Scholarship on human-microbial relationships

Ingram M.  2011. “Fermentation, Rot, and Other Human-Microbial Performances.” In Political Ecologies of Knowledge, M. Turner, M. Goldman and P. Nadadsy, eds.  University of Chicago Press. Pp: 99-112.

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Ingram, M.  2010.  “Keeping Up with the E. coli: Considering Human-Nonhuman Relationships in Natural Resources Policy.”  Natural Resources Law Journal.  Fall, Vol. 51.

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Ingram, M., S. Glass, M. Wegener, M. Farrior and B. Herrick. 2008. “The Worm, the Plant and the People: Invasive Networks and Creative Restoration at the University of Wisconsin Arboretum.” Illustrated Paper prepared for the American Association of Geographers meeting, San Francisco, CA.

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Ingram M.  2007.  “Disciplining Microbes in the Implementation of U.S. Federal Organic Standards.”  Environment and Planning A 39 (12): 2966-2882.

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Ingram M.  2007.  “Biology and Beyond:  The science of back-to-nature farming in the U.S.”  Annals of the Association of American Geographers 97(2): 298-312.