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Lee Simpson

California State University, Sacramento

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California State University, Sacramento

NoneLee Simpson is currently serving as a Arts & Letters faculty at California State University, Sacramento.

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history public history historical geography urban life humanities anthropology business historiography american political thought historic preservation archaeology capitalism feminist philosophy feminist theory american studies cultural heritage heritage studies historical review archaeological practice archaeological methods feminist studies history of economic thought women's studies business history western american literature international history global history urban affairs urban greening museum conservation cultural heritage management american identity american archaeology landscape archaeology archaeological excavations industrial revolution feminist economics historical sociology transatlantic relations transnational history past geography urban gardening green cities destination management urban tourism owns america ’ book review five flags san francisco capital intentions edith sparks pacific rim empress san francisco abigail m. markwyn roses—the green city—portland cream city

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REVIEW: Empress San Francisco: The Pacific Rim, the Great West, and California in the Panama-Pacific International Exposition by Abigail M. Markwyn. Pacific Historical Review (2016)

global historypacific rimhistoryinternational historyhistorical geographyabigail m. markwynpublic historytransnational historyempireempress san franciscowestern american literatureart historypast geographytransatlantic relations

Book Review: Who Owns America’s Past? the Smithsonian and the Problem of History. The Public Historian (2014)

american political thoughtowns america ’historyheritage studieshistorical reviewcultural heritagecultural heritage managementmuseum conservationbook reviewhumanitiesamerican identityhistoriographyamerican studies

Touring the Cream City: Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The Public Historian (2012)

urbanismdestination managementcream cityurban lifetourismurban planningurban tourismtourism researchurban design

Pensacola, Florida: History and Archaeology Under Five Flags. The Public Historian (2011)

historic preservationanthropologyhistoryhistorical geographyarchaeological practicepublic historyarchaeologylandscape archaeologyarchaeological excavationsarchaeological methodsamerican archaeologyfive flags

The City of Roses—the Green City—Portland, Oregon. The Public Historian (2010)

urbanismurban greeningroses—the green city—portlandurban geographyurban lifeurban studiesgreen citiessustainable urbanismurban planningurban historyurban gardeningurban designurban affairs

REVIEW: Capital Intentions: Female Proprietors in San Francisco, 1850–1920, by Edith Sparks. Pacific Historical Review (2008)

capitalismwomen's studiesfeminist economicsgender studiesedith sparkshistorical sociologybusiness historybusinesshistory of economic thoughtfeminist theorysan franciscoindustrial revolutioncapital intentionsfeminist philosophyfeminist studies

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Lee Simpson

California State University, Sacramento

Affiliations

Arts & Letters

History

California State University, Sacramento

NoneLee Simpson is currently serving as a Arts & Letters faculty at California State University, Sacramento.

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Lee Simpson

California State University, Sacramento

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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REVIEW: Empress San Francisco: The Pacific Rim, the Great West, and California in the Panama-Pacific International Exposition by Abigail M. Markwyn. Pacific Historical Review (2016)

Book Review: Who Owns America’s Past? the Smithsonian and the Problem of History. The Public Historian (2014)

Touring the Cream City: Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The Public Historian (2012)

urbanismdestination managementcream cityurban lifetourismurban planningurban tourismtourism researchurban design

Pensacola, Florida: History and Archaeology Under Five Flags. The Public Historian (2011)

The City of Roses—the Green City—Portland, Oregon. The Public Historian (2010)

urbanismurban greeningroses—the green city—portlandurban geographyurban lifeurban studiesgreen citiessustainable urbanismurban planningurban historyurban gardeningurban designurban affairs

REVIEW: Capital Intentions: Female Proprietors in San Francisco, 1850–1920, by Edith Sparks. Pacific Historical Review (2008)

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