Recent Publications (updated Fall 2013)                      Full list (updated in 2006)

 

Monographs, edited volumes and brochures

  1.    Larsen J., Schweitzer, P. and Petrov, A. (Eds) 2013. Arctic Social Indicators II: Implementation. Stefansson Arctic Institute, Akureyri, Iceland. 
  2.    Petov, A. 2006. Geo-population processes in the Russian and Canadain North in the 1990s. A Synopsis. St. Petersburg. 22 p.  [in Russian] 

Peer-reviewed articles

  1. Petov, A. & Cavin*, P. 2013 Alaska: Creative Capital and Economic Development Opportunities in Alaska. Polar Record, 49(4), 348-361
  2. Petrov, A. 2012. One Hundred Years of Dasymstric Mapping: back to the Origins. The Cartographic Journal, 49(3), 256-264
  3. Petrov, A.,   Pestereva, A., Kolpashchikov, L.  and Mikhailov, V. 2012. Mapping Long-Term Spatial Trends of the Taimyr Wild Reindeer Population. Rangifer, 32(1), 2012, 57-63
  4. Petrov, A. 2011. Redrawing the Margin: Re-examining Regional Multichotomies and Conditions of Marginality in Canada, Russia and their Northern Frontiers. Regional Studies (printed: Regional Studies, 46(1), 59-81)
  5. Petrov, A. 2010. Post-staple bust: Modeling economic effects of mine closures and post-mine demographic shifts in an arctic economy (Yukon). Polar Geography, 33(1/2), 2010 39-61
  6. Petrov, A. & Sugumaran, R. 2009. Quantifying spatiotemporal dynamics of agricultural landscapes in diverging development contexts using remotely sensed data and landscape metrics. Geocarto International, 24(3), 2009, 133-140.
  7. Petrov, A. 2008. Setting the record straight: On the Russian origins of dasymetric mapping. Cartographica – The International Journal for Geographic Information and Geovisualization 2008 44(2), 133-136
  8. Gladky, Y.N. & Petrov, A. 2008. Human geography: Conceptual status and self-identification. Izvestiya Rossiiskoi Akademii Nauk, Seriya Geograficheskaya. [Transactions of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Geography Series] 2002 No 3 [in Russian]
  9. Petrov, A. 2008. Lost Generations? Reviewing Indigenous population dynamic in the Russian North during the Post-Soviet period. Canadian Studies in Population 2008 35(2)
  10. Petrov, A. 2008. A talent in the cold? Creative class and the future of the Canadian North. ARCTIC – Journal of the Arctic Institute of North America 2008, 61(2), 162-176
  11. Petrov, A. 2007. A look beyond metropolis: Exploring the creative class in the Canadian periphery. Canadian Journal of Regional Science. 2007, 30(3), 359-386
  12. Petrov, A. 2007. Revising the Harris-Todaro framework to model labour migration from the Canadian northern frontier. Journal of Population Research. 2007, 24(2), 185-206
  13. Petrov, A. & Dobroskok, V. 2006. The structure of geoelectoral space in the two-party system (2004 US Presidential elections). Izvestiya Russkogo Geograficheskogo Obshchestva. [Transactions of the Russian Geographic Society] 2006, 138(6), 47-58 [in Russian] [PDF]
  14. Petrov, A. & Sugumaran, R. 2005. Monitoring and modeling cropland loss in rapidly growing urban and depopulating rural counties using remotely sensed data and GIS. Geocarto International. 20(4), 2005, 45-52
  15. Bozheva, A., Petrov, A. & Sugumaran. R. 2005. The effect of spatial resolution of remotely sensed data in dasymetric mapping of residential areas. GIScience and Remote Sensing, 42(2), 2005, 113-130
  16. Petrov, A. & Dobroskok, V.A. 2005. Applications of LISA-analysis for studying spatial processes in human geography. Izvestiya Russkogo Geograficheskogo Obshchestva. 2005. 137(6), 65-71 [in Russian] [PDF]
  17. Petrov, A. 2003. “Northerness:” indicators and spatial expression (Russian and Foreign experience in delimitating borders of the North). Izvestiya Russkogo Geograficheskogo Obshchestva. 2003, 135(2), 15-25 [in Russian with English abstract] [PDF]
  18. Dobroskok, V.A. & Petrov, A. Geography of the oil and gas crisis in Russia. Geography at School, 2003. 8, 16-23 [in Russian]
  19. Dobroskok, V.A. & Petrov, A. Geography of the agricultural base of the world narcotics production. Izvestiya Russkogo Geograficheskogo Obshchestva. 2002, 134(3), 64-71[in Russian] [PDF]
    (Reprint): Dobroskok    , V.A. & Petrov, A. 2003. The agricultural base of the world narcotics production. Energiya/Energy: Ekonomika, Technologiya, Ekologiya – Journal of the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences 2003. 1, 57-60. [in Russian]
  20. Petrov, A. 2002. On the influence of ethogenesis on population dynamic. Izvestiya Russkogo Geograficheskogo Obshchestva. 2002. 134(2), 85-92. [in Russian] [PDF]
  21. Semenov, S. & Petrov, A. 2001. Demographic ρrisis in the Russian North: roots and geography. Izvestiya Russkogo Geograficheskogo Obshchestva. 2001. 133(3), 86-91 [in Russian with English abstract] [PDF]
  22. Petrov, A. 2000. New data on the relationship between natural rhythms and ethno-social processes. Izvestiya Russkogo Geograficheskogo Obshchestva. 2000. 132(3), 85-88. [in Russian] [PDF]
 

  Peer-reviewed book chapters

  1. Petrov, A., Leslie King., L.& Cavin, P.* 2013† Northwest Territories, Canada. In Arctic Social Indicators II.  Stefansson Arctic Institute/Norden, Akureyri, Iceland. 2013†, 85-123
  2. Larsen, J., Schweitzer, P. Petrov, A. & Fondahl, G. 2013† Introduction to Arctic Social Indicators: Tracking change in human development in the Arctic. In Larsen, J., Schweitzer P., & Petrov, A. (eds.) Arctic Social Indicators II.  Stefansson Arctic Institute/Norden, Akureyri, Iceland. 2013† with J. Larsen, P. Schweitzer & Gail Fondahl, 10-46
  3. Larsen, J., Schweitzer, P. & Petrov, A. 2013† Conclusion: Measuring Change in Human Development in the Arctic. In Arctic Social Indicators II.  Larsen, J., Schweitzer P., & Petrov, A. (eds.) Arctic Social Indicators II.  Stefansson Arctic Institute/Norden, Akureyri, Iceland. 2013† with J. Larsen, P. Schweitzer, 301-322
  4. Laidler G. & Petrov, A. 2013. The North. Balancing Tradition and Change. In R. Tremblay & H. Chicoine (eds.). The Geographies of Canada. Brussels: P.I.E. Peter Lang, 2013. 393-452 , 393-452
  5. Petrov, A. 2013†. Indigenous Minorities and Post-Socialist Transition: A review of recent Aboriginal population trends in the Russian North. In Romanuc A. & Trovato, F. (eds.). Aboriginal Populations – Social, Demographic, and Epidemiological Dimensions. University of Alberta Press: Edmonton 2013†, 497-527. 
  6. Petrov, A. 2011. Beyond Spillovers: Interrogating Innovation and Creativity in the Peripheries. In H. Bathelt, M. Feldman, and D. F. Kogler (eds.). Beyond Territory: Dynamic Geographies of Innovation and Knowledge Creation. 2011. Routledge, 168-190
  7. Petrov, A. 2010. Migration and socio-economic well-being in the Russian North: Interrelations, regional differentiation, recent trends and emerging issues In Huskey, L. & Southcott, www.uni.eduCh. (eds.). Migration in the Circumpolar North: New Concepts and Patterns. 2010 CCI Press, Edmonton, AB; 163-192 with T. Vlasova
  8. Dahl, J., Fondahl, G., Petrov, A. & Fjellmann, R. 2010. Fate Control (Chapter 7). In Arctic Social Indicators.  Stefansson Arctic Institute, Akureyri, Iceland, 2010, 131-148 with .
  9. Petrov, A. & DiFrancesco, R. 2007. Contract federalism? New public management and reforming Aboriginal public employment and training services in the Canadian North. In John F. Young (ed.) Federalism, Power and the North: Governance reforms in Russia and Canada, CERES, Toronto. 2007, 107-131.  

  Conference proceedings, reviews, reports, and other contributions

  1.  Petrov, A. 2013. Northwest Territories. In Encyclopedia of Quality of Life Research. A.C. Michalos (ed.). Springer. 2013†. ISBN 978-94-007-0752-8
  2. Petrov, A. 2013. Marginal places in discursive space: Political economies of development and urban space planning in the North, conceptual shifts. In K.G. Hansen, R.O. Rasmussen & R. Weber (eds). Proceedings of the First International Conference on Urbanization in the Arctic, 28-30 August, 2012, Nuuk, Greenland. Stockholm: Nordregio. 2013. 31-37. ISBN 978-91-87295-07-2
  3. Petrov, A. 2013. From Sustaining Creativity to Creating Sustainability: Talent and Creative Capital for Sustainable Development in Arctic Urban Communities. Arctic Urban Sustainability Conference, May 30-31, George Washington University. 1-8 Available at: http://www.gwu.edu/~ieresgwu/assets/docs/Petrov_conference_arctic_cities_short.pdf
  4.   Petrov, A. 2013. Developing Inuvialuit Baseline Indicators System for (Self)Monitoring Community Well-Being and Impacts of Resource Development. White Paper/Statement. Arctic Observing Summit. Vancouver, April 30-May 2 2013. (Accessible at: http://www.arcticobservingsummit.org/users/white_papers.php ) with Chris Southcott, Bob Simpson, Simon Routh, Philip Cavin.
  5. Meerdink S., & Petrov, A. 2012. Taimyr Wild Reindeer Spatial Fidelity and Caving Grounds Dynamics in a Changing Climate. ARCSES Research Paper 001-2012, 2012, 44 p. with S. Meerdink
  6. Petrov, A. 2012. Measuring Social &Economic Impacts of Resource Development on Northern Communities. In V. Walker & C. Southcott (eds) Bridging Gaps in Knowledge. Second Annual ReDSA Workshop Report. Whitehorse, 2012; 10-13.
  7.  Gladky Y., & Petrov, A. 2011. Human Geography: Conceptual status and self-identification. In Yu.N. Gladky Human Geography: a scientific explication. St. Petersburg. 2011. 
  8. Petrov, A. 2011. Reflections of a Social Scientist on the Second International Arctic Forum ―Arctic, Territory of Dialogue, Arkhangelsk, Russia. Northern Notes, 36 Winter 2011/2012
  9. Petrov, A. 2010. On the annual conference of the Association of American Geographers in 2010. Izvestiya Russkogo Geograficheskogo Obshchestva [Transactions of the Russian Geographic Society]. 2010. 142(5) with Yu.N. Gladky [in Russian]
  10. Petrov, A. 2010. Annual conference of the Association of American Geographers. Geography and Ecology at School of the 21st Century. 2010. with Yu.N. Gladky and A.A. Alekseev[in Russian]
  11. Petrov, A. 2009. Teaching Geographic Information Science to Non-Geographers: Issues and Experiences at North American Universities. Proceedings of the 12th International Scientific and Practical Conference on the Issues in Higher Education, St. Petersburg, Russia, 12-14 May, 2009, 193-195.
  12. Petrov, A.  2009. Lost in Transition: Recent Indigenous population trends in the Russian and Canadian North. Change: Society, Environment and Science in Transition. Proceedings of the Nordic Geographic Meeting, 8-11 June 2009, Turku, Finland
  13. Petrov, A.2008. Convergence or Divergence? Comparing Current Economic Development Policies in the Russian and Canadian North. Seeking Balance in a Changing North. Proceedings of the Fifth NRF Open Assembly, Anchorage, AK, 24-27 September 2008.
  14. Petrov, A.  2008. The Russian North: A Treasure or a Curse? Part 1 and Part 2. In Joel Quam (ed.). Geography of Russia (Web Textbook). College of DuPage Press, Glen Ellyn, IL, 2008. (www.rusgeog.com)
  15. Petrov, A.  2007. Human geography: A search for a conceptual status. In V.P. Solomin et al. (eds.) Earth Sciences and Russian Education: History and Present. Proceedings of the All-Russian Conference. St. Petersburg. 2007, 30-37 with Yu.N. Gladky. [in Russian]
  16. Petrov, A. 2007. A concept of regional multichotomy: An alternative approach to Russia’s regional structure. In V.P. Solomin et al. (eds). Conference Proceedings. Geography: Science and Education in the Society-School-University System, St. Petersburg, November 26-30, 2007, 58-59.
  17.  Petrov, A. & L. Ruus. 2007. Expanding Census Geospatial Data Infrastructure in Northern Canada: Developing Past Census Boundary Files for Saskatchewan. Conference Proceedings: First International Circumpolar Conference on Geospatial Sciences and Applications - IPY GeoNorth Conference, August 19-24, 2007, Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. Natural Resources Canada, Earth Sciences Sector, Ottawa, ON. with L. Ruus
  18. Petrov, A. & L. Ruus. 2006. Feasibility Study – Creating Digital 1976 Enumeration Area (EA) Boundary Files. Report in completion of Statistics Canada project 62700-05-0074. Toronto.. 
  19.  Petrov, A. 2007. Identification of ethnic identity in the educational process. In Nabok, I.L. (ed.) The Reality of the Ethnos: Pedagogic Education as an Important Factor of Preservation and Development of the Indigenous Northern Peoples’ Culture. St. Petersburg, 2007. 472-478 with A. Baranov and V.A. Dobroskok [in Russian]
  20. Petrov, A. 2005. Modeling the effect of remoteness and transportation accessibility on migration processes in the Russian and Canadian North. In Gladky, Yu.N. (ed) Human Geography in the 21st Century. St. Petersburg, Epigraph. 2005, 138-143. [in Russian]
  21. Petrov, A. 2005. Globalization, neoliberalism and crisis of societal development in the Russo-Canadian North. Geography at the Border of Centuries. Papers of the 12th Meeting of the Russian Geographic Society. Vol.1. St. Petersburg. 2005, 90-93. [in Russian]
  22.  Petrov, A. 2004. Population dynamics in the Canadian North in the 1990s: Factors and Spatial Pattern. 2004 Congress and RDC Symposium Papers http://web.uvic.ca/~canpop/2004/secure/Petrov_CPS04.pdf
  23. Petrov, A.C 2004. ontemporary migration processes in the Canadian North: Tendencies and regional differences. In Bulletin of Faculty of Geography of Herzen University, 2004, 3-12. with V. A. Dobroskok [in Russian]
  24. Petrov, A. 2003. Demographic Crisis in the Russian North: Results of Ten-year Development. In Bulletin of Faculty of Geography of Herzen University, 2003, 41-54. with V. A. Dobroskok [in Russian