Dr. John C. Everitt

Professor Emeritus

BA (Hons), MA, PhD

e-mail: hotelcj@surfbvi.com
or:       everitt@brandonu.ca

Academic Qualifications:

Ph.D. University of California (1972), Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.

M.A. Simon Fraser University (1969), Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

B.A. (Honours) University of Leicester (1967), England

Research Interests:

Human and Cultural Geography

Population and Development

Commonwealth Carribean

Urban Geography

Prairie Landscapes and Subcultures

Aging

Small Settlements Studies

Changing Rural Lifestyles

Recreation and Tourism

Selected Recent Publications:

ARTICLE IN JOURNALS

R. Douglas Ramsey and John Everitt “Tourism as a Development Strategy in Belize, Central America”. Ara: Journal of Tourism Research. 1(1). 2008: 1-14.

John Everitt, Bryan H. Massam, Rosa M. Chávez-Dagostino, Rodrigo Espinoza Sanchez, Edmundo Andrade Romo “Imprints of Tourism on Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico.” The Canadian Geographer 52 (1) 2008: 83-104.

John Lehr, John Everitt and Simon Evans “The Making of the Prairie Landscape” Prairie Forum  Spring 2008: 1-38.

R. Douglas Ramsey and John Everitt “If You Dig It, They Will Come! Archaeology Heritage Sites and Tourism Development in Belize, Central America”. Tourism Management 29 (5) 2008: 909-916.

Mark W. Skinner, Mark W. Rosenberg, Sarah A. Lovell, James R. Dunn, John C. Everitt, Neil Hanlon, and Thomas A. Rathwell “Services for Seniors in Small Town Canada: The Paradox of Community” Canadian Journal of Nursing Research: Special issue on In-home and Community Care for Seniors Vol. 40 (1) 2008: 80-101.

R.M. Chavez-Dagostino, J.L. Cifuentes-Lemus, E. Andrade-Romo, R. Espinoza-Sanchez, B.H. Massam, and J. Everitt, 2008 “Huellas ecologicas y sustenabilidad en la costa norte de Jalisco, Mexico” Teoria y Praxis, Ano 4, Num. 5, 137-144.

Victor Konrad and John Everitt “Borders and ‘Belongers’: Transnational Identities, Border Security, and Cross-Border Socio-Economic Integration in the United States Borderlands with Canada and the British Virgin Islands” Comparative American Studies Special Issue on Comparative Border Studies 9.4 (2011).

ARTICLES IN EDITED VOLUMES

John Everitt and Christoph Stadel “Foreword” to Manitoba from the Air: A Geographical Interpretation an e-book. (Brandon: Rural Development Institute) 2008: Chapter 1, http://mbair.brandonu.ca/book/foreword.

John C. Lehr, John Everitt and Simon Evans “The Making of the Prairie Landscape”, in Gregory P. Marchildon ed. Immigration and Settlement, 1870-1939 (Regina: Canadian Plains Research Center) 2009: 13-56.  ISBN 978-0-88977-230-4.

John Everitt “From the Krystal to the Azteca: An outsider’s Mexican journey over time and over space”, in Bryan H. Massam and Rodrigo Espinoza Sanchez eds.  Memories of – Memorias de Puerto Vallarta  (Toronto: Syn y Mor Press): 21-24. ISBN 978-0-9812042-7-7.

EDITED VOLUMES

Nigel Walford, Darrell Napton, and John Everitt (eds.) Reshaping the Countryside: Perceptions and Processes of Rural Change. 1999. (Wallingford, Oxon: CABI Publishing).

REPORTS AND MONOGRAPHS

Robert Annis, John Everitt, Deatra Walsh, and Susannah Cameron Exploring Connectivity, Use and Usefulness of Information and Communication Technology in a Northern Community Setting: A Churchill Case Study. The Churchill Connectivity Story Report Prepared for the Churchill Community Network by the BU Rural Development Institute, January, 2005.

Susannah Cameron, Robert Annis, and John Everitt Internet  Connectivity in a Northern Setting: A Churchill Case Study. Final Report Prepared for the  Manitoba Research Alliance on Community Economic Development in the New Economy (SSHRC Grant No. 538-2002-1010) by the BU Rural Development Institute, September, 2005.

John Everitt, Bryan H. Massam, Edmundo Andrade Romo, Rosa M. Chávez-Dagostino, Maria del Carmen Cortés Lara, Amilcar Cupul-Magaña, Rodrigo Espinoza Sanchez, Luis Fernando González-Guevara, Rafael García de Quevedo-Machain, María del Carmen Navarro Rodríguez, Alma R. Raymundo-Huizar, Laura Gabriela Hernández Cahou, Jorge Ricardo Chávez Arce, Roberto Hernández Cahou, Carlos Munguía Fragoso 2005 Footprints on Puerto Vallarta: Social Spaces and Environmental Impacts Working Paper #2005-12 (Brandon University, Rural Development Institute). November.

Bryan H. Massam, John Everitt, Rosa M. Chávez-Dagostino, Rodrigo Espinoza Sanchez, Edmundo Andrade Romo, February 2007 Holiday in the sun: the impacts of tourism on Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico Discussion Paper No. 58 (Department of Geography, York University) ISBN 978-1-55014-480-2.