Hopkins, J. (In press). Signs of masculinism in an ‘uneasy’ place: advertising for
    ‘Big Brothers’. Gender, Place and Culture.

Hopkins, J. (1998). Signs of the post-rural: marketing myths of a symbolic
    countryside. Geografiska Annaler, Series B (2), 65-81.

Hopkins, J. (1998). ‘Urban Intrusions: Commodifying the Countryside.’ In R. Butler,
    C.M. Hall, and J. Jenkins (eds.), Tourism and Recreation in Rural Areas,
    pp.139-156 Sussex: John Wiley & Sons.

Hopkins, J. (1996). Excavating Toronto's Underground Streets: In Search of
    Equitable Rights,

Rules and Revenues. In: J. Caulfield and L. Peake (eds.), City Lives and City
    Forms, pp. 63-81. Toronto: University of Toronto.

Hopkins, J. (1994). Orchestrating an indoor city: ambient noise inside a
    Mega-Mall. Environment and Behavior 26 (6), 758-812.

Hopkins, J. (1994). A Mapping of Cinematic Places: Icons, Ideology and the
    Power of (Mis)Representation. In: S.C. Aitken and L. Zonn (eds.), Power,
    Place, Situation and Spectacle: A Geography of Film, pp. 47-68. Savage:
    Rowman and Littlefield.

Hopkins, J.(1994) Toronto's underground city: excavating the terms of access.
    Managing and Marketing of Urban Development and Urban Life, G.O. Braun
    (ed.), pp. 609-619. Proceedings of The International Geographical Union
    Commission on ‘Urban Development and Urban Life.’ Berlin: Dietrich Reimer
    Verlag.

Hopkins, J. (1993). A balancing act? Trespass amendments for public/private
    places. Urban Geography 14 (2), 114-118.

Hopkins, J.(1991). West Edmonton Mall as a centre for social interaction. The
    Canadian Geographer 35 (3), 268-279.

Hopkins, J. (1990). West Edmonton Mall: landscape of myths and elsewhereness.
    The Canadian Geographer 34 (1), 2-17.