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Recurrent Flooding And Social Vulnerability: A Model Ordinance, Sarah Edwards
Recurrent Flooding And Social Vulnerability: A Model Ordinance, Sarah Edwards
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Li Speaks At An International Symposium On Green Development And Global Governance, Ohio University College Of Arts & Sciences
Li Speaks At An International Symposium On Green Development And Global Governance, Ohio University College Of Arts & Sciences
All Forum Articles
No abstract provided.
Quaker Campus, February 9, 2017 (Vol. 103, Issue 14), Whittier College
Quaker Campus, February 9, 2017 (Vol. 103, Issue 14), Whittier College
Quaker Campus
No abstract provided.
Like Watching A Brother Die: Environmental Racism In Bahia, Brazil, Meredith Main
Like Watching A Brother Die: Environmental Racism In Bahia, Brazil, Meredith Main
USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations
Until the 1970s, small black fishing communities primarily populated Bahia’s north coast. A recent demand for luxury coastal real estate has radically altered the region’s social and environmental landscape. While Bahia’s population is roughly 80% poor and black, the coast is now a space of exclusivity and whiteness. Sewage infrastructure does not meet the needs of the growing population. Domestic sewage flows directly into urban rivers. Poor black fishers, whose food security and livelihoods depend on access to healthy water resources, suffer most in this context. This dissertation explores two interlinking forms of environmental racism – water pollution and racial …
The Glass House Effect: Big Data, The New Oil, And The Power Of Analogy, Dennis D. Hirsch
The Glass House Effect: Big Data, The New Oil, And The Power Of Analogy, Dennis D. Hirsch
Maine Law Review
One hears with some frequency today that “data is the new oil.” Recently, Virginia Rometty, IBM’s Chief Executive Officer, updated the phrase, explaining that Big Data is the new oil. Most people who have used the analogy do so in order to convey Big Data’s tremendous value. Data is an essential resource that powers the information economy much like oil has fueled the industrial economy. Big Data promises a plethora of new uses—the identification and prevention of the pandemics, the emergence of new businesses and business sectors, the improvement of health care quality and efficiency, and enhanced protection of the …
Re-Imagining Indigenous Peoples' Role In Natural Resource Development Decision Making; Implementing Free, Prior And Informed Consent In Canada Through Indigenous Legal Traditions
UBC Law Review
No abstract provided.
Incorporating Sociocultural Phenomena Into Ecosystem-Service Valuation: The Importance Of Critical Pluralism, Carena J. Van Riper, Adam C. Landon, Sarah Kidd, Patrick Bitterman, Lee A. Fitzgerald, Elise F. Granek, Sonia Ibarra, David Iwaniec, Christopher Raymond, David Toledo
Incorporating Sociocultural Phenomena Into Ecosystem-Service Valuation: The Importance Of Critical Pluralism, Carena J. Van Riper, Adam C. Landon, Sarah Kidd, Patrick Bitterman, Lee A. Fitzgerald, Elise F. Granek, Sonia Ibarra, David Iwaniec, Christopher Raymond, David Toledo
Environmental Science and Management Faculty Publications and Presentations
Ecosystem-services scholarship has largely focused on monetary valuation and the material contributions of ecosystems to human well-being. Increasingly, research is calling for a deeper understanding of how less tangible, nonmaterial values shape management and stakeholder decisions. We propose a framework that characterizes a suite of sociocultural phenomena rooted in key social science disciplines that are currently underrepresented in the ecosystem-services literature. The results from three example studies are presented to demonstrate how the tenets of this conceptual model can be applied in practice. We consider the findings from these studies in light of three priorities for future research: (1) complexities …
Cultivating (A) Sustainability Capital: Urban Agriculture, Eco-Gentrification, And The Uneven Valorization Of Social Reproduction, Nathan Mcclintock
Cultivating (A) Sustainability Capital: Urban Agriculture, Eco-Gentrification, And The Uneven Valorization Of Social Reproduction, Nathan Mcclintock
Urban Studies and Planning Faculty Publications and Presentations
Urban agriculture (UA), for many activists and scholars, plays a prominent role in food justice struggles in cities throughout the Global North, a site of conflict between use and exchange values, and rallying point for progressive claims to the right to the city. Recent critiques, however, warn of its contribution to gentrification and displacement. The use/exchange value binary no longer as useful an analytic as it once was, geographers need to better understand UA’s contradictory relations to capital, particularly in the neoliberal Sustainable City. To this end, I bring together feminist theorizations of social reproduction, Bourdieu’s “species of capital”, and …
Phoenix, 2017-01-30, Student Life
Phoenix, 2017-01-30, Student Life
Phoenix
The Phoenix is a student newspaper published at Governors State University since August 2002. The newspaper features student reporting, opinions, news, and photos. In this issue: A New Center for Success: Student Success Commons; Editorial: Stay Up To Date with the News; Op Ed: Mel's Corner; Grad Column: Time Management; Feature: Jelena Radovic-Fanta; Campus: 2017 Inclusive Leadership Conference Stop the Violence: Listen, Learn, Lead!; GSU Community Blood Drive; Join the Emerging Leaders Program Today!; Arts: Shipwreck. Magic. Remote Island. Exhilarating. (The Tempest show); Mary King at the Visual Arts Gallery; Sports and Entertainment: Men’s and Women’s Basketball Winter Break Wrap-up; …
Tsu Faculty Research Database-Jan 2017, David Owerbach
Tsu Faculty Research Database-Jan 2017, David Owerbach
Office of Research Institutional Research and Scholarship
Research interests and selected publications from 230 Texas Southern University faculty have been updated in Jan 2017. Faculty from Public Affairs, the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, the College of Education, the College of Business, the College of Liberal Arts and Behavioral Sciences, the Law School and the School of Communications are included.
Spring 2017 Brown Bags Announced!, Admin
Spring 2017 Brown Bags Announced!, Admin
Blog Posts
The Brown Bag Lunch and Lecture Series takes place on select days at noon in the Barnard Observatory lecture hall during the regular academic year. Please join us!
Policy Recommendations For Meeting The Grand Challenge To Create Social Responses To A Changing Environment, Susan P. Kemp, Lisa Reyes Mason, Lawrence A. Palinkas, Samantha Teixeira
Policy Recommendations For Meeting The Grand Challenge To Create Social Responses To A Changing Environment, Susan P. Kemp, Lisa Reyes Mason, Lawrence A. Palinkas, Samantha Teixeira
Center for Social Development Research
This brief was created forSocial Innovation for America’s Renewal, a policy conference organized by the Center for Social Development in collaboration with the American Academy of Social Work & Social Welfare, which is leading theGrand Challenges for Social Work initiative to champion social progress. The conference site includes links to speeches, presentations, and a full list of the policy briefs.
Salma Monani, Associate Professor Of Environmental Studies, Musselman Library, Salma Monani
Salma Monani, Associate Professor Of Environmental Studies, Musselman Library, Salma Monani
Next Page
In this first Next Page column of 2017, Salma Monani, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies, shares which films first ignited her passion for research in the environmental humanities – in particular, the intersections of cinema, environmental, and Indigenous studies; how her recent time as a Carson Fellow at the Rachel Carson Center for Environment and Society (Munich, Germany) reinforced this passion; suggested reads that range from science fiction and mystery to seminal works in ecocriticism; and which Netflix series she will dive into next.
Educational Policies Committee Program Proposal, College Of Humanities And Social Sciences, January 20, 2017 – Native American Studies, Utah State University
Educational Policies Committee Program Proposal, College Of Humanities And Social Sciences, January 20, 2017 – Native American Studies, Utah State University
Educational Policies Committee
Utah State University requests approval to offer the following Minor: Native American Studies effective Fall 2017.
Vol.44 N.27 January 19th 2017, Voice Media Ventures
Vol.44 N.27 January 19th 2017, Voice Media Ventures
Black Voice News
No abstract provided.
Measuring And Improving Seniors' Access To Medical Facilities, Angelika Zygo
Measuring And Improving Seniors' Access To Medical Facilities, Angelika Zygo
Master's Theses
The travel behaviors of older adults often shift as they retire, begin second careers and make residence location choices geared towards aging in place. Those who rely on transit as their primary mode of transportation can face many accessibility and connectivity challenges when traveling to basic amenities due to their unique travel behaviors and declining mobility with advanced age. First chapter of this thesis focuses on a subset of these travel behaviors through a literature review then evaluates the ability of public transportation to meet the specific mobility needs of older adults (defined in three ways: as those adults >65 …
Uab, Birmingham Civil Rights Institute To Host Civic Dialogue Community Forum, Staff
Uab, Birmingham Civil Rights Institute To Host Civic Dialogue Community Forum, Staff
Browse All News
No abstract provided.
After Flint: Environmental Justice As Equal Protection, David A. Dana, Deborah Tuerkheimer
After Flint: Environmental Justice As Equal Protection, David A. Dana, Deborah Tuerkheimer
NULR Online
In this essay, Professors Dana and Tuerkheimer conceptualize Flint as an archetypical case of underenforcement—that is, a denial of the equal protection of laws guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. Viewed as such, the inadequacy of environmental regulation can be understood as a failure that extends beyond the confines of Flint; a failure that demands a far more expansive duty to protect vulnerable populations.
Salt 2017 Awards Dinner Program, Society Of American Law Teachers
Salt 2017 Awards Dinner Program, Society Of American Law Teachers
Meetings & Events
No abstract provided.
The Teachable Moment: Engaging Students In Social Justice Movements, Tiffany Yvette Lane, Christine M. Chiarelli-Helminiak, Casey Bohrman, Terrence Lewis
The Teachable Moment: Engaging Students In Social Justice Movements, Tiffany Yvette Lane, Christine M. Chiarelli-Helminiak, Casey Bohrman, Terrence Lewis
Social Work (Graduate) Faculty Publications
Social justice has long been at the forefront of the core values of the social work profession. Social workers are charged to confront social injustices and advocate for social change. In 2014, there was a societal response across the United States to the deaths of two African-American men, Mike Brown and Eric Garner, and the decision to not indict the police officers who killed them. The collective reaction was reflective of a country unsettled by the criminal justice system’s ongoing acceptance of structural discrimination. This article will focus on one university’s social work faculty’s collective response to the brutal killings …
The Beneficial Use Of Community Benefits Agreements In Furthering The Environmental Justice Movement, Rebecca Traylor
The Beneficial Use Of Community Benefits Agreements In Furthering The Environmental Justice Movement, Rebecca Traylor
Law Student Papers
No abstract provided.
Border Insecurity: Reading Transnational Environments In Jim Lynch’S Border Songs, Jenny Kerber
Border Insecurity: Reading Transnational Environments In Jim Lynch’S Border Songs, Jenny Kerber
English and Film Studies Faculty Publications
This article applies an eco-critical approach to contemporary American fiction about the Canada-US border, examining Jim Lynch’s portrayal of the British Columbia-Washington borderlands in his 2009 novel Border Songs. It argues that studying transnational environmental actors in border texts—in this case, marijuana, human migrants, and migratory birds—helps illuminate the contingency of political boundaries, problems of scale, and discourses of risk and security in cross-border regions after 9/11. Further, it suggests that widening the analysis of trans-border activity to include environmental phenomena productively troubles concepts of nature and regional belonging in an era of climate change and economic globalization. Cet …
Course Catalogue 2017-2018, Mercer University School Of Law
Course Catalogue 2017-2018, Mercer University School Of Law
Office of the Registrar
No abstract provided.
Creating Integrated Strategies For Increasing Access To Healthy Affordable Food In Urban Communities: A Case Study Of Intersecting Food Initiatives, Michele Silver, Afia Bediako, Tracey Capers, Aysu Kirac, Nicholas Freudenberg
Creating Integrated Strategies For Increasing Access To Healthy Affordable Food In Urban Communities: A Case Study Of Intersecting Food Initiatives, Michele Silver, Afia Bediako, Tracey Capers, Aysu Kirac, Nicholas Freudenberg
Publications and Research
In New York and other cities, substantial evidence documents that community food environments interact with inequitable allocation of power, wealth and services to shape the distribution of diet-related diseases and food insecurity. This case study shows how one Central Brooklyn community organization, Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation, has launched multiple coordinated food initiatives in order to reduce the burden of food-related health problems and boost community development. The report used standard case study methods to document the implementation of the New York City Food and Fitness Partnership in Central Brooklyn. The case study shows how two distinct strands of activities, a …
2017 Research & Innovation Day Program, Mackenzie Nesbitt, Hannah Niesen, Allison Menegoni, Linda Whitehead, Amy Luck, Reanna Bandi, Amina Fajkovic, Robert Sutherland, Kyle Sullivan, Victoria Sutherland, Scott G. Veenvliet, Mackenzie Lorn Jagoo Myles, Afrah Fatima, Michelle Anger, Ursula Goniarski, Cherie Hall, Kai Hatje-Moule, Jillian Moorehouse, Nicole Hawkins, Anna Fekete, Jacob Squire, Dalton Heil, Michael Jennings, Kristina Pepe, Angela Bourne, Mackenzie Howson, Dinesh Jeevanandam, Martin Volkening, Bruce Steers, Robert Nicol, Leah Tomaszewski, Mark Challinor, Michael Zhang, Pat Girard, A&L Labs, Xiaoming Gou, Kayla Bailey, Emilio Barbero, Jessica Bouchard, Karen Hale, Jessica Wilkins, Ruth Montgomery, Madison Henry, Stacy Lyons, Olalekan Hassan Agboke, Chelsea Woods, Youth Opportunities Unlimited, Kate Sadler, Meghan Mastronardi, Taylor Myers, Allyson Richter, Victoria Nagy, Ian Jones, Esden Geary, Melissa Echlin, Clay Greene, Steve Done, Eric Wingelaar, Charlane Cluette, Denise Luksys, Robert Mosley, Megan Trigila, Viacheslav Astashevskii, Nikolai Ustiantcev, Dhvani Mehta, Akshay Saini, Kristin Cadotte, Gabriela Aquino, Palasad, Nadia Kuhni, Lindsey Webber, Tamas J. Lindenmaier, Elizabeth Lorusso, Julia Flook, Dugg Steary, Julie Brown, Lorie Ranieri, Helen Harrison, Amy Mitchell, Firdaus Imambaccus, Lisa Mccorquodale, Thames Valley District School Board, Ruwan Bedeir, Arlynes Argueta Garcia, Nicholas Bouvier, Danielle Stephen, Paula Burns, Gurtej Singh Bhoday, Chandan Pathek, Derek Baker, Seyedehshahrzad Ghafouriansahraei, Sara Grehorini, Phylicia Getty, Kelsey O'Donnell, Robin Moffatt, Mary Chamberlain, Lauren April Koza, Johann Tan Ting, Austin Mitchell, Robert Haaf, John Bennett, Natalia Aguillon, Tandeep Sidhu, Amanda Mercer, Alicia Bulhoes, Jimmy Ramirez, Sabrina Moreira Villela, Amneh Kalloush P.Eng, Solomon Asantey P.Eng, Shannon Enwright, Adam Luxton, Nicholas Ireland, Abby Stokes, Allison Mills, Vibha Venkatram, Andre Foreman, Connor Giroux, Karissa Thornton, Kaitlyn Poirier, Kevin Bonden, Julia Van Damme, Morgan Wardell, Amy Turnbull, Russell Vey, Andrew Ross, Jesse Bourret-Gheysen, Colette Van Dyk, Julia Bowering, Jing Zhang, Cheryl Ketola, Heather Gillespie, Andrea Mellon, Jude Silva, Krista Ly, Tina Bonnett, Brianne Englander, Marcela Lievano, Jesse Milley, Zachary Klassen, Julia Jezic, Megan Ward, Huda Bander, Ryan Chanyi, Jeremy Burton, Kris James, Peter Cadieux, Natalya Yudina, Jamie Louwagie, Kaylen O'Rourke, Haylee Siddall, James Booth, Leap Junction, London Lindyhoppers, Swing London Inc., Eli Paddle, Jason Gilliland, Seyed Goosheh, Jennifer Patterson, William Pol, Russell Schnurr, Natalia Aguillon, Megan Anderson, Linda Crosby, Lorie Ranieri, Ronna Hoglund, Carol Butler, Gail Brown, Michael J. Boisvert, Natalie Rowe
2017 Research & Innovation Day Program, Mackenzie Nesbitt, Hannah Niesen, Allison Menegoni, Linda Whitehead, Amy Luck, Reanna Bandi, Amina Fajkovic, Robert Sutherland, Kyle Sullivan, Victoria Sutherland, Scott G. Veenvliet, Mackenzie Lorn Jagoo Myles, Afrah Fatima, Michelle Anger, Ursula Goniarski, Cherie Hall, Kai Hatje-Moule, Jillian Moorehouse, Nicole Hawkins, Anna Fekete, Jacob Squire, Dalton Heil, Michael Jennings, Kristina Pepe, Angela Bourne, Mackenzie Howson, Dinesh Jeevanandam, Martin Volkening, Bruce Steers, Robert Nicol, Leah Tomaszewski, Mark Challinor, Michael Zhang, Pat Girard, A&L Labs, Xiaoming Gou, Kayla Bailey, Emilio Barbero, Jessica Bouchard, Karen Hale, Jessica Wilkins, Ruth Montgomery, Madison Henry, Stacy Lyons, Olalekan Hassan Agboke, Chelsea Woods, Youth Opportunities Unlimited, Kate Sadler, Meghan Mastronardi, Taylor Myers, Allyson Richter, Victoria Nagy, Ian Jones, Esden Geary, Melissa Echlin, Clay Greene, Steve Done, Eric Wingelaar, Charlane Cluette, Denise Luksys, Robert Mosley, Megan Trigila, Viacheslav Astashevskii, Nikolai Ustiantcev, Dhvani Mehta, Akshay Saini, Kristin Cadotte, Gabriela Aquino, Palasad, Nadia Kuhni, Lindsey Webber, Tamas J. Lindenmaier, Elizabeth Lorusso, Julia Flook, Dugg Steary, Julie Brown, Lorie Ranieri, Helen Harrison, Amy Mitchell, Firdaus Imambaccus, Lisa Mccorquodale, Thames Valley District School Board, Ruwan Bedeir, Arlynes Argueta Garcia, Nicholas Bouvier, Danielle Stephen, Paula Burns, Gurtej Singh Bhoday, Chandan Pathek, Derek Baker, Seyedehshahrzad Ghafouriansahraei, Sara Grehorini, Phylicia Getty, Kelsey O'Donnell, Robin Moffatt, Mary Chamberlain, Lauren April Koza, Johann Tan Ting, Austin Mitchell, Robert Haaf, John Bennett, Natalia Aguillon, Tandeep Sidhu, Amanda Mercer, Alicia Bulhoes, Jimmy Ramirez, Sabrina Moreira Villela, Amneh Kalloush P.Eng, Solomon Asantey P.Eng, Shannon Enwright, Adam Luxton, Nicholas Ireland, Abby Stokes, Allison Mills, Vibha Venkatram, Andre Foreman, Connor Giroux, Karissa Thornton, Kaitlyn Poirier, Kevin Bonden, Julia Van Damme, Morgan Wardell, Amy Turnbull, Russell Vey, Andrew Ross, Jesse Bourret-Gheysen, Colette Van Dyk, Julia Bowering, Jing Zhang, Cheryl Ketola, Heather Gillespie, Andrea Mellon, Jude Silva, Krista Ly, Tina Bonnett, Brianne Englander, Marcela Lievano, Jesse Milley, Zachary Klassen, Julia Jezic, Megan Ward, Huda Bander, Ryan Chanyi, Jeremy Burton, Kris James, Peter Cadieux, Natalya Yudina, Jamie Louwagie, Kaylen O'Rourke, Haylee Siddall, James Booth, Leap Junction, London Lindyhoppers, Swing London Inc., Eli Paddle, Jason Gilliland, Seyed Goosheh, Jennifer Patterson, William Pol, Russell Schnurr, Natalia Aguillon, Megan Anderson, Linda Crosby, Lorie Ranieri, Ronna Hoglund, Carol Butler, Gail Brown, Michael J. Boisvert, Natalie Rowe
Centre for Research and Innovation Publications
A one day showcase of applied research, social innovation, scholarship projects and activities.
The Lead Poisoning Problem In Polk County And Des Moines, Ia, Ami Leichsenring, Naomi Castro, Vanessa Dominguez, Samantha G. De Forest-Davis, Keila Saucedo
The Lead Poisoning Problem In Polk County And Des Moines, Ia, Ami Leichsenring, Naomi Castro, Vanessa Dominguez, Samantha G. De Forest-Davis, Keila Saucedo
2016-2017: Scott County, Iowa and the Scott County Health Department
No abstract provided.
How Do Communities Proactively Address Lead Remediation? Community Case Studies From Iowa, Emma Nordmeyer
How Do Communities Proactively Address Lead Remediation? Community Case Studies From Iowa, Emma Nordmeyer
2016-2017: Scott County, Iowa and the Scott County Health Department
Scott County Health Department officials reached out to the Sustainable Working Landscapes Initiative (SWLI) program at Augustana College to start a partnership to address environmental issues related to lead hazards in Scott County homes. Students in Fall 2016 Contemporary Social Issues class worked in teams to perform case studies on communities in Iowa that address lead remediation proactively. Teams of students studied Dubuque, Linn, Polk, Marshall, and Black Hawk counties in Iowa. The students worked to identify obstacles, successes, key questions, and recommendations for future directions in lead remediation from these communities. This report is a summary of those findings.
How Do Communities Proactively Address Lead Remediation? : Community Case Studies From Iowa, Dr. Angie L. Carter, Emma Nordmeyer
How Do Communities Proactively Address Lead Remediation? : Community Case Studies From Iowa, Dr. Angie L. Carter, Emma Nordmeyer
2016-2017: Scott County, Iowa and the Scott County Health Department
In 2016, Scott County Health Department officials reached out to the Sustainable Working Landscapes Initiative (SWLI) program at Augustana College to begin a partnership addressing lead poisoning in our community. Teams of students in the Fall 2016 Contemporary Social Issues class conducted sociological case studies of communities in Iowa that are proactively addressing lead remediation through combinations of United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and private funding. Groups of students conducted case studies in Dubuque, Linn, Polk, Marshall, and Black Hawk counties in Iowa. Students researched the demographics of these areas as well as successes, lessons learned, …
Stein Center For Law And Ethics Annual Report 2016 To 2017, Stein Center For Law And Ethics
Stein Center For Law And Ethics Annual Report 2016 To 2017, Stein Center For Law And Ethics
Annual Reports
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