Publications

Faculty Affiliates, Luis Alfonso Dau & Elizabeth M. Moore alongside two other researchers collaborated & examined the effects of global trade integration on firm-level adoption of Corporate Social Responsibility

This piece explores the aftermath of the 3/11 Fukushima incident and how it has impacted policy-decision making, not only in…

The COVID-19 pandemic has precipitated a contraction of economic activity of unprecedented speed and magnitude. One consequence of the contraction is that state and local governments are experiencing large decreases in revenue inflows and increased need for expenditures associated with public education and social welfare and public health programs.

Several years ago a reporter for a Mobile newspaper asked me what were the essentials for community resilience. My answer…

This article examines media coverage to compare approaches towards the development of smart grids in the United States and Canada.…

This article introduces a new concept termed "embodied energy injustices" to encourage consideration of hidden and distant injustices that are…

COVID-19 upended our daily lives and shifted our relationship to transportation, although we don’t yet know how trends that started…

Read Full Publication Emerging nature markets, including nature credit markets, offer a promising solution to address biodiversity loss and climate…

This paper looks at disaster mitigation and recovery in rural and regional Australia. Disasters in these regions can have severe…

This article aims to examine the energy democracy agenda in the US by comparing 22 policy instruments to 26 intended…

In this publication, Aldrich highlights the three main perspectives surrounding resilience (engineering, social, and organizational) and how an interdisciplinary approach…

Description Disasters caused by natural hazards and other large-scale emergencies are devastating communities in the United States. These events harm…