Publications

Smith, Kristin and Ann R. Tickamyer (eds.). 2011. Economic Restructuring and Family Well-Being in Rural America. University Park, PA: Pennsylvania State University Press. 

Carswell, James D., Keith Gardiner, and Junjun Yin. 2010. “Mobile Visibility Querying for LBS.” Transactions in GIS 14(6):791–809.

Chi, Guangqing. 2010. "The Impacts of Highway Expansion on Population Change: An Integrated Spatial Approach." Rural Sociology 75(1): 58–89. 

Chi, Guangqing, Arthur G. Cosby, Mohammed A. Quddus, Paul A. Gilbert, and David Levinson. 2010. "Gasoline Prices and Traffic Safety in Mississippi." Journal of Safety Research 41(6): 493–500. 

Chi, Guangqing. 2010. "Land Developability: Developing an Index of Land Use and Development for Population Research." Journal of Maps 2010: 609–617.

Tickamyer, Ann R. and Debra A. Henderson. 2010. “Devolution, Social Exclusion, and Spatial Inequality in U.S. Welfare Provision” Pp. 41-60 in Paul Milbourne (ed.) Welfare Reform in Rural Places: Comparative Perspectives, Research in Rural Sociology and Development v. 15.  Bingley, UK: Emerald Publishing Group. 

Chi, Guangqing. 2010. "Estimating Transport Ecological Footprint at Local Levels: An Ordinary Kriging Approach." #8A02–ICSU10386. The First International Conference on Sustainable Urbanization, December 15–17, 2010, Hong Kong.

Jiang, Bin, Junjun Yin, and Sijian Zhao. 2009. “Characterizing the Human Mobility Pattern in a Large Street Network.” Physical Review E - Statistical, Nonlinear, and Soft Matter Physics 80(2). 

Chi, Guangqing. 2009. "Can Knowledge Improve Population Forecasts at Subcounty Levels?" Demography 46(2): 405–427. 

Chi, Guangqing and David W. Marcouiller. 2009. "Rethinking the Migration Effects of Natural Amenities: Part I." Canadian Journal of Regional Science 32(3): 331–348.

Chi, Guangqing and David W. Marcouiller. 2009. "Rethinking the Migration Effects of Natural Amenities: Part II." Canadian Journal of Regional Science 32(3): 349–360. 

Henderson, Debra and Ann Tickamyer. 2009. “The Intersection of Poverty Discourses:  Race, Class, Culture, and Gender.”  Pp. 50-72 in Bonnie Dill and Ruth Zambrana (eds), Emerging Intersections: Building Knowledge and Transforming Institutions.  Baltimore, MD:  Johns Hopkins Press.

Chi, Guangqing and Jun Zhu. 2008. "Spatial Regression Models for Demographic Analysis." Population Research and Policy Review 27(1): 17–42. 

Henderson, Debra and Ann Tickamyer. 2008. “Lost in Appalachia: The Unexpected Impact of Welfare Reform on Older Women in Rural Communities.”  Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare 35 (3):153-171.

Lobao, Linda, Gregory Hooks, and Ann Tickamyer. 2008. “Poverty and Inequality Across Space Sociological Reflections on the Missing-Middle Subnational Scale." Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy & Society 1 (April):89-113.

Lobao, Linda, Gregory Hooks, and Ann Tickamyer (eds.). 2007. The Sociology of Spatial Inequality.   NY: SUNY Press.

Chi, Guangqing. 2007. "Highway Effects on Economic and Population Growth: Regional Economic Explanation." In: Encyclopedia of Earth, edited by Cutler J. Cleveland. Washington, D.C.: Environmental Information Coalition, National Council for Science and the Environment.

Tickamyer, Ann R. Julie White, Barry Tadlock, Debra Henderson. 2007. Pp. 113-39 in “Spatial Politics of Public Policy.” In L. Lobao, G. Hooks, A. Tickamyer (eds.). The Sociology of Spatial Inequality. NY: SUNY Press.

Lobao, Linda, Gregory Hooks, and Ann Tickamyer. 2007. “Spatializing Inequality” and “Agenda for Moving Spatial Inequality Forward.” Pp. 1-15 and 253-264 in L. Lobao, G. Hooks, A. Tickamyer (eds.). The Sociology of Spatial Inequality. NY: SUNY Press.

Voss, Paul R. and Guangqing Chi. 2006. "Highways and Population Change." Rural Sociology 71(1): 33–58. 

Chi, Guangqing, Paul R. Voss, and Steven C. Deller. 2006. "Rethinking Highway Effects on Population Change." Public Works Management and Policy 11(1): 18–32. 

Tickamyer, Ann R. 2006. “Rural Poverty.”  Pp. 411-426 in Handbook of Rural Studies, edited by T. Marsden, P. Cloke, and P. Mooney. Sage Publications Ltd.

Chi, Guangqing and Paul R. Voss. 2005. "Migration Decision-Making: A Hierarchical Regression Approach." Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy 35(2): 11–22.

Chi, Guangqing and Brian Stone, Jr. 2005. "Sustainable Transport Planning: Estimating the Ecological Footprint of Vehicle Travel in Future Years." Journal of Urban Planning and Development 131(3): 170–180. 

Tadlock, B. A. Tickamyer, J. White, D. Henderson, and B. Pearson-Nelson. 2005. “Leadership in an Age of Devolution: County Commissioners’ Role in the Implementation of Appalachian Ohio’s Welfare Reform.”  Public Administration Quarterly. 

Henderson, Debra, Ann R. Tickamyer, and Barry L. Tadlock. 2005. “The Impact of Welfare Reform on the Parenting Role of Women in Rural Communities.”  Journal of Children and Poverty 11(2):131-147.

Thorne, Deborah, Ann Tickamyer, and Mark Thorne. 2004. “Poverty and Income in Appalachia.”  Journal of Appalachian Studies 10 (3):  341-358.  [Reprinted in Michael E Maloney and Phillip J. Obermiller (eds.).  Appalachia: Social Context Past and Present.  Dubuque, IA:  Kendall/Hunt Publishing, 2007.]

Tickamyer, Ann, Cynthia Duncan, and Kara Heffernan. 2004. “Poverty and Inequality in Rural America.” Pp. 639-645 in Gwendolyn Mink and Alice O’Connor (eds.) Poverty in the United States: an encyclopedia of history, politics, and policy. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO. 

Tickamyer, Ann R. 2004 “Between Modernism and Postmodernism: Lenski’s Power and Privilege in the Study of Inequalities." Sociological Theory 22(June):247-267.

Falk, William, Michael Schulman, and Ann Tickamyer (eds.). 2003. Communities of Work: Rural Restructuring in Local and Global Context.  Athens, OH:  Ohio University Press.

Tickamyer, Ann R. and Debra A. Henderson. 2003. “Rural Women: New Roles for a New Century.”  Pp. 109-117 in D. Brown and L. Swanson (eds). Challenges for Rural America in the Twenty First Century.  University Park, PA: Pennsylvania State University Press.

Tickamyer, Ann R. and Teresa Wood. 2003. “The Social and Economic Context of Informal Work.”  Chapter 17 in Falk et al. Communities of Work: Rural Restructuring in Local and Global Context. 

White, Julie, Ann Tickamyer, Debra Henderson, and Barry Tadlock. 2003. “Does Welfare-to-Work Work?  Rural Employers Comment.”  Chapter 11 in Falk et al. Communities of Work.

Tickamyer, Ann, Debra Henderson, Barry Tadlock, and Julie White. 2002. "Where All the Counties Are Above Average," in Rural Dimensions of Welfare Reform: Welfare, Food Assistance, and Poverty. Pp. 231-254 in Weber, Bruce A., Greg J. Duncan, and Leslie A. Whitener (eds), Kalamazoo, MI: W.E. Upjohn Institute.

Tickamyer, Ann R. 2002. “Spatial Inequality in the Future of Sociology.”  Contemporary Sociology 28(6):805-13.

Kusujiarti, Siti and Ann R. Tickamyer. 2000. “The Gender Division of Labor in the Indonesian Agricultural Sector:  A Case Study of Two Javanese Villages.”  Gender, Development and Technology 4(3):415-439.

Tickamyer, Ann R., Debra A. Henderson, Julie A. White, and Barry Tadlock. 2000. “Voices of Welfare Reform: Bureaucratic Rationality vs. Participant Perceptions.”  Affilia 15 (2):173-192.

Tickamyer, Ann R. and Teresa Wood. 1998. “Identifying Participation in the Informal Economy.” Rural Sociology 63. 

Tickamyer, Ann R. 1996. "Sex, Lies, and Statistics: Can Rural Sociology Survive Restructuring." Rural Sociology 61 (1):5-24. 

Blee, Kathleen and Ann Tickamyer. 1995. "Racial Differences in Men's Attitudes about Women's Gender Roles." Journal of Marriage and the Family 57 (February):21-30.