REFEREED CONTRIBUTIONS

Book

• K. Greer, Red Coats and Wild Birds: How Military Ornithologists and Migrant Birds Shaped Empire (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2019)

Select Journal Articles

• K. Hemsworth, K.Greer, M.,Paulin, K. Sutherland, & J. McLeod Shabogesic. (Forthcoming, 2021). Maada’oonidiwag gete-dibaajimowen (“Sharing Old Stories”): Reflections on a place-based reparatory research partnership in Nbisiing Anishinaabeg Territory. GeoJournal (forthcoming)
• K. Calvert, K. Greer, & M. Maddison-MacFadyen, “Theorizing energy landscapes for energy transition management: insights from a socioecological history of energy transitions in Bermuda,” Geoforum 102 (2019):191-201
• K. Greer, K. Hemsworth, A. Csank, & K. Calvert, “Interdisciplinary research on past environments through the lens of Historical-Critical-Physical Geographies (H-CPG),” Historical Geography 46 (2018): 32-47
• K. Greer, K. Hemsworth, M. Farish, & A. Smith, “Historical Geographies of Interdisciplinarity: McGill’s Caribbean Project,” Historical Geography  46 (2018): 48-78
• A.Smith & K.Greer, “Uniting business history and global environmental history,” Special Issue for Business History 59, 7 (2017): 987-1009
• K. Greer & S. Bols, “‘She of the Loghouse Nest’: Gendering Historical Ecological Reconstructions in Northern Ontario,” special issue on Feminist Historical Geography, Historical Geography 44 (2016): 45-67
• A. Smith & K.Greer, “Race, Britishness, and the 1866 British North American Trade Mission to the West Indies and Brazil,” The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History 44, 2 (April 2016): 214-240
• K. Greer & L. Cameron, “Introduction: The use and abuse of ecological constructs,” Special Issue for Geoforum (October 2015): 451-453
• Greer, “Maritime zoogeography and imperial defence: tracing the contours of the Nearctic region in the British North Atlantic 1838-1880s” special issue in Geoforum (October 2015): 454-464
• K. Greer, “Geopolitics and the avian imperial archive: the zoogeography of region-making in the late 19^th-century British Mediterranean,” The Annals of the Association of American Geographers 103, 6 (2013): 1317-1331
• K. Greer, “Untangling the avian imperial archive,” Antennae: The Journal of Nature in Visual Culture, special issue on Alternative Ornithologies 20 (Spring 2012): 59-71
• K. Greer, “Ornithology on “the Rock”: territory, fieldwork, and the body in the Straits of Gibraltar in the mid-nineteenth century,” Historical Geography 37 (2009): 26-52 (revised as a chapter in my book Red Coats and Wild Birds)
• K. Greer and L. Cameron, “‘Swee-ee-set, Can-a-da, Can-a-da, Can-a-da’: sensuous landscapes of birdwatching in the eastern provinces, 1900-1939,” Material History Review 62 (Fall 2005): 35-48