Supported Impediments at the
Climate-Development Interface Area 46:3 pp. 268-277
2014 R. Lave, M. Wilson, E. Barron, C. Biermann, M. Carey, M. Doyle, C. Duvall, L. Johnson, M. Lane, J. Lorimer, N. McClintock, D. Munroe, R. Pain,
J. Proctor, B. Rhoads, M. Robertson, J. Rossi, N. Sayre, G. Simon, M. Tadaki, and C. Van Dyke. Intervention: Critical Physical Geography
The Canadian Geographer 58:1 pp. 1-10
2014 G. Simon, R. Bailis, J. Baumgarner, J. Hyman, A. Laurent. Current Debates and Future Research Needs in the Clean Cookstove Sector
Energy for Sustainable Development 20 pp. 49-57
2013 G. Simon and S. Dooling. Flame and Fortune in California: The Material and Political Dimensions of Vulnerability
Global Environmental Change 23:6 pp. 1410-1423
2013 G. Simon and P. Alagona. Contradictions at the Confluence of Commerce, Consumption and Conservation; or, An REI Shopper Camps in
the Forest, Does Anyone Notice? Geoforum 45 pp. 225-236
2013 G. Simon, B. Wee, A. Chin et al. Synthesis for the Interdisciplinary Environmental Sciences: Integrating Systems Approaches and Service
Learning Journal of College Science Teaching 42:5 pp. 46-53
2012 G. Simon, A. Bumpus, P. Mann. Win-Win Scenarios at the Climate-Development Interface: Challenges and Opportunities for Cookstove
Replacement Programs Through Carbon Finance Global Environmental Change 22:1 pp. 275-287
2012 H. Bischel, G. Simon, T. Frisby, D Luthy. Management Experiences and Trends for Water Reuse Implementation in Northern California
Environmental Science and Technology 46 pp. 180-188
2012 P. Alagona and G. Simon. Leave No Trace Starts at Home: A Response to Critics and Vision for the Future Ethics, Policy and
Environment 15:1 pp. 119-124
2011 D. Biehler and G. Simon. The Great Indoors: Research Frontiers on Indoor Environments as Active Political Ecological Spaces
Progress in Human Geography 35: 2 pp. 172-192
2011 G. Simon. The 100th Meridian, Ecological Boundaries and the Problem of Reification Society and Natural Resources 24:1 pp. 95-101
2010 G. Simon. Mobilizing Cookstoves for Development: A Dual Adoption Framework Analysis of Collaborative Technology Innovations in
Western India Environment and Planning A 42 pp. 2011-2030
2010 G. Simon and J. Graybill. Geography in Interdisciplinarity: Towards a Third Conversation Geoforum 41: 3 pp. 356-363
2010 P. Alagona and G. Simon. The Role of Field Study in Humanistic and Interdisciplinary Environmental Education
Journal of Experiential Education 32: 3 pp. 191-206
2009 G. Simon. Geographies of Mediation: Market Development and the Rural Broker in Maharashtra, India
Political Geography 28:3 pp. 197-207
2009 G. Simon and P. Alagona. Beyond ‘Leave no Trace’ Ethics, Policy and Environment 12:1 pp. 17-34
2006 S. Dooling, G. Simon, K. Yocom. Place-Based Urban Ecology: A Century of Park Planning in Seattle Urban Ecosystems 9:4 pp. 299-321
2006 J. Graybill, S. Dooling, A. Greve, V. Shandas, J. Withey, G. Simon. A Rough Guide to Interdisciplinarity: Graduate Student Perspectives
Bioscience 56: 9 pp. 757-763