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Books

• Howerton, G. and L. Purdum [Editors]. 2023. Critical Geographies of Youth: Law, Policy, and Power. West Virginia University Press.

Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles

• Howerton, G. 2024. Denying racial animus: Political discourse in Arizona anti-ethnic studies legislation. Discourse & Society, 0(0).
• Howerton, G. 2022. “Rude and in Defiance of Authority”: Arizona Anti-Mexican American Studies Legislation and the Discursive Positioning of the “Rude” Student of Color. Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space, 40(8): 1609-1626.
• Martinez, A, C.N. Medina, and G. Howerton. 2018. A response to Kim Hensley Owens’s “In Lak’ech, the Chicano clap, and fear: A partial rhetorical autopsy of Tucson’s now-illegal ethnic studies classes.” College English. 80(6): 539-545.
• Howerton, G. and Trauger, A. 2017. “Oh honey, don’t you know?” The social construction of food access in a food desert. ACME: An International Journal for Critical Geographies. 16(4): 740-760.

Research Assistance Provided on Public Reports

• The Center for Popular Democracy. 2016. Whose Opportunity? Profiting off of School Turnaround and Takeover in Atlanta. The Center for Popular Democracy and RiseUp.