J. Matthew Shumway, Professor
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Contact Information
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Research
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Causes and consequences of spatial mobility at micro and macro scales
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Population, economic, & land-use changes in rural Mountain West
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Geography of family formations
Education
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BA
International Relations
Brigham Young University
1984
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MS
Geography
Brigham Young University
1987
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Ph.D.
Geography
Indiana University
1991
Publications
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Shumway, J. Matthew and Richard H Jackson
(2008).
Place Making and the Development of Tooele County, Utah..
Geographical Review.
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Hardin, P.J. and J. M. Shumway
(2008).
Population Estimation with Remotely Sensed Imagery: A Developing World Perspective.
Geography Compass.
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P.J. Hardin, M.W. Jackson, and J.M. Shumway
(2007).
Intraurban Population Estimation Using Remotely Sensed Imagery.
Geo-Spatial Technologies in Urban Environments: Policy, practice, and Pixels.
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Jeffrey O. Durrant and J. MATTHEW SHUMWAY
(2004).
Attitudes towards wilderness study areas: a survey of six southeastern Utah counties.
Environmental Management.
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J. MATTHEW SHUMWAY
(2003).
Accessibility and the Changing Distribution of Population and Income in the rural Mountain West.
Journal of the West.
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Sam Otterstrom and J. MATTHEW SHUMWAY
(2003).
Deserts and Oases: The Continuing Concentration of Population in the American Mountain West.
Journal of Rural Studies.
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J. MATTHEW SHUMWAY and Sam Otterstrom
(2003).
Income Migration and the Spatial Redistribution of Poverty in the Mountain West.
Espaces Populations Societes.
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J. M. SHUMWAY and S. M. Otterstrom
(2002).
Spatial Patterns of Migration and Income Change in Pennsylvania Counties.
The Pennsylvania Geographer.
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J. MATTHEW SHUMWAY
(2001).
Spatial Patterns of Income Migration: The Dominance of Amenity Rich Counties.
Professional Geographer.
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J. M. SHUMWAY, J. Durrant
(2000).
In Pursuit of Understanding Place: The Transformation of the Rural West From Old to New in Emery County, Utah.
Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences.
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J.Durrant, J. M. SHUMWAY
(2000).
Identification of Public Land Use Issues in the Colorado River Basin: A Survey of Federal, State, and Local Land Use Managers.
Papers and Proceedings of the Applied Geography Conferences.
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Jason Lethbridge
(1998).
Economic and Demographic Restructuring of Nonmetro Mountain West.
Research in Rural Sociology.
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Thomas J. Cooke
(1998).
Migration of Chicanos: Do the Returns to Migration Differ by Gender?.
Growth and Change.
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(1997).
Hot, Medium, and Cold: The Geography of Nonmetro Population Growth and Change in the Mountain West.
Small Town.
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