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Robert W. McColl
Professor
Office: 219c Lindley Hall
Phone: 785-864-5540
Email: mccoll@ku.edu
- Ph.D., University of Washington, Seattle (1964)
Vita (pdf) |
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Geo-politics, Conflict Resolution & Prediction, Inner asian studies
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Selected Publications |
China has been gaining new agricultural land from the sea with no special human effort - How much? How fast? Implications? all using remote sensing and field work.
The coast of the Mediterranean has been sinking and Turkey has many cities and estuaries that provide crucial historic/archaeological evidence. a possible new "theory" of the affect of rising sea levels on coastal erosion.
A photographic documentation and history of Costa Rica's Catholic Churches
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2000 "Reflection: On a Razor's Edge. Opportunity Lost or Opportunity Gained?" A requested editorial analysis for The Arab World Geographer, Vol 3, no.N. 3 (October 2000).
2001 Special Issue of The Arab World Geographer, Vol 4, no. 3 (October 2001) invited article. "The Law of Unintended Consequences: Reflections on Some Global and National Changes Following the Events of September 11, 2001
2002 Special Issue of FOCUS magazine devoted to Mongolia. Primary editor and contributor.
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