Daniel W. Gade

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Daniel W. Gade is affiliated with the following schools: University of Vermont, University of California, Berkeley, Valparaiso University, University of Wisconsin–Madison, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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Daniel W. Gade

Earth Sciences

#2061

World Rank

#2825

Historical Rank

#489

USA Rank

Geography

#412

World Rank

#595

Historical Rank

#92

USA Rank

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Daniel W. Gade's Degrees

PhD Geography University of California, Berkeley
Masters Geography University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Geography University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Daniel Wynne Gade was a professor of Geography at the University of Vermont and a prominent member of the Berkeley School of Latin Americanist Geography. His main interests were in the fields of cultural geography and historical geography, as well as ethnobotany, cultural ecology, and mountain research. His regional focus was on the Central Andes of Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia; moreover, Gade also investigated cultural landscapes of francophone Canada, Spain and Portugal, highland Madagascar, southern France and northern Italy. He was born in Niagara Falls, New York.

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Daniel W. Gade's Published Works

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Lost Crops of the Incas: Little-Known Plants of the Andes with Promise for Worldwide Cultivation (1992) (178)
Tradition, Territory, and Terroir in French Viniculture: Cassis, France, and Appellation Contrôlée (2004) (167)
Deforestation and its effects in highland Madagascar (1996) (140)
Plants, Man and the Land in the Vilcanota Valley of Peru (1975) (102)
Nature and culture in the Andes (1999) (87)
Mediterranean Oak Woodland Working Landscapes: Dehesas of Spain and Ranchlands of California (2015) (80)
The Guinea Pig in Andean Folk Culture (1967) (58)
Language, Identity, and the Scriptorial Landscape in Québec and Catalonia* (2003) (55)
Savanna woodland, fire, protein and silk in highland Madagascar (1985) (42)
Village Settlement and the Colonial Legacy in Southern Peru (1982) (41)
The Languages of Foreign Fieldwork (2001) (38)
Horsemeat as human food in France (1976) (28)
Ethnobotany of cañihua (Chenopodium pallidicaule), rustic seed crop of the Altiplano (2008) (26)
Hyenas and Humans in the Horn of Africa* (2006) (24)
FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY (1983) (23)
Man and Nature on Rodrigues: Tragedy of an Island Common (1985) (22)
Achira, the edible Canna, its cultivation and use in the peruvian andes (1966) (20)
Naturalization of Plant Aliens: The Volunteer Orange in Paraguay (1976) (20)
Names for Manihot esculenta: Geographical Variations and Lexical Clarification (2007) (18)
Inca and colonial settlement, coca cultivation and endemic disease in the tropical forest. (1979) (17)
Plant use and folk agriculture in the Vilcanota Valley of Peru : a cultural-historical geography of plant resources (1967) (17)
The Llama, Alpaca and Vicuña: Fact Vs. Fiction (1969) (15)
Carl Troll on nature and culture in the Andes (1996) (14)
Curiosity, Inquiry, and the Geographical Imagination (2011) (13)
Woodfuels, reforestation, and ecodevelopment in highland Madagascar (1986) (13)
The Iberian Pig in the Central Andes (1987) (12)
Environment and disease in the land use and settlement of Apurimac Department, Peru (1973) (11)
WINDBREAKS IN THE LOWER RHONE VALLEY (1978) (9)
Cradle of Gold: The Story of Hiram Bingham, a Real-life Indiana Jones, and the Search for Machu Picchu (2011) (8)
Spell of the Urubamba: Anthropogeographical Essays on an Andean Valley in Space and Time (2015) (8)
Water and Power in Highland Peru (Book Review). (2001) (8)
Culture, Land, and Legacy: Perspectives on Carl O. Sauer and Berkeley School Geography (2005) (8)
BRIDGE TYPES IN THE CENTRAL ANDES (1972) (8)
Shifting Synanthropy of the Crow in Eastern North America (2010) (7)
Weeds in Vermont as Tokens of Socioeconomic Change (1991) (7)
Petitgrain from citrus aurantium: Essential oil of paraguay (2008) (6)
Grist Milling with the Horizontal Waterwheel in the Central Andes (1971) (6)
CONVERGING ETHNOBIOLOGY AND ETHNOBIOGRAPHY: CULTIVATED PLANTS, HEINZ BRÜCHER, AND NAZI IDEOLOGY (2006) (6)
Cultural geography and the inner dimensions of the quest for knowledge (2012) (6)
The Growing Recognition of George Perkins Marsh (1983) (4)
Blackbeard in the boondocks versus the art of critical scavenging (2014) (4)
Particularizing the Columbian exchange: Old World biota to Peru (2015) (4)
Tracking gristmills in Portugal: retrospection and reflexivity on place, technology, and change (2011) (4)
Redolence and Land Use on Nosy Be, Madagascar (1984) (4)
Environment, Culture and Diffusion : The Broad Bean in Québec (1994) (4)
Cemeteries as a Template of Religion, Non-religion and Culture (2015) (4)
Llamas and Alpacas as “Sheep” in the Colonial Andes: Zoogeography Meets Eurocentrism (2013) (4)
The Contributions Of O. F. Cook To Cultural Geography (1970) (4)
Parsons on Pigs and Acorns* (2010) (3)
Mysterious Ucumari: The Andean Bear in Nature and Culture (2016) (3)
Jonathan D. Sauer (1918-2008): Perspectives on his Life and Work in Latin America and Beyond (2009) (2)
Cultural Geography, Its Idiosyncrasies and Possibilities (1989) (2)
Rural Paraguay 1870-1963: A Geography of Progress, Plunder and Poverty (review) (2010) (2)
Albert A. Giesecke (1883-1968). A philadelphian in the land of the incas (2006) (2)
GEOGRAPHICAL REVIEW ESSAY REPORT ON GEOGRAPHY AND THE NEW ETHNOBIOLOGY (2002) (2)
Richard Symanski's Geography Inside Out: Space, Place, and Society (2004) (2)
Paraguay 1975: Thinking Back on the Fieldwork Moment (2006) (1)
GALLIC TRAJECTORIES OF GEOGRAPHY AND THE SELF (1999) (1)
The Andean Past: Land, Societies and Conflict (1987) (1)
Regional Isolation of Ayacucho, a City in the Peruvian Andes (2014) (1)
Llamas and Alpacas (2000) (1)
La Ceja de Montaña – A Disappearing Landscape: Interdisciplinary Studies from North-eastern Peru (2011) (1)
DNR--a God-like decision. (1986) (1)
Urubamba Verticality: Reflections on Crops and Diseases (2016) (1)
Sucre, Bolivia, and the Quiddity of Place (2010) (1)
Plants and People in the Andes: Doing Ethnobiology in the 1960s (2015) (1)
Germanic Towns in Southern Brazil (1994) (1)
Book reviews (1987) (0)
Bill Denevan: An Appreciation Introducer: Daniel W. Gade and Kent Mathewson (2021) (0)
Crops and Boundaries: Manioc at its Meridional Limits in South America* (2016) (0)
Vintage Moquegua: History, Wine, and Archaeology on a Colonial Peruvian Periphery (review) (2012) (0)
Vilca in Andean Culture History: Psychotropic Associations in the Urubamba and Beyond (2016) (0)
The Sacred Valley as a Zone of Productivity, Privilege and Power (2016) (0)
People of the Volcano: Andean Counterpoint in the Colca Valley of Peru. Duke University Press, London (2007), xv + 320 pages, US$84.95 hardback (2008) (0)
A Pest in the Land: New World Epidemics in a Global Perspective (review) (2004) (0)
Old world agricutural tranfers: The case of tree-vines in the Bolivian Andes (2005) (0)
The Urubamba in Panoptic Perspective (2016) (0)
Urubamba Travelers as Generators of Knowledge (2016) (0)
List of Figures xi (2011) (0)
Past and Present Use of the Green Mantle (1975) (0)
The Broad Bean in Québec (2020) (0)
Spatial Displacement of Latin American Seats of Government: From Sucre to La Paz as the National Capital of Bolivia (2016) (0)
Blacks, Indians and Spaniards: Reclaiming the Forgotten in Colonial Mizque, 1550-1782 (review) (2009) (0)
Landscape, System, and Identity in the Post-Conquest Andes (0)
Book reviews (1988) (0)
Past Glory and Present Status of Cochineal (1979) (0)
The Continuing Quest to Understand Carl Sauer (2014) (0)
Urubamba Ramble: Hiram Bingham (1875–1956) and His Artful Encounter with Machu Picchu (2016) (0)
Indian labor in mainland colonial Spanish America: J. A. Villamarin and J. E. Villamarin, (Newark, Delaware: University of Delaware, Latin American Studies Program, Occasional Papers and Monographs No. 1, 1975. Pp. 175. No price stated) (1977) (0)
The Peccary—With Observations on the Introduction of Pigs to the New World, 75. The American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia (1985), vii, Transactions, +152. $20·00, +152. $20·00 (1986) (0)
Man and the Land: Character of the Area (1975) (0)
Thinking about Place and Culture: an American Geographer in Catalunya (2006) (0)
Commentary Frederick J. Simoons, Cultural Geographer (1987) (0)
Sources of Illustrations on Cover and Chapter Icons ix (2011) (0)
Time, Ecology and Space: The Geographical Synthesis (1975) (0)
Vilcabamba: Fabled Redoubt of the Urubamba Region (2016) (0)
Highland and Lowland Peoples in Contact in the Tropical Urubamba (2016) (0)
Book reviews (1978) (0)
Water and Power in Highland Peru: The Cultural Politics of Irrigation and Development:Water and Power in Highland Peru: The Cultural Politics of Irrigation and Development. (2001) (0)
World trade and biological exchanges before 1492 (2011) (0)
Part One: Curiosity in Broad Context (2011) (0)
Conclusion: The Spell Is Cast (2016) (0)
Perspective on an inimitable scholar/scientist (2009) (0)
Part Three: Curiosity in Reflexive Mode (2011) (0)
The French Riviera as Elitist Space (1982) (0)
Mann in the Andes (2006) (0)
Enemy in the Blood: Malaria, Environment, and Development in Argentina (2013) (0)
Part Two: Curiosity in Disciplinary Framework (2011) (0)
Romantic Geography: In Search of the Sublime Landscape (2014) (0)

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