Gregory Knapp is Associate Professor of Geography at the University of Texas at Austin.

• Introduction (Gregory Knapp) 1. North American Reflections on Latin Americanist Geography (Daniel W. Gade) 2. Feeding a Growing Population on an Increasingly Fragile Planet (William E. Doolittle, Andrew Sluyter Eric P. Perramond, Phil L. Crossley, and Dean P. Lambert) 3. Transportation Challenges for Latin America in the 21st Century (David J. Keeling) 4. Geographies of Development in Latin America? (Anthony Bebbington) 5. Mapping the Landscape of Gender: Latin Americanist Scholarship on Women (Kathleen Schroeder) 6. Land Change Science: The Contributions of Latin Americanist Geographers to Global Environmental Change and Sustainability Research (Jacqueline Vadjunec, Laura Schneider, and B. L. Turner II) 7. Conservation and Sustainability in Latin America and the Caribbean (Karl S. Zimmerer and Eric P. Carter) 8. Mapping the Landscape of Identity (Gregory Knapp and Peter Herlihy) 9. Bernard Q. Nietschmann (William V. Davidson)

Gregory Knapp is Associate Professor of Geography at the University of Texas at Austin.

• Introduction (Gregory Knapp) 1. North American Reflections on Latin Americanist Geography (Daniel W. Gade) 2. Feeding a Growing Population on an Increasingly Fragile Planet (William E. Doolittle, Andrew Sluyter Eric P. Perramond, Phil L. Crossley, and Dean P. Lambert) 3. Transportation Challenges for Latin America in the 21st Century (David J. Keeling) 4. Geographies of Development in Latin America? (Anthony Bebbington) 5. Mapping the Landscape of Gender: Latin Americanist Scholarship on Women (Kathleen Schroeder) 6. Land Change Science: The Contributions of Latin Americanist Geographers to Global Environmental Change and Sustainability Research (Jacqueline Vadjunec, Laura Schneider, and B. L. Turner II) 7. Conservation and Sustainability in Latin America and the Caribbean (Karl S. Zimmerer and Eric P. Carter) 8. Mapping the Landscape of Identity (Gregory Knapp and Peter Herlihy) 9. Bernard Q. Nietschmann (William V. Davidson)

Gregory Knapp is Associate Professor of Geography at the University of Texas at Austin.

• Introduction (Gregory Knapp) 1. North American Reflections on Latin Americanist Geography (Daniel W. Gade) 2. Feeding a Growing Population on an Increasingly Fragile Planet (William E. Doolittle, Andrew Sluyter Eric P. Perramond, Phil L. Crossley, and Dean P. Lambert) 3. Transportation Challenges for Latin America in the 21st Century (David J. Keeling) 4. Geographies of Development in Latin America? (Anthony Bebbington) 5. Mapping the Landscape of Gender: Latin Americanist Scholarship on Women (Kathleen Schroeder) 6. Land Change Science: The Contributions of Latin Americanist Geographers to Global Environmental Change and Sustainability Research (Jacqueline Vadjunec, Laura Schneider, and B. L. Turner II) 7. Conservation and Sustainability in Latin America and the Caribbean (Karl S. Zimmerer and Eric P. Carter) 8. Mapping the Landscape of Identity (Gregory Knapp and Peter Herlihy) 9. Bernard Q. Nietschmann (William V. Davidson)