In
press Yeh, Emily
T. “Greening western China: A critical view.” Geoforum,
doi:10.1016/j.geoforum.2009.06.004, available
online August 6 2009.
In press Yeh, Emily T. “Tibet and the problem
of radical reductionism” Antipode,
expected November 2009, 41(5).
In press Yeh,
Emily T. “From
wasteland to wetland? Nature and
nation in China’s Tibet.”
Environmental
History. 14(1): 103-137.
2008
Yeh, Emily T. and Mark
Henderson. “Interpreting urbanization in Tibet:
Administrative scales and discourses of
modernization.”
Journal
of the International Association of Tibetan Studies (JIATS) no.
4, THL# T5563,
44pp., http://www.thlib.org/collections/texts/jiats/#jiats=/04/yeh/
2007 Yeh, Emily T. "Tropes of indolence
and the cultural politics of development in Lhasa, Tibet."
Annals of the Association of American
Geographers. 97(3): 593-612.
2007 Yeh, Emily T. "Exile meets homeland: Politics,
performance and authenticity in the Tibetan
diaspora." Environment & Planning
D: Society and Space. 25(4):648-667.
2006 Yeh, Emily T. and Kunga T. Lama. “Hip-hop gangsta or most
deserving of victims?: Transnational
migrant identities and the paradox of Tibetan racialization in
the US.” Environment &
Planning A.
Vol. 38: 809-829.
2005 Yeh, Emily T. “Green governmentality and
pastoralism in Western China: ‘Converting pastures to
grasslands’” Nomadic Peoples. 9(1):9-29.
2004
Yeh, Emily
T. and Joanna I. Lewis. “State power and
the logic of reform in
2004
Yeh, Emily T. and Mark
Henderson. “Teaching
the
Three
Gorges.” Education About
2004
Yeh, Emily T. “Property
relations in
question
of ‘fuzziness’” Conservation and Society.
Vol. 2 (1):108-131.
2003
Yeh, Emily T. “Tibetan
range wars: Spatial politics and authority on the
grasslands
of Amdo.” Development and Change. 34(3):1-25
2003
Henderson, Mark, Emily T. Yeh, Peng Gong,
Christopher Elvidge, and Kimberly
Baugh.
“Validation of urban
boundaries derived from global nighttime satellite
imagery.”
International Journal of Remote Sensing. 24 (3):
595-609.
2000
Yeh,
Emily T. “
ecology of Tibetan mushroom -harvesting
villages in
The
Peer
reviewed book chapters