The following lists a selection of collaborative, peer-reviewed research publications completed by our faculty and student group members.
Rice, Murray D., Chetan Tiwari, Sean B. O’Hagan, Donald I. Lyons, Milford B. Green, and Vicki Oppenheim* (2018) ‘Defining the record of high-growth firms by U.S. metropolitan region: What happens to the Inc. 500?’, Papers in Applied Geography 4(2), 137-156.
Rice, Murray D., Anthony Ostrander*, and Chetan Tiwari (2016) 'Decoding the development strategy of a major retailer: Wal-Mart's expansion in the United States', The Professional Geographer 68(4): 640-649. DOI: 10.1080/00330124.2016.1140494.
Rice, Murray D. and Tony Hernandez (2016) ‘Perspectives on an evolving research field: Location Intelligence and its representation at the Applied Geography Conferences, 1978 to 2012’, Papers in Applied Geography 2(3): 271-283. DOI: 10.1080/23754931.2016.1144521.
Wilson-Chavez, Owen*, and Murray D. Rice (2013) ‘Can you really get there from here? A case study of walkability at Mockingbird Station in Dallas, Texas’, Papers in Applied Geography 36, 271-280.
Yarbrough, Trevor*, and Murray D. Rice (2013) ‘Retail change and light rail: An exploration of business location changes accompanying commuter rail development in Denton, Texas’, Papers in Applied Geography 36, 281-289.
Rice, Murray D., Sean Tierney, Sean O’Hagan, Donald Lyons, and Milford B. Green (2012) ‘Knowledge, influence, and firm-level change: A geographic analysis of board membership associated with growing and declining businesses in the Canadian economy’, Geoforum 43(5), 959-968. DOI: 10.1016/j.geoforum.2012.04.005.
Wilson-Chavez, Owen*, and Murray D. Rice (2012) ‘Substance versus style: What is the role of new urban development in the restructuring of metropolitan retail?’, Papers of the Applied Geography Conference 35, 384-392.
Regan, Amanda*, and Murray D. Rice (2012) ‘An exploration of alternative food desert definitions in south Dallas’, Papers of the Applied Geography Conference 35, 183-191.
Dickinson, Amie*, and Murray D. Rice (2010) 'Retail location, clustering, and local economic development: A case study of Port Huron, MI’,Applied Research in Economic Development 7(1), 2-13. (note: although the listed publication year is 2010, this article was actually published in 2011).
Rice, Murray D. and Donald I. Lyons (2010) ‘Geographies of decision-making and control: Development, applications, and future directions in headquarters location research’, Geography Compass 4(4), 320-334. DOI: 10.1111/j.1749-8198.2009.00319.x.
Lyons, Donald, Murray D. Rice, and Robert Wachal* (2009) ‘Circuits of scrap: Closed loop industrial ecosystems and the geography of US international recyclable material flows 1995-2005’, The Geographical Journal 175(4), 286-300. DOI: 10.1111/j.1475-4959.2009.00341.x.
Rice, Murray D., Michael Seman*, and Milford B. Green (2008) ‘Regional information and influence networks: The geography of corporate board membership in Texas’, The Industrial Geographer 5(1), 1-20.
* denotes a past or current student researcher in our group.
Rice, Murray D., Chetan Tiwari, Sean B. O’Hagan, Donald I. Lyons, Milford B. Green, and Vicki Oppenheim* (2018) ‘Defining the record of high-growth firms by U.S. metropolitan region: What happens to the Inc. 500?’, Papers in Applied Geography 4(2), 137-156.
Rice, Murray D., Anthony Ostrander*, and Chetan Tiwari (2016) 'Decoding the development strategy of a major retailer: Wal-Mart's expansion in the United States', The Professional Geographer 68(4): 640-649. DOI: 10.1080/00330124.2016.1140494.
Rice, Murray D. and Tony Hernandez (2016) ‘Perspectives on an evolving research field: Location Intelligence and its representation at the Applied Geography Conferences, 1978 to 2012’, Papers in Applied Geography 2(3): 271-283. DOI: 10.1080/23754931.2016.1144521.
Wilson-Chavez, Owen*, and Murray D. Rice (2013) ‘Can you really get there from here? A case study of walkability at Mockingbird Station in Dallas, Texas’, Papers in Applied Geography 36, 271-280.
Yarbrough, Trevor*, and Murray D. Rice (2013) ‘Retail change and light rail: An exploration of business location changes accompanying commuter rail development in Denton, Texas’, Papers in Applied Geography 36, 281-289.
Rice, Murray D., Sean Tierney, Sean O’Hagan, Donald Lyons, and Milford B. Green (2012) ‘Knowledge, influence, and firm-level change: A geographic analysis of board membership associated with growing and declining businesses in the Canadian economy’, Geoforum 43(5), 959-968. DOI: 10.1016/j.geoforum.2012.04.005.
Wilson-Chavez, Owen*, and Murray D. Rice (2012) ‘Substance versus style: What is the role of new urban development in the restructuring of metropolitan retail?’, Papers of the Applied Geography Conference 35, 384-392.
Regan, Amanda*, and Murray D. Rice (2012) ‘An exploration of alternative food desert definitions in south Dallas’, Papers of the Applied Geography Conference 35, 183-191.
Dickinson, Amie*, and Murray D. Rice (2010) 'Retail location, clustering, and local economic development: A case study of Port Huron, MI’,Applied Research in Economic Development 7(1), 2-13. (note: although the listed publication year is 2010, this article was actually published in 2011).
Rice, Murray D. and Donald I. Lyons (2010) ‘Geographies of decision-making and control: Development, applications, and future directions in headquarters location research’, Geography Compass 4(4), 320-334. DOI: 10.1111/j.1749-8198.2009.00319.x.
Lyons, Donald, Murray D. Rice, and Robert Wachal* (2009) ‘Circuits of scrap: Closed loop industrial ecosystems and the geography of US international recyclable material flows 1995-2005’, The Geographical Journal 175(4), 286-300. DOI: 10.1111/j.1475-4959.2009.00341.x.
Rice, Murray D., Michael Seman*, and Milford B. Green (2008) ‘Regional information and influence networks: The geography of corporate board membership in Texas’, The Industrial Geographer 5(1), 1-20.
* denotes a past or current student researcher in our group.
The following lists our current research projects (as of summer 2019).
Rice, Murray D., and Ronald Kalafsky (no date) 'Business Strategies, Linkages, and Cluster Development Within a Small-City Context: Evidence from Manitoba’, Manuscript under review with Growth and Change.
Rice, Murray D., and Joshua Bova* (no date) ‘Retail District Evolution: An Exploration of Retail Structure and Diversity in Denton, Texas’, Manuscript under development for submission.
Reed, Connor*, Tammy Leonard, and Murray D. Rice (no date) ‘The Geography of Partial Market Exits: Geospatial and Econometric Analysis of U.S. Department Store Closures in 2017’, Manuscript under development for submission.
Sorenson, Matthew*, and Murray D. Rice (no date) ‘Location Analysis of Lifestyle Centers: Patterns and Factors Related to Site Selection’, Manuscript under development for submission.
Rice, Murray D., Judith Forney, Dee Knight, and Linda Mihalick (no date) ‘An Emerging Research Paradigm for Retail Geography: The Application of Geospatial Data and Analysis to the Customer Journey’, Manuscript under development for submission.
* denotes a past or current student researcher in our group.
Rice, Murray D., and Ronald Kalafsky (no date) 'Business Strategies, Linkages, and Cluster Development Within a Small-City Context: Evidence from Manitoba’, Manuscript under review with Growth and Change.
Rice, Murray D., and Joshua Bova* (no date) ‘Retail District Evolution: An Exploration of Retail Structure and Diversity in Denton, Texas’, Manuscript under development for submission.
Reed, Connor*, Tammy Leonard, and Murray D. Rice (no date) ‘The Geography of Partial Market Exits: Geospatial and Econometric Analysis of U.S. Department Store Closures in 2017’, Manuscript under development for submission.
Sorenson, Matthew*, and Murray D. Rice (no date) ‘Location Analysis of Lifestyle Centers: Patterns and Factors Related to Site Selection’, Manuscript under development for submission.
Rice, Murray D., Judith Forney, Dee Knight, and Linda Mihalick (no date) ‘An Emerging Research Paradigm for Retail Geography: The Application of Geospatial Data and Analysis to the Customer Journey’, Manuscript under development for submission.
* denotes a past or current student researcher in our group.
