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Report of Faculty Research & Scholarship 2014-2015

SPIA College of Architecture and Urban Studies             meetings &invited presentations atprofessional presented papers otherpublications articles, books edited,bookchapters, books ormonographsauthored, &outreach instruction, scholarship, for research, &tenure-track tenured  SPIA   International Affairs School ofPublic and    a note from the director... In the 2014-2015 academic year, the es, a 247% increase in travel from Virginia Tech School of Public and 2011; students parti cipated in hands Internati onal Aff airs (VT SPIA) in the on studios focused on evidenced College of Architecture and Urban based decision making for tough Studies (CAUS) took steps to build urban challenges and planning for the capacity of the School to support cultural preservati on and enhance- student recruitment and success, to foster collaborati ve research, to develop new degrees focused on criti cal needs and to hone and strengthen existi ng degrees, to establish professional noncredit programming, to build a strong sys- tem of support and inspirati on and set strategic directi on with our new Advisory Board and Alumni Council, and to develop internati onal oppor- tuniti es and connecti ons. Faculty and students traveled across the nati on and the globe to present re- search at major research conferenc- Anne Khademian

school of public & internati onal aff airs - report for 2014-2015 ment; and we have worked to sup- theory and practi ce, and to engage port the strategic vision of President with communiti es and organizati ons Tim Sands by focusing on the role across the region and the world to of VT SPIA in building the land grant work on questi ons of planning, pol- university of the future, in building icy, administrati on and governance, the two-campus binary star oppor- security, sustainability, collaborati on, tuniti es, and in building our commit- resilience, development, and more. ment to diversity and inclusion. VT SPIA has three strategic locati ons in the Blacksburg main campus, in VT SPIA strives to bring multi ple note from the director note Old Town Alexandria, and in the perspecti ves and disciplines together

State Capital of Richmond. Some of to prepare students for careers of the highlights in this broad eff ort are professional service and scholarship, featured below, and summarized in to develop research that advances this report:

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- Nancy The first The first ; former director of director ; former ; United Nations Nations ; United ; Hol- Clements Kelly (Chair of the Board); the the (Chair of the Board); , representing the 31st dis the 31st , representing SPIA Advisory Board: the VT SPIA Advisory of meeting held on June 4th in was Board Center. Research Tech the Virginia include co- members Board on of the Global Forum director and Resilience Urban and Regional and Ex Vice President former Tech’s of Virginia Director ecutive James Region, Dr. Capital National Bohland Dr. Tech, of Virginia 15th President Charles Steger Agency, Geospatial the National Long Leticia Deputy High Commissioner for Refugees, President, lins University of the Korean Gray; Vice Governor Soo Young Gi, Dr. Gyeong Province Barbara Senator ; and Virginia Park Favola trict. 9th anniversary: IPG celebrates Institute Tech Virginia the year This (VTIPG) and Governance Policy for of building 9 years celebrated between relationships strategic by and community the university and research linking academic signifi to address efforts outreach • • - - - Todd Todd

will join In January Elizabeth Elizabeth joins us as

completed their completed school of public & international affairs - report for 2014-2015 report - affairs school of public & international Pourchot Georgeta Tom Skuzinski Tom joined Urban Affairs Affairs joined Urban

Leigh Bower highlights Sara Jordan UAP in Fall 2015, and in Fall UAP of a professor accepted Morton new to lead the position practice UAP. in Urban Design initiative leading the Andrea Morris is now and the new Semester Washington Public Translational in certificate Han (living lab certificate). Policy techni fiscal Le joins us as a new cian and a graduate student coordinator coordinator student a graduate And UAP. for is now a full time member of the is now on responsibili taking SPIA team, alumni and recruitment for ties initiatives. first year as faculty members in members faculty year as first Public Ad for and Center UAP Policy (CPAP) and ministration and Susan Sterett respectively, - year as a pro her first completed the of director and in CPAP fessor (MI). Institute Metropolitan Schenk and New Faculty and Staff: Faculty New David Bieri as an in SPIA and Planning (UAP) and will lead professor associate in initiative resilience the financial and on Urban the Global Forum Hankey Steve Resilience; Regional and •

Highlights cant public policy issues on behalf Society; Sonia Hirt edits Journal of of disadvantaged and vulnerable Planning History; Susan Sterett will populations in Virginia and across co-edit Law and Society Review; the globe. This year’s highlights Ralph Buehler edits Transportation included exceeding the combined Research Record. 200th publication of Director Max Stephenson’s Soundings (189), a • Alumni Relations and SPIA Alumni weekly commentary, and Tidings Council: SPIA created the first (29), and the continued success of Alumni Council to build relations with alumni from all of the SPIA note from the director note the graduate student commentary programs, support student men-

Reflections and Explorations; the engaging and insightful leader- toring and internship opportuni- ship lessons through Community ties, and to enhance student re- Voices; nearly $1.5 million award- cruitment. With the support of the ed for research and outreach in- alumni council, SPIA hosted two cluding the successful proposal to alumni gatherings in the national study military to civilian workforce capital region, a luncheon and transition for Virginia’s veterans; awards reception in Blacksburg, numerous scholar exchanges and and a new mentoring program is in lectures; the 25th individual affili- the works. ated with VTIPG complete their • Task Forces on Diversity and the PhD’s since the start; and the pub- Student Experience: SPIA con- lication of Max Stephenson Jr. and vened two vital task forces this A. Scott Tate, eds. Arts and Com- year, each composed of students, munity Change: Exploring Cultural faculty and staff. The Diversity Task Development Policies, Practices Force was charged broadly with and Dilemmas. Oxford, England: reviewing and researching diver- Routledge Publishers, 2015. sity and inclusion efforts (across • Editorial leadership: At the conclu- SPIA, the University and in other sion of this year, five faculty mem- public and international affairs bers with VT SPIA currently serve programs), and defining a way for- or will soon serve as Editors of five ward to strengthen diversity in our prominent journals. Tom Sanchez recruitment efforts, in our curricu- edits Housing Policy Debates; Bri- lum, and in the signature events an Cook edits Administration and that could enhance and institu-

6 school of public & international affairs - report for 2014-2015 7 note from the director ------leads the program. leads the program. NCR. (P3) Partnership Public Private high The P3 Program Program: leader role of the critical lights and executing ship in developing partner public private successful two SPIA hosted This year ships. together brought that workshops from both the pri practitioners explore to and public sectors vate and identify challenges leadership and in building trust practices best multiple and in navigating culture, of Practice SPIA Professor sectors. Stalzer Rob Gov The Local Certificates: New certificate Management ernment that certificate is a non-degree of generation the next provides with managers government local their careers advance to the tools leadership exceptional and provide where within the communities CPAP year In the past work. they this certifi expand to has worked an on-line ver into program cate both a national sion. Designed for residents Virginia audience and for - synchro take unable to who are nous classes, the on-line certificate with has the same requirements, and instructors content course • • - - - - - Susan The Metropoli school of public & international affairs - report for 2014-2015 report - affairs school of public & international ment to diversity. The student The student diversity. to ment on focused force task experience con the support and enhancing in the School, students of nectivity about the the initial inquiries from ad application, through program, graduation, mission, enrollment, punch The “priority and beyond. is force list” the Task by developed recruitment, of guiding the work advising and communications, more. MI and MI + SPIA: year un- terrific had a Institute tan of leadership der the new tionalize our school commit our school tionalize to 539,430.14 . In addition Sterett MI expenditures, in research to support SPIA wide continued including travel efforts research - pres to 14 students support for conferences academic at ent - and interna the country across on workshop a hosting tionally, bringing together Science, Team discuss to 40 researchers over and opportunities the challenges and interdisciplin of collaborate ary research, support for ongoing ongoing support for ary research, series, and speaker roundtable all support for award and post pre - collabora MI is a key SPIA faculty. of development in the ongoing tor in the District a Global Innovation •

from throughout the United cused on the role of social media States. Enrollment will begin in in community resilience, the other Fall 2015. on community resilience through a network approach. The workshops • Two Capitals Program: Two Capi- served as scientific and outreach tals, Two Masters is a partnership platforms for further developing between Virginia Tech and Univer- their resilience research in order sity of Kent, Brussels. This double to support their work towards a master’s program allows students greater research project. We were the opportunity to study, train and note from the director note also joined by Timothy Manning, network in two major centers of

Deputy Administrator, Protection political activity, Washington, D.C. and National Preparedness, Feder- and Brussels. Students complete al Emergency Management Agency one year of study at each location for this year’s event. and at the end of two years earn an MA from UKB and an MPIA • Washington Semester: The 2015 from Virginia Tech. Program direc- Washington Semester (WS) pro- tor Georgeta Pourchot has suc- gram hosted an orientation session cessfully recruited ten American in Alexandria and Blacksburg on students to the program and the Friday, April 17, for this year’s par- first cohort will begin classes in Fall ticipants and their families. Under- 2015. graduates from a variety of majors spend the summer in hands on, • Ridenour Faculty Fellowship cohort learning opportunities Conference 2014: For the third focused on policymaking, public Ridenour Faculty Fellowship Con- leadership, and analysis in rigor- ference, SPIA collaborated with ous internships with agencies and the Institute for Society, Culture nonprofits in the greater D.C. area. and Environment (ISCE) to host a The program includes extensive conference on RESILIENCE. This professional development oppor- year’s conference was organized tunities, high profile round table around a grant competition to discussions, field trips to key policy foster long term research collabo- making organizations and institu- ration. The two winning teams tions, and the integration of course were each featured in a workshop work with internship learning. The during the conference, one fo- program doubled in size this year.

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- Sarah Halvorson- local, state, and regional planning and regional state, local, contribu and the many and policy, - prac to planning has made tions it engagement. student tice through and graduate undergraduate UAP’s one studio least include at degrees opportunities which provides course prob on ‘real work to students for lems with real people in real places. real people in lems with real - tran to serve projects These studio to academic the from students sition are Students world. the professional that of work a scope for responsible with a partner has been negotiated for a and or agency organization will be officially that final product policy. local into adopted (PGG), Anna Erwin (MURP), and Andrea Hamre Fried Schol named Citizen (PGG) were Graduate Tech the Virginia by ars a completed student School. Each rec was that scholar project citizen School. the Graduate by ognized received Cindy Lintz PGG graduate Award Dissertation the Outstanding in the Social Science, Business, category and Humanities Education Graduate Tech the Virginia from entitled, her dissertation School for of the Construction “Understanding Per Regional Identity: and National of One Another along the ceptions Border.” Bulgarian-Macedonian - - - (CPAP) (CPAP) (CPAP) (CPAP) school of public & international affairs - report for 2014-2015 report - affairs school of public & international Matt Dull (UAP) (UAP) Koebel Ted and Ariel Ahram (UAP)

received the CAUS Excellence in Excellence the CAUS received Award. Outreach Recogni the Diversity received and tion Award, Achievement the Career received with CAUS. Award and Planning The Urban Affairs - a 2014 re was Program (UAP) Exem Tech’s of Virginia cipient or Program plary Department the Center by Sponsored Award. and Development Instructional for (CIDER), the Research Educational and programs recognizes award and developing for departments effective and innovative sustaining Ut Prosim fostering to approaches the under at Serve) I May (That was UAP level. or graduate graduate of history its extensive for honored in engagement and faculty student Faculty, Staff, Student and Program Recognition Program and Student Staff, Faculty, staff and faculty SPIA’s This year excellence for been recognized have service. and in scholarship Zhang Yang associate to promoted (GIA) were Diane Zahm tenure. with professors of the Academy by recognized was (UAP) Zhang Services. Yang Faculty the University also awarded was Excellence, Teaching of Certificate the received (CPAP) Hickok Tom Excel- Teaching of Certificate CAUS lence, and Adam Eckerd Teaching and Learning teaching & learning

SPIA student enrollments at the A sharp decline in undergraduate graduate levels remain steady. Pro- enrollments has been met with tar- vost funding received this year is tar- geted recruitment strategies, com- geted to robust enrollment growth, munication and marketing improve- particularly in the National Capital ments to be implemented this year. note from the director note Region where competition for gradu- The following table lists the number

ate degrees is intense. Doctoral of academic majors enrolled in each program enrollments remain steady. degree program for Fall 2014:

Table 1 SPIA Academic Majors Enrolled by Degree Program

Undergraduate Academic Majors Fall 2014 72 Environmental Policy and Planning 39 Public and Urban Affairs 111 TOTAL Undergraduate Majors Graduate Academic Majors Fall 2014 Master’s Degree Programs 88 Public Administration 39 Public and International Affairs 68 Urban and Regional Planning 195 TOTAL Graduate/Master Degree Majors Doctoral Degree Programs 75 Public Administration and Public Affairs 52 Planning, Governance, and Globalization 127 TOTAL Graduate/Doctorate Degree Majors

10 school of public & international affairs - report for 2014-2015 note from the director 11 - - 39 12 37 68 38 137 2014-2015 assoc editors 5 editors/4 16 19 36 75 46 2012 137 22 discovery 15 44 41 58 109 2011 on ISIS and conflict in the Middle in the Middle conflict on ISIS and on trust work Lemaire’s Robin East, work Adam Eckerd’s and networks, and indicators metrics on community develop and economic of innovation work international Ralph Hall’s ment, and Hankey Steve in sustainability, mode on transit work Ralph Buehler’s in work Zhang’s and bicycling, Yang on work Jensen’s Laura relief, disaster outsourcing, federal of the evolution - tech on digital work Shalini Misra’s re nologies and the impact on social lationships, Trish Nickel’s work on the Trish Nickel’s lationships, of the author as ascetic production innovative and Giselle Datz’s practice, financing. in debt initiative scholarship highlight below The tables 2 Table SPIA faculty. for and research presentations, publications, highlights - with a com leadership and editorial years. four parison across

& 39 9 25 73 37 100 2010

school of public & international affairs - report for 2014-2015 report - affairs school of public & international Table 2 SPIA Faculty Scholarship Indicators, 2010-2014 Scholarship Indicators, SPIA Faculty 2 Table research research Books Book chapters Articles and reports Other papers Presentations and assoc editors Journal editors Boards Editorial

Research and Discovery and Research year successful had a SPIA faculty SPIA and discovery. in research to be continue members faculty - with edito in the profession leaders service significant and rial board and conferences at presentations the US Virginia, across workshops conference and the globe. SPIA and students for expenditures travel 250% by increased combined faculty will We the present. 2010 to from and support to emphasize continue - pro for travel conference research and learning development fessional of ideas and the interaction from audience. in a broader research successful many are While there and underway initiatives research research successful long standing scholars, tenure of our post agendas begin- for new of particular note are results promising nings and very work Ariel Ahram’s the following: Table 3 SPIA Research Indicators, 2014 note from the director note

Research Overview

Proposals and LOIs Submitted Center for Retirement Research. PI: Arlington County. PI: Susan Sterett. Pro- Giselle Datz. Proposal: Pension Funds’ posal: Arlington County Metrics. Sub- Investments and Capital Market Devel- mitted: 01/16/2015$25,000. AWARDED. opment in Latin America. Submitted: 01/28/2015. $41,717. Carnegie Mellon University (Sub to EPA). PI: Steve Hankey. Proposal: City of Alexandria. PI: Joe Schil- Center for Innovative Air, Climate, and ling. Proposal: Eco City II. Submitted: Energy Solutions (CIACES). Submitted 01/16/2015. $20,000. AWARDED. 08/27/2014. $278,629.00. AWARDED. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). PI: Christopher Barrett with SPIA Center for Disease Control (CDC). PI researchers Ralph Hall. Proposal: Center Adam Eckerd. Proposal: CDC Faculty for Contextualized, Cascading Resil- Assignment. Submitted 07/09/2015. ience (C2R). Submitted: 09/17/2014. $14,310. AWARDED. $19,984,457. DECLINED.

12 school of public & international affairs - report for 2014-2015 note from the director 13 - - - - - PI: Susan PI: Susan Foundation. Kauffmann of En Modeling Contextual Sterett. Submitted: Ecosystem. trepreneurial $120,610. 05/19/2015. - PI: Thom Foundation. Science National Sara Researcher with SPIA as Staley Submitted: CCE-STEM. Proposal: Jordan. 03/11/2015. $ 599,990.00 PI: Adrian Foundation. Science National with SPIA researcher Rodriguez-Marek US-Chile IRES: Zhang. Proposal: Yang on Urban Research Collaborative 08/18/2014 Seismic Risk. Submitted: declined.] $150,000. [Presumed - PI: Pa Foundation. Science National SPIA researcher with mela Murray-Tuite Redefin Proposal: Wernstedt. Kris Resilience System ing Transportation Traveler of the Incorporation through 09/06/2014. Submitted: Adaptation. $488,621 PI: Jen Foundation. Science National Zhang. Proposal: Irish with Yang nifer - stake A transdisciplinary, SEES: Hazards di coastal model for holder/data-driven Submit recovery. and mitigation saster $2,997,877.00 11/07/2014. ted: PI: Adam Foundation. Science National Living Preferences, Proposal: Eckerd. and Urban Movements Population Submitted: Neighborhood Change. 11/21/2014. $243,621.00 DECLINED. - - DDOT DDOT . PI: PI Joe Schilling. PI: Andrew McCoy McCoy PI: Andrew school of public & international affairs - report for 2014-2015 report - affairs school of public & international

D.C. Department of Transportation of Transportation Department D.C. University) Howard (through Kathleen Hancock with SPIA researcher SPIA researcher with Hancock Kathleen Transportation DDOT Ralph Buehler. Management. and Program Research $8.00. 01/29/2015. Submitted of Transportation Department D.C. University). Catholic (through Program and Research Transportation Murray-Tuite PI: Pamela Management. Ralph Buehler. with SPIA researcher and Research Transportation DDOT Submitted Management. Program 01/29/2015. $8.00. PI: Agency. Protection Environmental The Brownfields Schilling. Proposal: Joe Community Benefits Redevelopment 09/16/2014. Submitted: Calculator. AWARDED. $996,847. PI: Ralph Buehler and and Peers. Fehr Arlington Proposal: Hankey. Steve Submitted: Study. Transport County 12/17/2014. $20,000. Fund. German Marshall Proposal: Strong Cities, Strong Commu Cities, Strong Strong Proposal: Koebel. Charles T. with SPIA researcher Sub Housing Study. James City County nities (SC2) extension. To continue the continue To extension. nities (SC2) the spring and host through SC2 project joe]. from website title and the [get AWARDED. 05/08/2014. Submitted James City Council. 03/10/2015. $88,761.00. mitted: National Science Foundation PI:. Next Step, Fahe, & Corporation for Madhav Marathe with SPIA researchers Enterprise Development. PI: Melissa Maggie Cowell. Proposal: Hazards SEES: Jones with Ted Koeble. Proposal: Need Bridging the Gap Between Urban Resil- for Mobile Home Replacement in Cen- ience and Societal Context : An Adap- tral Appalachia. Submitted: 05/13/2015. tive Multi-Hazard Approach. Submitted: $31,248. 11/21/2014. $2,711,480.00 Taylor and Francis. PI: Thomas San- National Science Foundation. PI: Jesus chez. Proposal: Housing Policy Debate. de la Garza with SPIA researcher Anne Submitted: 03/23/2015. $41,208.

note from the director note Khademian. Proposal: Predicting Inter- AWARDED. dependent Infrastructure Resilience under Intrusions and Interventions: University of Michigan (Sub to NASA). Regional Systems and Governance PI Craig Woolsey with SPIA researcher Approach. Submitted: 01/30/2015. Patrick Roberts. Proposal: Support for $463,735.00. Safer Flight through Feedback-driven FAR Optimization and Adaptation. Sub- National Science Foundation. PI: Saifur mitted: 08/15/2014 $445,228.00. Rahman with Anne Khademian. Propos- al: A Resilient Interdependent Critical Wean Foundation.PI Joe Schilling. Infrastructure Development and Assess- Proposal: Youngstown Code Enforce- ment Model. Submitted: 03/18/2015. ment Project. Submitted 07/21/2014. $1,992,027. $97351.00. AWARDED.

National Science Foundation. PI: Kevin Youngstown Foundation.PI Joe Schil- Heaslip with SPIA researchers Mag- ling. Proposal: Youngstown Code gie Cowell and Yang Zhang. Proposal: Enforcement Project. Submitted NRT - IGE Track: Use of Near Real Time 07/21/2014. $97351.00. AWARDED. and Archived Data to Enhance Gradu- ate Education. Submitted: 04/14/2015. $491,046.

14 school of public & international affairs - report for 2014-2015 note from the director 15 - - cess. SPIA faculty and students and students and faculty cess. SPIA the and in Blacksburg engage staff and the Alexandria region, Roanoke Region, and across Capital National - teach research, the globe through ing,ways and service in multiple share communities, strengthen to and learn, collaborate knowledge, participate. representative a more developing to comprised was Force Task School. The across students and staff of 12 faculty, Diver of the report The all locations. in disseminated was Force sity Task - FY 15-16 and will be the founda early formation and the steps, for next tion on SPIA committee of a permanent and inclusion. diversity - excel for recognized was Dull Matt upon his out based in Diversity lence develop to work and ongoing standing in Alexandria, Walk the Samuel Tucker - Ameri with the African a partnership - in recogni in Alexandria Museum can of thecontributions and tion of the life Tucker. Samuel legend civil rights - -

school of public & international affairs - report for 2014-2015 report - affairs school of public & international

diversity outreach & engagement outreach

Diversity in engaged SPIA is continuously of diversity enhance the to efforts experience, nationality, race, thought, mix of students, in the and gender incurriculum, in the and staff, faculty and in our out topics, our research efforts. and engagement reach the SPIA convened In 2014-2015, charged Force Task SPIA Diversity a and proposing with developing our strengthen SPIA to for framework a diverse retain recruit and to efforts the undergraduate body for student enhance programs, and graduate and inclusion in our curricu- diversity - pro a signature and develop lum, dedicated singularly or event gram Outreach and Engagement and Outreach It is the obligation of SPIA as a of obligation It is the public and funded school of publicly to model the affairs international ex we that internally governance pect of government more generally, generally, more pect of government for the and support insight offer to of our time, problems pressing most public service for be a voice and to and research of and the importance - making pro in the policy knowledge Bits and Pieces bits and pieces CPAP Ph.D. alumnus Jeffrey Stern has Washington Semester: The 2015 been selected as the Graduate Stu- Washington Semester (WS) program dent Speaker for the National Capital hosted an orientation session in Region Commencement on Sunday, Alexandria and Blacksburg on Friday, May 17. Stern was appointed state April 17, for this year’s participants

note from the director note coordinator for the Virginia Depart- and their families. Undergraduates ment of Emergency Management in from a variety of majors will spend May 2014. He previously served in the summer learning about policy- leadership positions in emergency making and completing internships management, public safety, and with agencies and nonprofits in the homeland security in local and fed- greater D.C. area. eral government, the private sector, and academia. His dissertation was titled, “Speeding into Action: The Influence of Paramilitary Culture on Disaster Response Organizations in the 2010 Haiti Earthquake.”

16 school of public & international affairs - report for 2014-2015 Faculty faculty

2012. GIA. Ph.D. Georgetown University (2008), government. Ariel Assistant Professor. Non-traditi onal components of security, Ahram human security, state formati on/failure, militi as and paramili- tary groups, comparati ve politi cal development, Middle East politi cs.

2015. UAP. Ph.D. Virginia Tech (2010), planning, governance, David and globalizati on. Associate Professor. The intersecti on of Bieri public fi nance, monetary theory and economic geography; regulatory aspects of internati onal fi nance, global monetary governance, and their role in the process of fi nancializati on; history of economic thought.

1988. UAP. Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania (1986), city and re- John gional planning. Professor. Internati onal development planning, Browder environmental policy and planning, Lati n American studies, environmental ethics, planning theory.

2008. UAP. Ph.D. Rutgers University (2008), planning and Ralph public policy. Associate Professor. Transportati on, land use, Buehler energy, regional government.

2008. CPAP. Ph.D. University of Maryland (1984), government Brian and politi cs. Professor and Chair, CPAP. Public administrati on, Cook public policy, american politi cs.

school of public & internati onal aff airs - report for 2014-2015 17 Margaret 2010. Ph.D. Cornell (2010), city and regional planning. Assistant Professor. Building resilient regions; economic complementarity Cowell in polycentric regions; eff ects of economic restructuring on shrinking regions.

Giselle 2007. GIA. Ph.D. Rutgers University (2007), global aff airs. As- faculty Datz sociate Professor. Relati onship between developing countries’ governments and fi nancial markets, sovereign debt restructur-

ing episodes.

Matthew 2006. CPAP. Ph.D. University of Wisconsin-Madison (2006), Dull politi cal science. Associate Professor. Politi cal insti tuti ons, adminstrati ve politi cs, policy.

Wilma 1999. GIA. Ph.D. University of Tennessee (1994), sociology. Dunaway Professor. Global problems, comparati ve social change, politi cal economy theories, globalizati on, comparati ve majority-minority relati ons, comparati ve inequality, Appalachian studies, Nati ve American studies, global economic restructuring, slavery in the mountain south, nineteenth-century women and gender.

Adam 2012. CPAP. Ph.D. Ohio State University (2011), public policy Eckerd and management. Assistant Professor. Policy analysis, environ- mental policy, urban policy, public and nonprofi t management, research methods, evaluati on, American government.

Ralph 2009. UAP. Ph.D. Massachusett s Insti tute of Technology (2006), Hall technology, management and policy. Assistant Professor. Sustainable infrastructure systems.

18 school of public & internati onal aff airs - report for 2014-2015 2014. UAP. Ph.D. University of Minnesota (2014), civil Steve engineering. Assistant Professor. Measuring and modeling Hankey non-motorized traffi c; modeling within-city spati al patt erns of air polluti on; health impacts of the built environment and neighborhood design; real-ti me, mobile measurements of air

polluti on. faculty

2005. UAP. Ph.D. University of Michigan (2003), urban and Sonia regional planning. Professor and CAUS Associate Dean for Hirt Academic Aff airs. Land use policy and planning, environmental planning, sustainable metropolitan development, urban design, physical planning, urban governance, internati onal planning.

1998. CPAP. Ph.D. University of Minnesota (1984), politi cal sci- Karen ence. Organizati onal theory; U.S. nati onal insti tuti ons (espe- Hult cially the presidency, executi ve branch, and the courts); state politi cs; social science methodologies..

2006. CPAP. Ph.D. University of Connecti cut (1996), politi cal Laura science. Associate Professor. Public policy and public manage- Jensen ment, state building, state capacity, governance, accountability, social welfare policy.

1990. UAP. Ph.D. Rutgers (1979), urban planning and policy Ted development. Professor, UAP. Housing and community de- Koebel velopment, non-profi t housing, housing policy, innovati on and diff usion of aff ordable housing technology, redevelopment, real estate market analysis.

2003. CPAP. Ph.D. Washington University (1989), politi cal Anne science. Professor and SPIA Director. Public management and Khademian governance, changing patt erns of government, democrati c parti cipati on and accountability, organizati onal collaborati ons, public policy management.

school of public & internati onal aff airs - report 2014-2015 19 Paul 1985. UAP. Ph.D. University of Sheffi eld (1972), geography. Knox University Disti nguished Professor and Sr. Fellow for Interna- ti onal Advancement. Comparati ve analysis of urbanizati on and urban planning; social producti on of the built environment.

2012. CPAP. Ph.D. University of Arizona (2012), public admin- faculty Robin Lemaire istrati on and policy. Assistant Professor. Organizati on networks

and interorganizati on relati ons, public and nonfprofi t manage- ment, public and nonprofi t organizati on theory, management and organizati on of health care systems.

Timothy 1981. GIA. Ph.D. Washington University – Saint Louis (1981), Luke politi cal science. University Disti nguished Professor in Politi cal Science; Chair, GIA; and Fellow for Arts, Humaniti es, and Social Science. Environmental politi cs, cultural studies, comparati ve politi cs, internati onal politi cal economy, and modern criti cal social and politi cal theory, history of politi cal thought, contem- porary politi cal theory, comparati ve and internati onal politi cs.

Shalini 2012. Ph.D. University of California - Irvine (2010), planning, Misra policy and design. Assistant Professor. Social and cultural con- sequences of the Internet and digital communicati on technolo- gies, health and behavioral impacts of environmental stressors from virtual environments, environment and behavior studies, science of team science.

Patricia 2012. Ph.D. University of Texas at Arlington (2006), urban and Nickel public administrati on. Assistant Professor. Criti cal social theory, governance, philanthropy and the non-profi t sector, politi cs of knowledge producti on.

Joel 2006. GIA. Ph.D. St. Antony’s College – Oxford (1987), inter- Peters nati onal relati ons. Professor. Confl ict resoluti on, post-confl ict peace-building, Israeli-Palesti nian peace process, regional cooperati on, regional security.

20 school of public & internati onal aff airs - report for 2014-2015 1994. CPAP. Ph.D. University of California at Berkeley (1986), Joseph jurisprudence and social policy. Associate Professor. Public and Rees private sector self-regulati on, organizati on culture, social policy, and ethics.

faculty

2006. CPAP. Ph.D. University of Virginia (2005), politi cal Sci- Patrick ence. Associate Professor. Public policy, public organizati ons, Roberts federal agencies.

1991. GIA. Ph.D. UC-Santa Barbara (1977), sociology. Profes- Joyce sor. Democrati c governance especially in civil society; criti cal Rothschild organizati onal theory especially alternati ves to bureaucracy and hierarchy; economic restructuring and its implicati ons for democracy and social equity.

2010. UAP. Ph.D. Georgia Tech (1996), city planning. Professor. Tom Transportati on, land use, residenti al locati on behavior, and questi ons of social equity in planning; geographic informati on Sanchez systems.

1989. UAP. Ph.D. University of Virginia (1985), government. Max Professor, and Director, Insti tute for Policy and Governance. Stephenson Public administrati on, policy implementati on, non-profi t organi- zati ons and management.

1989. (Ó Tuathail, Gearóid) GIA. Ph.D. Syracuse (1989), politi - Gerard cal geography. Professor. Politi cal geography, criti cal geopoli- Toal ti cs, globalizati on theories, global confl icts, post-war recon- structi on, discourse analysis, global governance, social theory, post-Communist states, nati onalism, demographic change, Europe, Bosnia-Herzegovina, northern Caucasus, economic geography.

school of public & internati onal aff airs - report for 2014-2015 21 Kris 2006. UAP. Ph.D. Cornell University (1991), city and regional Wernstedt planning. Associate Professor and Co-chair, UAP. Environmen- tal planning, urban development, hazardous waste, water resources, hazards, GIS, spati al analysis. faculty Diane 1995. UAP. Ph.D. SUNY-Syracuse (1986), land use planning. Zahm Associate Professor and Co-chair, UAP. Land use planning, comprehensive planning, neighborhood revitalizati on, crime preventi on.

Yang 2008. UAP. Ph.D. Texas A&M University (2006), urban and Zhang regional studies. Assistant Professor. Env ironmental planning; environmental science; research methods; fundamentals of GIS; advanced GIS applicati ons; land use planning; planning methods; applied planning.

22 school of public & internati onal aff airs - report for 2014-2015 Honors and Awards

honors & awards awards Hatf ield Scholar Award Diversity Recogniti on Award Mark O. Hatf ield School of Government College of Architecture and Urban Studies Portland State University Virginia Tech Matthew October 2014 Spring 2015 Brian Dull Cook

Adam Eckerd Certi fi cate of Appreciati on Excellence in Outreach Award Transportati on Research Board College of Architecture and of the Nati onal Academies Urban Studies January 2015 Virginia Tech Spring 2015 Ralph Hall Excellence in Graduate Student Advising Best Dissertati on Advisor College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences Virginia Tech Virginia Tech Spring 2015 April 2015 Best Book Award- Honorable Menti on Top Reviewer Sonia Hirt Urban Aff airs Associati on Public-Nonprofi t Secti on April 2015 Academy of Management August, 2015 Karen Hult

Career Achievement Award Charles A. McCoy Career Achievement Award College of Architecture and American Politi cal Science Associati on Urban Studies August 2014 Virgnia Tech Timothy Spring 2015 Luke Ted Koebel

Best Poster Award Democrati zing Technologies Conference University Certi fi cate for Teaching Excellence November 2014 Patrick Virginia Tech Yang Roberts April 2015 Zhang

school of public & internati onal aff airs - report for 2014-2015 23 Publications publications books and monographs

David Bieri Adam Eckerd Bieri, D. S. (2014). Moonlights, Eckerd, A., Campbell, H., Kim, Y. Sunspots and Frontier Finance: (in press). Rethinking Environ- The Historical Nexus between mental Justice in Sustainable Money, Credit and Urban Communities. Routledge (220 Form. Ann Arbor, MI: Political pages). Space Economy Lab. Ralph Hall Brian Cook Gudmundsson, H., R. P. Hall, Cook, B. (2014). Bureaucracy G. Marsden, and J. Zietsman.

publications - books and monographs - books publications and Self-Government, 2nd ed. (Accepted, 2015). Sustainable Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins Transportation: Indicators, University Press (296 pages). Frameworks, and Perfor- https://jhupbooks.press.jhu. mance Management. Springer. edu/content/bureaucracy-and- http://www.springer.com/us/ self-government book/9783662469231 Cook, B. (2014). Douglas Mor- gan; Brian J. Cook (Ed.), New Sonia Hirt Public Governance: A Regime Hirt, S. (2014). Zoned in the Perspective. Armonk, NY: M.E. USA: The Origins and Implica- Sharpe (378 pages). http:// tions of American Land-use www.mesharpe.com/mall/re- Regulation. Ithaca and New sultsa.asp?Title=New+Public+Governance% York, NY: Cornell University 3A+A+Regime-Centered+Perspective Press (245 pages). Hirt, S. (2014). (with D. Zahm) Maggie Cowell (Ed.), The Urban Wisdom of Cowell, M. (2014). Dealing with Jane Jacobs. London: Routledge Deindustrialization: Adap- (272 pages). Re-print of 2012 tive Resilience in American edition. Midwestern Regions. London: New York: Routledge. www. routledge.com/books/de- tails/9781138791367/

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Knox, P., J. Agnew, and L. Mc- Trish Nickel Carthy. (2014). Geography of Nickel, P.M. (In press, 2015). Cul- publications - books edited the World Economy, 6th edition, ture, Politics, and Governing: The London: Hodder. Contemporary Ascetics of Knowl- edge Production. Palgrave Macmil- Knox, P. and S. lan. Marston. (2014). Human Geog- raphy, 7th edition. New York: Pearson.

Knox, P. (In press). London: Ar- chitecture, Building, and Social Change. London: Merrell.

books edited

Anne Khademian Joel Peters Bieri, A. and A. Khademian (eds.), Distressed Peters, J. (with D. Newman, co- Cities and Social Possibilities: Dialogue as editors). (Forthcoming, 2015). The Method and Discovery. 110 Cherry Street Routledge Handbook on the Israeli- Suite 3-1 Burlington VT 05401-3818: Palestinian Conflict (Routledge, Ashgate Publishing Company. http://www. 2013) – (re)published in paperback. ashgate.com/default.aspx Joyce Rothschild Paul Knox Rothschild, J. (In press, 2016). In J. Roths- Knox, P. (ed.). (2014). Atlas of Cit- child (ed.), Toward a Cooperative Economy ies. Princeton University Press. and Democracy 2.0, (150pp). Wiley Black- well Publishers.

Tim Luke Max Stephenson Luke, T. (2014). In B. Agger and Stephenson, M. and A. S. Tate (eds.). T. W. Luke (eds.), Guns, Violence, (2015). Arts and Community Change: and Public Life. Boulder, CO: Exploring Cultural Development Poli- Paradigm Publishers. cies, Practices and Dilemmas. Oxford UK: Routledge Publishers.

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Ariel Ahram Maggie Cowell Ahram, A. and B. Daniel. (In press). In G. Cowell, M. and H. Mayer. (in press). “An- Mattox and S. Grenier (eds.), Jordan and choring a Federal Agency in a Washing- the United Arab Emirates: Arab Partners in ton, D.C. Community: The Department of Afghanistan. Stanford Univ. Press. Homeland Security and St. Elizabeths.” In D. Hyra and S. Prince (eds.), Capital Dilemma. London: Routledge. David Bieri Bieri, D. S. (2015). “Financial Stability Cowell, M. and J. Provo. (2014). “Reshor- Rearticulated: Institutional Reform, Post- ing and the ‘Manufacturing Moment’.” In J. Crisis Governance, and the New Regula- Bryson, J. Clark, and V. Vanchan (eds.), The tory Landscape in the United States.” In P. Handbook of Manufacturing Industries in

publications - book chapters publications Iglesias-Rodrígues (ed.), Building Responsive the World Economy. Edward Elgar. and Responsible Regulators in the After- Mayer, H. and M. Cowell. (2014). “Capital

math of the Financial Crisis (pp. 215–232). Cities as Knowledge Hubs: The economic Cambridge, UK: Intersentia Publishers. geography of homeland security contract- Bieri, D. S. (2014). “Housing Affordability.” In ing.” In B. DeRudder (ed.), Hub cities in the A. C. Michalos (ed.), Encyclopedia of Quality knowledge economy. Ashgate. of Life and Well-Being Research (pp. 2971– 2975). Dordrecht, Netherlands: Springer. Sonia Hirt Hirt, S. and A. Slaev. (In press). “Informal Ralph Buehler Settlements and Public Policies in Bulgaria Buehler, R. and J. Stowe. (In press). “Cycling during the Post-socialist Period.” In J. Bolay, in Washington, DC.” In D. Hyra (ed.), Book J. Chenal, and Y. Pedrazzini (eds.), Learning on Washington, DC. from the Slums. Heidelberg: Springer. Hirt, S. and K. A. (2014). “Suburbia in Three Brian Cook Acts: The East European Story.” In M. Eck- ers, P. Hammel, and R. Keil (eds.), Suburban Cook, B. (In press, 2015). “Woodrow Wil- Governance: A Global View (pp. 177-197). son.” In M. Dubnick and D. Bearfield (eds.), Encyclopedia of Public Administration and Toronto: University of Toronto Press. Public Policy, 3rd ed (7 pp). New York, NY: Stanilov, K. and S. Hirt. (2014). “Sprawling Taylor & Francis. Sofia: Post-socialist Suburban Growth in the Bulgarian Capital.” In K. Stanilov and L. Cook, B. (2014). “Regime Leadership for Sykora (eds.), Confronting Suburbanization: Public Servants.” In New Public Gover- Urban Decentralization in Post-socialist nance: A Regime Perspective (pp. 197-208). Europe (pp. 163-191). Malden and Oxford: Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe. http://www. Wiley-Blackwell. mesharpe.com/mall/resultsa.asp?Title=N ew+Public+Governance%3A+A+Regime- Centered+Perspective

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Karen Hult Knox, P. (2014). “The Creative City.” In P. L. Knox (ed.), Atlas of Cities. New York: Princ- Hult, K. (forthcoming 2015). In J. Humphreys

eton University Press, pp. 196-209, 2014. publications - book chapters (ed.), Organizational Governance and Poli- tics. Academy of Management. Knox, P. L. (In press, 2015). “Built environ- ments.” In D. Richardson (ed.), The Wiley- AAG International Encyclopedia of Geogra- Laura Jensen phy: People, the Earth, Environment, and Jensen, L. (2015). “Social Provision be- Technology. New York: Wiley. fore the Twentieth Century.” In D. Béland, C. Howard, and K. J. Morgan (eds.), The Wei, F. and P. Knox. (In press). “The Pied- Oxford Handbook of Social Policy in the mont.” In J. Nijman (ed.). North American United States (pp. 29 pages). New York, NY: Suburbanism. University of Toronto Press. Oxford University Press. Tim Luke Sara Jordan Luke, T. (2015). “Sustainable Business: A Jordan, S. (in press). In C. Olds (ed.), Critique of Corporate Social Responsibility Research Ethics and Integrity in Political Sci- Policies and Practices.” In M. Redclift and ence Research Design. D. Springett (eds.), The Routledge Hand- book of Sustainable Development (pp. 30). Jordan, S. (in press). “Mobilizing Democracy London: Routledge. in Post-Colonial Africa: The Case for Democ- racy in the Work of Kwame Nkrumah.” In H. Luke, T. (2014). “Environmental Political Bashir, P. Gray, and H. bin Jehangir (eds.), Theory.” In M. T. Gibbons (eds.), The Ency- Global Citizenship and Multiculturalism. clopedia of Political Thought (pp. 1096- Rowman & Littlefield. 103). New York, NY: John Wiley & Sons. Luke, T. (2014). “Gunplay and Govern- Anne Khademian mentality: Sovereignty, subjectivity, and Khademian, A. and F. Sharif. (2015). “De- Shootings in the United States.” In B. Agger veloping Effective Relations with Legisla- and T. W. Luke (eds.), Gun Violence and tors.” In J. Perry and R. Christensen (eds.), Public Life (pp. 26). Boulder, CO: Paradigm Handbook of Public Administration. San Publishers. Francisco, CA: Wiley/Jossey Bass. Luke, T. (2014). “Stultifying Politics Today: The ‘Natural Science Model’ in American Paul Knox Political Science - How is it Natural, Sci- ence, and a Model?” In N. Love and M. Knox, P. L. (2014). “Introduction.” In P. L. Mattern (eds.), Studying Politics Today: Knox (ed.), Atlas of Cities. New York: Princ- Critical Approaches to Political Science (pp. eton University Press, pp. 10-15. 37-56). New York, NY: Routledge.

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Shalini Misra Stephenson, M. (2015). “Exploring the Misra, S. and C. Trivedi. (In press). “Psycho- Connections among Adaptive Leadership, logical impacts of technological change.” In Facets of Imagination and Social Imaginar- A. Czopp, and A. Blume (eds), Social Issues ies.” Reprinted in C. Dumas and R. Beinecke, in Living Color: Challenges and Solutions (eds.), Change Leadership. Thousand Oaks, from the Perspective of Ethnic Minority CA: Sage Publications, Reprinted 2015. Psychology. Praeger. Stephenson, M. and L. Zanotti. (2014). “Ex- ploring the Roles of NGOs as Promoters of Peace: The Case of the Community Founda- Joel Peters tion for Northern Ireland.” In Y. Stivachtis

publications - articles publications Peters, J. and R. Pinfold. (In press). “Israel and C. Price (eds.), Issues in International and the World.” In G. Dachs (ed.), Lander- Politics, Economy and Governance (1st ed., bericht Israel. Bonn: Bundeszentrale fur pp. 330, chapter 16, pp. 251-274.). Athens: politische Bildung. Athens Institute for Education and Research. www.atiner.gr Patrick Roberts Roberts, P. (2014). “How Well Will the Inter- Susan Sterett national Atomic Energy Agency Be Able To Sterett, S. (In press). “What is Law and Soci- Safeguard More Nuclear Materials in More ety: Definitional Disputes.” In A. Sarat and States.” In H. Sokolski (ed.), Moving Beyond P. Ewick (eds.), Wiley Handbook of Law and Pretense: Nuclear Power and Nonprolif- Society (pp. 20). Wiley-Blackwell. eration (pp. 265-302). Carlisle, PA: United States Army War College. Gerard Toal Toal, G. (In press). “War and a Herzegovin- Joyce Rothschild ian Town: Mostar’s Unbridged Divisions.” Rothschild, J. and K. Chen. (In press, 2015). London: Routlege. “Avoiding Bureaucratization and Mission Drift.” In J. Grotz and D. Horten Smith (eds.), Palgrave Handbook of Volunteer Organiza- Yang Zhang tions, Civic Participation and Non-Profit Zhang, Y. and W. Drake. (Forthcoming). Associations. Palgrave Publ. “Housing Recovery after the 2008 Wench- uan Earthquake in China.” In A. Sapat and A.-M. Esnard (eds.), Post-Disaster Housing, Max Stephenson New York: CRC Press. Stephenson, M. (In press, 2015). “The The- ory and Practice of International Humanitar- Zhang, Y.and W. Drake. (Forthcoming). ian Relief Coordination,” In R. Biermann and “Housing Recovery after Disasters.” In S. Van J. Koops (eds.), Palgrave Handbook on Inter- Zandt, and W. G. Peacock (eds.), Handbook Organizational Relations in World Politics. of Planning for Disaster Resilience, New London: Palgrave MacMillan Publishers. York: Routledge.

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Ariel Ahram Buehler, R., W. Jung, and A. Hamre. (2015).“Planning for Sustainable Transport Ahram, A. (In press). “Pro-government

in Germany and the U.S.: A comparison of publications - articles militias, regimes, and the repertoires of the Washington, DC and Stuttgart Regions.” violence devolution,” Studies in Conflict and International Planning Studies. Terrorism. Buehler, R. (2015). “Daily Travel and CO2 Ahram, A. (In press). “Sexual Violence and Emissions from Passenger Transport: A the Making of ISIS,” Survival. Comparison of Germany and the United Ahram, A. (In press). “Development, Coun- States.” Transportation Research Record. terinsurgency, and the Destruction of the Buehler, R. and A. Hamre. (2014). “The Iraqi Marshes,” International Journal of Multimodal Majority? Walking, Cycling, and Middle Eastern Studies. Public Transportation Use Among American Ahram, A. (2014). “The Role of State-Spon- Car Users,” Transportation. sored Militias in Genocide,” Terrorism & Hamre, A. and R. Buehler. (2014). “Commut- Political Violence. er Mode Choice and Free Car Parking, Public Transportation Benefits, Showers/Lockers, David Bieri and Bike Parking at Work: Evidence from the Norton, R. K. and D. S. Bieri. (2014). “Plan- Washington, DC Region,” Journal of Public ning, Law and, Property Rights: A U.S.- Transportation. European Cross-National Contemplation,” Hamre, A. and R. Buehler. (2014). “The International Planning Studies, 19(3-4): pp. Shared Benefits of Capital Bikeshare: 379-397. Economic Impacts in Five Washington DC Neighborhoods,” Carolina Planning Journal. Ralph Buehler Buehler, R. and A. Hamre. (In press). “Busi- Maggie Cowell ness and Bikeshare User Perceptions of the Cowell, M. and J. Provo. (2015). “Reshoring Economic Benefits of Capital Bikeshare.” and Manufacturing... Myth or Movement?,” Transportation Research Record. Regions, Journal of the Regional Studies As- Buehler, R. and A. Hamre. (In press). “An sociation, 297(1): pp. 12-14. Examination of Recent Trends in Multimodal Travel Behavior Among American Motor- Giselle Datz ists,” International Journal of Sustainable Datz, G. (2014). “Varieties of Power in Latin Transport. American Pension Finance: Pension Fund Buehler, R. (2015). “Germany’s Green City: Capitalism, Developmentalism and Statism,” A Journey Towards Sustainable Transport Government and Opposition, 49(3): pp. Planning,” CURB Magazine, 5(3): pp. 12-13. 483-510.

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Matt Dull Bryce, J. M., G. Flintsch, and R. Hall. (2014). “A multi criteria decision analysis technique Snider, K., M. Dull, and A. Eckerd. (In press). “Does the Program Manager Matter? for including environmental impacts in Evidence from Major Defense Acquisition sustainable infrastructure management Outcomes.” business practices,” Transportation Re- search Part D: Transport and Environment, 32(October 2014): pp. 435-445. http:// Adam Eckerd www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/ Snider, K., M. Dull and A. Eckerd. (In press). S1361920914001205 “Does the Program Manager Matter? Seiss, M., E. A. Vance, and R. P. Hall. (2014). Evidence from Major Defense Acquisition publications - articles publications “The Importance of Cleaning Data During Outcomes.” Fieldwork: Evidence from Mozambique,”

Eckerd, A. (In press). “Citizen Language and Survey Practice, 7(4). http://surveyprac- Administrative Response: Participation in tice.org/index.php/SurveyPractice/article/ Environmental Impact Assessment,” Admin- view/243/html_9 istration & Society. Hall, R. P., (2014). “Teaching Using Google Eckerd, A. (2015). “Policy alternatives in Glass and Apps: Creating a platform to en- adaptive communities: Simulating the envi- able the fluid and continuous exchange of ronmental justice consequences of hazard- ideas and information,” Journal of Interac- ous site remediation strategies,” Review of tive Technology and Pedagogy. http://jitp. Policy Research, 30(3), 281-301. commons.gc.cuny.edu/teaching-using- Eckerd, A. (2015). “Risk Management and google-glass-and-apps/ Risk Avoidance in Agency Decision Making,” Public Administration Review, 74(5): pp. 616-629. Steve Hankey Eckerd, A. and R. L. Heidelberg. (2015). Hankey, S., G. Lindsey, and J. D. Marshall. “Public Incentives, Market Motivations, and (2015). “Day-of-Year Scaling Factors and Contaminated Properties: New Public Man- Design Considerations for Nonmotorized agement and Brownfield Liability Reform,” Traffic Monitoring,” Transportation Re- Public Administration Review, 75(2): pp. search Record: Journal of the Transportation 252-261. Research Board, 2468: pp. 64-73. Impact Factor (IF): 0.56. Ralph Hall Hankey, S., K. Sullivan, A. Kinnick, A. Koskey, Hall, R. P., E. A. Vance and E. Van Houwel- K. Grande, J. H. Davidson, and J. D. Mar- ing. (2014). “The Productive Use of Rural shall. (2015). “Using objective measures of Piped Water in Senegal,” Water Alterna- stove use and indoor air quality to evaluate tives, 7(3): pp. 480-498. http://www. a cookstove intervention in rural Uganda,” water-alternatives.org/index.php/volume7/ Energy for Sustainable Development, 25: pp. v7issue3-1/260-a7-3-3/file 67-74. IF: 2.4.

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Dekonink, L., D. Botteldooren, L. Int Panis, S. Implementation Among North-American To- Hankey, G. Jain, S. Karthi, and J. D. Mar- bacco Cessation Quitlines,” American Journal shall. (2014). “Applicability of a noise-based of Public Health. publications - articles model to estimate in-traffic exposure to Provan, K. G. and R. Lemaire. (In press). black carbon and particle number concen- “Positional Embeddedness in a Community trations in different cultures,” Environment Source Software Development Network: The International, 74: pp. 89-98. IF: 6.0. Importance of Relationship Intensity,” R&D Management. Sonia Hirt Hirt, S. (In press). “The Rules of Residential Tim Luke Segregation: US Housing Taxonomies and Luke, T. (2014). “The Climate Change Imagi- Their Precedents,” Planning Perspectives. nary. Current Sociology.” doi: 10.1177/00113921145556593 Karen Hult Luke, T. (2014). “Urbanism as Cyborganicity: Hult, K. and D. B. Cohen. (Accepted, 2015). Tracking the Materialities of the Anthropo- “White House Evolution and Institution- cene,” New Geographies: Grounding Urban alization: The Office of Chief of Staff since Metabolism. Reagan,” Presidential Studies Quarterly. Shalini Misra Laura Jensen Misra, S., L. Cheng, J. Genevie, and M. Yuan. Hundley, M., E. S. Brock, and L. Jensen. (In (2014). “The iPhone effect: The quality of press). “Fiduciary Responsibilities to Whom? in-person social interactions in the pres- Federal Grant Recipients’ Perception of the ence of mobile technologies,” Environment Public Interest,” Journal of Public Budgeting, and Behavior. Available online since July 1, Accounting and Financial Management. 2014: http://eab.sagepub.com/content/ear- ly/2014/05/31/0013916514539755.abstract Trivedi, C. and S. Misra. (2015). “Relevance Paul Knox of systems thinking and scientific holism to Knox, P. (2014). “Sir Peter Hall, 1932–2014: social entrepreneurship,” Journal of Entrepre- ‘Seize the hour and the day,’” (Obituary), neurship, 24(1): pp. 37-62. Urban Geography, 35(8): pp. 1107-1110. Knox, P. and F. Wei. (In press). “Neighbor- hood Change, Spatial Transformation and Job Trish Nickel Accessibility,” Environment and Planning A. Nickel, P. M. and A. M. Eikenberry. (2015). “Knowing and Governing: The Mapping of the Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector as State- Robin Lemaire craft,” VOLUNTAS: International Journal of Mercken, L., J. Saul, T. Valente, R. H. Lemaire, Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations. (DOI) and S. J. Leischow. (In press). “The Co-evo- 10.1007/s11266-015-9552-8. lution of Information Sharing and Practice

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Joel Peters ship and Survival: Development and Higher Education in Rural Haiti.” Voluntas. Peters, J. and R. Pinfold. (In press). “Israel’s New Government,” Mediterranean Politics. Schweitzer, L. and M. Stephenson. (In press). “Planning Development and the Environmen- tal Media:C Case Study of Mediatization and Patrick Roberts Mass Audiences.” Journal of Planning Educa- Roberts, P. and R. P. Saldin. (In press). “On tion and Research. http://jpe.sagepub.com/ a Need Not to Know Basis: Why Presidents Zanotti, L. and M. Stephenson. (2015). Sometimes Do Not Use Intelligence Infor- “Biopolitical and disciplinary Peacebuilding: mation,” Political Science Quarterly. Sport, reforming bodies and rebuilding soci- publications - articles publications Roberts, P. (2014). “The Forgotten Lessons eties.” International Peacekeeping, 22(2): pp.

of Civil Defense for the Homeland Security 186-201. www.tandfonline.com/loi/finp20 Era,” Journal of Policy History / Cambridge Stephenson, M. (2015). “When Empathy University Press, 26(3): pp. 345-383. jour- Withers.” Spectra, 3(2). spectrajournal.org/ nals.cambridge.org/repo_A921ZNcX article/view/134/145 Barry-Murphy, E. and M. Stephenson. (2014). Joyce Rothschild “Engaging IDP’s in Sri Lanka: A Buddhist Rothschild, J. (Accepted, 2016). “The Logic Appproach.” Forced Migration Review, 48 and Structure of a Cooperative Economy,” (November): pp. 59-60. www.fmreview.org/ The Sociological Quarterly, 57:1. faith Stephenson, M. (Reprinted). “Making hu- Tom Sanchez manitarian relief networks more effective: Sanchez, T. (2015). “Vidimos ‘akademi- operational coordination, trust and sense cheskikh issledovaniy po gradostroitel’ stvu making,” International Bureau for Humani- i budushchee vebometriki MGSU,” Moscow tarian NGOS, http://www.humanitarianibh. State University, 2015(3): pp. 119-137. net/english/article/Making%20humanitar- ian%20relief%20networks%20more%20effec- Sanchez, T. (2015). “Where Has Housing tive.htm Policy Debate Been?,” Housing Policy Debate, 25(2): pp. 1-7. Susan Sterett Sanchez, T. (2014). “Learning about E-Plan- ning: The Results of a Massive Open Online Sterett, S. (in press). “Care and Surveillance in Course Experiment” International Journal of Disaster Assistance,” Studies in Law, Politics E-Planning Research, 3(3): pp. 53-76. and Society, 20. Sterett, S. (2015). “Disaster, Displacement and Casework: Uncertainty and Assistance Max Stephenson after Hurricane Katrina,” Law and Policy, Zanotti, L., M. Stephenson, and N. McGehee. 37(1-2): pp. 61-92. (In press). “International Aid, Local Owner-

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O’Loughlin, J., V. Kolossov, and G. Toal. Zhang, Y., W. Drake, Y. Xiao, R. Olshansky, L. (2015). “Inside the post-Soviet de facto Johnson, and Y. Song. (In press). “Disaster publications - articles / other publications states: a comparison of attitudes in Abkhazia, Recovery Planning after Two Catastrophes: Nagorny Karabakh, South Ossetia, and Trans- The 1976 Tangshan Earthquake and the nistria,” Eurasian Geography and Economics, 2008 Wenchuan Earthquake,” International 55(5): p. 36. http://www.tandfonline.com/ Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters doi/full/10.1080/15387216.2015.1012644 (IJMED), www.ijmed.org/ Toal, G., J. O’Loughlin, M. Ward, and K. Zhang, Y., C. Zhang, W. Drake, and R. Ol- Baake. (2014). “Convincing State-Builders? shansky. (2014). “Planning and Recovery Disaggregating Internal Legitimacy in Abkha- Following the Great 1976 Tangshan Earth- zia,” International Studies Quarterly, 58(3): quake,” Journal of Planning History. DOI: pp. 591-607. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/ 10.1177/1538513214549435, jph.sagepub. doi/10.1111/isqu.12110/abstract com/ Toal, G. and A. Maksic. (2014). “Serbs, You Chandrasekhar, D., Y. Zhang, and Y. Xiao. are Allowed to be Serbs: Radovan Karadžić (2015). “Non-traditional Participation in Di- and the 1990 Election Campaign in Bosnia- saster Recovery Planning: Cases from China, Herzegovina,” Ethnopolitics, 13(3): pp. 267- India, and the U.S,” Journal of American Plan- 287. http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/1 ning Association (JAPA), 80(4): pp. 373-384, 0.1080/17449057.2013.860305?journalCod DOI: 10.1080/01944363.2014.989399, www. e=reno20 planning.org/japa/ Peacock, W. G., S. Van Zanht, Y. Zhang, Kris Wernstedt and W. Highfield. (2015). “Inequities in Wernstedt, K. and P. Murray-Tuite. (2014). long-term housing recovery after disas- “The Dynamic Nature of Risk Perceptions ters,” Journal of American Planning As- after a Fatal Transit Accident,” Risk Analysis, sociation (JAPA), 80(4): pp. 356-371, DOI: 35(3): pp. 536-552. 10.1080/01944363.2014.980440. www. planning.org/japa/ other publications

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Ahram, A. (2014). “The Strange Death of Ralph Buehler Liberal Zionism,” Duck of Minerva. http:// Buehler, R. and J. Pucher. (2015). Reprint www.whiteoliphaunt.com/duckofminer- of English language article in Portuguese, va/2014/10/the-strange-death-of-liberal- Bicicleta Irresistivel (1st ed., vol. 7, pp. 60- zionism.html 71). Belo Horizonte: Piseagrama. Ahram, A. and F. Wehrey. (2014). The Buehler, R. and A. Hamre. (2014). “Bike- National Guard in Iraq: A Risky Strategy to Transit Integration,” Encyclopedia of Trans- Combat the Islamic State. Carnegie En- portation Social Science and Policy. SAGE dowment for International Peace. http:// References. carnegieendowment.org/2014/09/23/ national-guard-in-iraq-risky-strategy-to- Buehler, R. (2014). “Ridership of Public Trans- combat-islamic-state/hppn portation,” Encyclopedia of Transportation Social Science and Policy. SAGE References. Ahram, A. (2014). “Sexual and Ethnic Vio-

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presentations Ariel Ahram be Saved?” Invited. (April 21). presentations Ahram, A. and G. Datz. (2014). Annual Bieri, D. S. (2015. Keynote). GFURR Semi- Conference, American Political Science nar, Global Forum on Urban and Regional Association, American Political Science As- Resilience, Blacksburg, VA, “The Inherent sociation, Washington DC, “Swimming with Hierarchy of Money and its Relationship to Black Swans: the Role of Outliers in Theory the Urban System.” Invited. (March 26). Development.” (August 20). Bieri, D. S. (2014. Keynote). University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, “Retheorizing the David Bieri Urbanization of Capital: 200 Years of Evi- Bieri, D. S. (2015). AAG Annual Meetings, dence from Detroit.” Invited. (October 10). Association of the American Geographers, Chicago, IL, “Hamlet without the Prince? Ralph Buehler Economic Geographies of Money and Fi- Buehler, R. and A. Hamre. (2014). Annual nance without Monetary Theory.” (April 24). Meeting Association of Collegiate Schools of Bieri, D. S. (2015). SOS Annual Meeting, Planning, Association of Collegiate Schools Society of Socio-Economics, Washington, of Planning, Philadelphia, PA, “A Multi- DC, “The Treatment of Money in Regional modal Majority? Driving, Cycling, Walking, Economics.” Invited. (January 5). and Public Transport Use Among American Bieri, D. S. and P. V. Schaeffer. (Co-presenter) Adults.” (November). (2014). RSAI Annual Meetings, North Ameri- Buehler, R. and A. Hamre. (2014). Annual can Regional Science International, Wash- Meeting Association of Collegiate Schools of ington, DC, “The Treatment of Money in Planning, Association of Collegiate Schools Regional Science Revisited.” (November 12). of Planning, Philadelphia, PA, “Commuter Bieri, D. S. (2014). Ridenour Faculty Fellow- Mode Choice and Free Car Parking, Public ship Conference, School of Public and In- Transportation Benefits, Showers/Lockers, ternational Affairs, Virginia Tech, Arlington, and Bike Parking at Work: Evidence from the VA, “Conceptualizing Financial Resilience.” Washington, DC Region.” (November). Invited. (October 24). Buehler, R., T. Kuhnimhof, and A. Bauman. Bieri, D. S. (2014). International Post (2015). ACSM TRB Conference: Moving Ac- Keynesian Conference, University of Mis- tive Travel to Higher Ground, Transportation souri, Kansas City, MO, “The Non-Neutrality Research Board, Washington, DC, “Assessing of Money and its Spatial Consequences.” Physical Activity from Active Travel using (September 23). Panel Data.” (April). Bieri, D. S. (2015. Panel). AAG Annual Meet- Buehler, R. and A. Hamre (Co-presenter). ings, Association of American Geographers, (2015). 94th Transportation Research Board Chicago, IL, “Can the Concept of Resilience Annual Meeting, Transportation Research

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Board, Washington, DC, “Business and Transport Sustainable.” Invited. (October). Bikeshare User Perceptions of the Economic Benefits of Capital Bikeshare.” (January). Brian Cook Buehler, R. and A. Hamre (Co-presenter, Cook, B. and D. Stoneking (Presenter). Poster). (2015). 94th Transportation Re- (2015). ASPA National Conference, American search Board Annual Meeting, Transpor- Society for Public Administration, Chicago, tation Research Board, Washington, DC, IL, “Transparency and Secrecy in Environ- “Using NHTS 2001 and 2009 to Analyze mental Protection: A Comparative Analysis presentations Intrapersonal Variability in Travel Behavior.” of the Design of Agent Discretion in the

(January). Trade Secret Provisions of State Hydraulic Buehler, R. (2014. Workshop). Develop- Fracturing Regulation.” (March 7). ment, and Forme Urbaine: Washington et Cook, B. (2014. Keynote). Hatfield Scholar Paris, University of Maryland, Washington, Award Luncheon, Mark O. Hatfield School DC, “Comments and Thoughts on Bikeshare of Government, Portland State Univeristy, and Public Transport.” Invited. (December). Portland, OR, “Thinking Constitutionally About Buehler, R. and J. Pucher. (2014. Workshop). Public Administration.” Invited. (November 20). Transforming Urban Transport, Harvard Uni- versity, Boston, MA, “Sustainable Transport Maggie Cowell in Large European Cities.” Invited. (October). Zhang, Y., W. Drake, W., Y. Li, C. Zobel, and Buehler, R. and J. Stowe. (2014. Workshop). M. Cowell. (In press). Fostering Community Workshop on Growth and Equity, American Resilience through Adaptive Learning in a University, Washington, DC. Invited. (October). Social Media Age: Municipal Twitter Use in Buehler, R. (2015. Keynote). Comparing New Jersey following Hurricane Sandy. Apples and Oranges? A Colloquium on Cowell, M. (Author Only). (2015). Urban Af- International Comparative Urban Research, fairs Association, Miami, FL, “Resilience and University of Stuttgart/German Fedeal Mimetic Behavior: Economic Visions in the Ministry of Transport, Stuttgart, Germany Great Recession.” (April 10). (participated remotely), “Lessons from 10 Years of Comparative Research in Transport Cowell, M. (Author Only). (2014). Associa- Policy and Travel Behavior in North America tion of Collegiate Schools of Planning, ACSP, and Western Europe.” Invited. (January). Philadelphia, “Homogenized Diversity: Economic Visions in the Great Recession.” Buehler, R. (2015. Keynote). Bloustein (November 1). School, Rutgers University, “Making Urban Transport Sustainable: International Com- Cowell, M. (2014. Panel). Ridenour Faculty parison and Lessons for the USA.” Invited. Fellowship Conference (RFFC) on Resilience, (January). Virginia Tech, Arlington, VA, “Research Fron- tiers of Disaster Resilience: Adaptive Learn- Buehler, R. (2014. Keynote). Johns Hopkins ing and Social Media.” (October 23). University, Washington, DC, “Making Urban

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Cowell, M. (Author Only). (2014. Panel). Datz, G. (2014. Panel), Annual Conference, Workshop on Building Resilient Cities, Glob- Pensions and Capital Stewardship Project,

al Forum on Urban and Regional Resilience Harvard Law School, Boston, MA, “Long- presentations (VT), Arlington, VA, “Economic Restructuring term Investment in Developing Countries: and the Art of Adaptive Resilience.” Invited. An Oxymoron? Case Study – Brazil.” Invited. (May 15). (May 7). Cowell, M. (Presenter) and H. Mayer, H. Datz, G. (2015). Foreign Area Officer (FAO) (Author Only). (2014). Capital Dilemma, Program for Latin America of the Naval Woodrow Wilson Center, American Univer- Postgraduate School, Arlington, Naval Post- sity, Washington, DC, “Anchoring a Federal Graduate School, Arlington, VA, “Brazil: Agency in Washington DC Community: The Rise, Resilience, Relapse.” Invited. (March). Department of Homeland Security and St. Datz, G. (2014). Ridenour Faculty Fellow- Elizabeths.” Invited. (October 5). ship Conference, School of Public and International Affairs, SPIA, Washington, DC, Giselle Datz “Financial Resilience in Emerging Markets.” Datz, G. (2014). Annual Conference of the Invited. (October). American Political Science Association, Washington, DC, “Beyond Welfare: Pension Matt Dull Funds and Capital Market Development in Dull, M. (Author Only), F. S. Sharif, (Pre- Latin America.” (August). senter), and B. Offenbacker (Author Only). Datz, G. (2014. Keynote), Núcleo de Estudos (2013). Conference of the Association for em Mercados e Investimentos (Center for Public Policy Analysis and Management (AP- the Study of Markets and Investments) PAM), Association for Public Policy Analysis at FGV Law School, São Paulo, São Paulo, and Management, Washington, DC, “Num- Brazil, “Fundos de Pensão e Mercados de ber as Narrative:The Social Construction of Capitais no Brasil (Pension Funds and Capi- Community Indicators.” (November 8). tal Markets in Brazil).” Invited. (August). Dull, M. (Keynote, Presenter). American Ahram, A. and G. Datz, G. (2014). Annual University Department of Public Administra- Conference, American Political Science tion and Policy Research Seminar, American Association, American Political Science As- University, Washington, DC, “Who Isn’t Run- sociation, Washington DC, “Swimming with ning Government: Appointee Vacancies in Black Swans: the Role of Outliers in Theory American Government, 1989-2009.” Invited. Development.” (August 20).

Datz, G. (2014). Latin American Studies Adam Eckerd Association, Chicago, “Pensions and Capital Eckerd, A. (Presenter), M. Cowell (Co- Market Development in Latin America: presenter), and H. Smart (Co-presenter). Unfulfilled Promise, Unrealistic Goal, and (2015). Metropolitan Institute Research Unconventional Paths.” (May).

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in Progress Talk, Metropolitan Institute, Hall, R. P. (2014). International Initiative for Alexandria, VA, “A Vino, Bellum: The clash of Impact Evaluation (3ie), Manila, Philippines, state policy, local interests, and the com- “Impact Evaluation of the MCC-Funded modification of rural America in Virginia Rural Water Supply Program in Nampula, Wine Count.” Invited. (March 4). Mozambique.” (September 4). Eckerd, A. (Presenter), L. Bulka (Co-present- Hall, R. P. (2014). Sustainable and Resilient er), and A. Desai (Co-presenter). (2015). Infrastructure Workshop, New York, “Teach- Metropolitan Institute Research in Progress ing Sustainable Development/Transporta- presentations Talk, Metropolitan Institute, Alexandria, VA, tion in Institutions of Higher Education.”

“Big Data and the Abductive Turn in Policy Invited. (June 18). Analysis.” Invited. (February 3). Hall, R. P. (2014). International E-Discussion Eckerd, A., H. Campbell, and Y. Kim. (2014). on Multiple Use Services (MUS). Rural Wa- Association for Public Policy Analysis and ter Supply Network (RWSN). Invited. (May Management Conference, Albuquerque, 22). (https://dgroups.org/RWSN/selfsupply/ NM, “Residential Mobility and Environmen- mus). tal Justice: Insights from Agent-Based Model Hall, R. (2014. Workshop), International Analysis.” (November 8). Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie), Ma- Eckerd, A. (2014. Panel). National As- nila, Philippines,”WASH Impact Evaluations: sociation of Schools of Public Affairs and Design Clinic.” Invited. (September 3). Administration Conference, Albuquerque, NM, “MPA Capstone Projects for the 21st Century.” (November 6). Steve Hankey Hankey, S. (Poster, Presenter) and J. D. Marshall. (2015). Transportation Research Ralph Hall Board, Transportation Research Board, Hall, R. P. and N. A. Ashford (Co-presenter). Washington, DC, “Exposure to Particulate (2015). Society of Socio-Economists, An- Air Pollution While Cycling.” (January 13). nual Meeting, Society of Socio-Economists Hankey, S. (Poster, Author Only), K. Sullivan, and the School of Public and International A. Kinnick, A. Koskey, K. Grande, J. H. David- Affairs, Washington, D.C., “Connecting son, and J. D. Marshall. (2014). International and Integrating Strategies for an Economic Society of Environmental Epidemiology, Transformation.” Invited. (January 6). International Society of Environmental Hall, R. P. (2014). School of Public and Epidemiology, Seattle, WA, “Using objective International Affairs (SPIA) conference on measures of stove use and indoor air quality Resilience, Arlington, VA, “Conceptualizing to evaluate a cookstove intervention in rural Resilience to Guide Research on Critical and Uganda.” (August 26). Sustainable Infrastructure Systems.” Invited. Kohl, H. W., S. Hankey (Author Only), S. (October 24). Kahlmeier, and T. Boehmer. (2015). Moving Active Transportation to Higher Ground,

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ACSM-TRB, Washington, DC, “Physical MI, “Landscapes of Postmodernity: Changes Activity and Air Quality: A Transdisciplinary in the Fabric of Central-East European Cities

Research Opportunity.” (April 13). since 1990.” Invited. (November). presentations Hankey, S. (Presenter) and G. Lindsey. Hirt, S. (2014. Keynote), Advance VT Lead- (2014). Association of Collegiate Schools of ership Lunch Series for Women Faculty: Planning, Association of Collegiate Schools The Fulbright Experience, Advance VT, of Planning, Philadelphia, PA, “Describing Blacksburg, VA, “The Fulbright Experience.” spatial patterns of non-motorized traffic.” Invited. (October). (October 30). Boehmer, T., S. Hankey (Author Only), S. Karen Hult Stone, and R. Greenwald. (2014). Interna- Hult, K. (2015). Southern Political Science tional Society of Environmental Epidemiol- Association annual meeting, “Executive Ap- ogy, International Society of Environmental pointments and Management,” SPSA, New Epidemiology, Seattle, WA, “Air pollution Orleans, LA. (January 17). and physical activity: What we need to know to inform public health decision mak- Hult, K. (Author Only), C. E. Walcott (Pre- ing.” (August 27). senter), and D. Cohen (Author Only). (2014). “Overseeing the “care and Feeding” of the Hankey, S. (Author Only), G. Lindsey, and J. President: The Office of Chief of Staff in the D. Marshall. (2014). International Society of George W. Bush White House,” American Environmental Epidemiology, International Political Science Association, APSA, annual Society of Environmental Epidemiology, meeting. Washington, D.C. (August). “Modeling spatial patterns of bicycle and pedestrian traffic to estimate exposure to Hult, K. (Presenter). (2014). “Organizational hazards.” (August 25). Governanced and Politics: Reinvigorating Ties between Organization Theory and Po- litical Science,” Midwest Political Science As- Sonia Hirt sociation, MPSA, annual meeting, Chicago, Hirt, S. (2015). Annual Conference of the IL. (April 2). Urban Affairs Association, Urban Affairs As- Hult, K. (Chair). (2014). “Executive Perfor- sociation, Miami, FL, “The Rules of Residen- tial Segregation: US Housing Taxonomies mance in Public Agencies,” Midwest Political and Their Precedents.” Invited. (April). Science Association, annual meeting, Chi- cago, IL. Invited. (April 6). Hirt, S. (2014). Annual Conference of the As- sociation of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Hult, K. (Discussant). (2014). Midwest Association of Collegiate Schools of Plan- Political Science Association, annual meet- ning, Philadelphia, “Home, Sweet Home: ing, “Distributive Politics and Presidential American Residential Zoning in Comparative Power”,” Chicago, IL. Invited. (April 6). Perspective.” (November 2014). Hult, K. (2014). “Presidential Unilateralism Hirt, S. (2014. Keynote). A. Taubman Lecture and the Administrative Presidency in the Series, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Obama Administration,” Southern Political

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Science Association, SPSA, annual meeting, Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Con- Orlando. Invited. (January). ference, Philadelphia. Hult, K. (2014). Panelist). Southern Political Science Association, annual meeting, New Robin Lemaire Orleans, LA. Invited. (January 9). Lemaire, R., 10th Transatlantic Dialogue, Lugano, Switzerland, “The Functions of the Laura Jensen Network Executives: A Qualitative Analysis of Whole Goal-directed Network Manage- presentations Jensen, L. (2014). 10th Transatlantic Dia- logue, European Group for Public Admin- ment and Leadership.”

istration & American Society for Public Administration, Lugano, Switzerland, “The Tim Luke Twentieth-Century Administrative State and Luke, T. (2014). “Stunted Growths: Collabor- Networked Governance.” Invited. (June 5). ative Conservation, Sponsored Survival, and the Neoliberal Pretenses of Preservation in Sara Jordan Botanical Gardens,” Leaders in Conserva- Jordan, S. (2015). Society of Socio Econo- tion: Botanical Gardens and Biodiversity mists, SOS, Washington, DC, “Changing in the 21st Century, Concordia University, Courage for Prudence in Theories of Political Montreal, Quebec. (October 23). Control of the Bureaucracy: A Contribution Luke, T. (2014). “Actually Existing Sustainabi- to a Socio-Economic Paradigm in Economic lization: Developing, Designing, Deploying Studies of Public Policy and Administration.” Global Inequalities,” 2014 ASPECT Graduate (January). Conference, ASPECT Ph.D. Program, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University. Anne Khademian (March 21). Khademian, A., S. Raman, A. Eckerd, L. Luke, T. (2014). “Urbanism as Cyborganicity: Bulka, and A. Morris. (2014). Global Forum Tracking the Materialities of the Anthropo- on Urban and Regional Resilience, Arling- cene,” Graduate School of Design, Harvard ton, VA, “Living Lab and Urban Resilience.” University. (February 7). Invited. (October). Luke, T. (2014). “Freedom in the Anthropo- cene,” Freedom in the Anthropocene, The Paul Knox Platypus Affiliated Society and the College Knox, P. “Resilience” “The Architect: Time of Sustainability, Dalhousie University. to Change” Saint-Gobain Group Union of (January 30). Architects of Russia and Russian Academy of Luke, T. (2014). “Caught Between Vulgar and Architecture and Construction Sciences, St Effete Realists: Classical Realism and Critical Petersburg, Russia. Invited. (via video link) Theory in Statecraft and International Rela- Oner, C., P. Knox, and C. Gunduz, “Social tions,” University of Ottawa, University of Resilience in Aegean Cities,” Association of Ottawa. (June 20).

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Luke, T. (2014). Desire and Design: The Low Interdisciplinary Collaboration.” Manag- Carbon Self, “Caring for the Low Carbon ing Team Science Workshop, Metropolitan

Self: The Government of Self and Others Institute, Virginia Tech. (January 27). presentations in the World as a Gas Greenhouse,” Lund Misra, S. (2015). “Transdisciplinary Orienta- University, Lund University. (May 21). tion and its Relation to the Quality of Scien- Luke, T. (2014). Western Political Science tific Products.” NIH Science of Team Science Association annual meeting, “The Methods Conference, Bethesda, MD. (June 2-5). Café; Visual Culture: The Politics of Memori- als and Museums,” Seattle, WA. (April 18). Trish Nickel Luke, T. (2014). Western Political Science Nickel, P. (2014). “Haute Philanthropy: Luxu- Association annual meeting, “Visual Culture: ry, Benevolence, and Value.” Global Culture The Politics of Memorials and Museums,” and Creativity: From Design to Innovation Western Political Science Association, Se- and Enterprise? Winchester School of Art, attle, WA. (April 18). Winchester, UK. (November 6-7). Luke, T. (2014). 2014 TELOS Conference, Nickel, P. (2014. Keynote). “North Ameri- “Displacing, Dissipating, Deliberating De- can Critical Theory after Postmodernism.” mocracy: The Impoverishment of Popular Sociology Seminar Series, University of Rule Under Progressivism,” TELOS, Deutsch- Portsmouth, Portsmouth, England. (Novem- es Haus, New York. (February 15). ber 10). Luke, T. (2014). Inaugural Sydney Taylor Memorial Lecture, “Working to Attain More Joel Peters Than ‘Actually Existing Sustainability,” Aca- Peters, J. (Presenter). (2014. Workshop). The dia Political Science Students Association EU and the MENA Region, University of War- and Environmental Sustainability Studies wick, Brussels, “The MENA Region: The view Program, Acadia University. (January 28). from Washington.” Invited. (November 17). Peters, J. (Participant). (2015. Workshop). Shalini Misra “Leveraging Incentives in Pursuit of Israeli- Misra, S. (2014). Chair of a panel on “Soci- Palestinian Peace,” organized by Mitvim etal Implications of Digital Technologies.” and the United States Institute for Peace, 2014 American Psychological Association Washington D.C. (March 25). Convention, Washington, D.C. (August 7-10). Peters, J. (Participant). (2015. Workshop). Misra, S. (2014). “The iPhone effect: In- “Israeli-Turkish Relations Mitvim – GPoT person social interactions in hybrid third Center Policy Dialogue,” organized by Mit- places.” 2014 Association of Collegiate vim –The Israeli Institute for Regional For- Schools of Planning Annual Convention, eign Policies, Washington D.C. (March 23). Philadelphia, PA. (October 30-November 2). Misra, S. (2015. Keynote). “The Ecology of Team Science: Contextual Influences on

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Joe Rees Roberts, P. (2015. Panel). Strategies for Find- Rees, J. Law@Society Association Annual ing Funding, DC Initiative, Alexandria, VA, Meeting, Honolulu Hawaii, “Fukashima And “Strategies for Finding Funding.” (April 27). Nuclear Safety Regulation”, Invited. Roberts, P. (2015. Panel). Midwest Politi- Rees, J. (Presenter). Sho Sato Workshop, cal Science Association, MPSA, Chicago, IL, Japan Foundation, UC Berkeley. “Strategies for Finding Funding.” (April 18). Roberts, P. (Presenter, Panel), and Y. Zhang Patrick Roberts

presentations (Author Only). (2015). World Water Forum, Roberts, P. (Author Only) and J. Minnis-Mc- Daegu, Korea, “New Directions in Urban Clain (Presenter). (2015). Midwest Political Flood Resilience Policies in the United Science Association, MPSA, Chicago, IL, States.” Invited. (April 14). “Dread Risk versus Reality: How the Diver- Roberts, P. (2015). University of Maryland gent Fortunes of the Commercial Aviation School of Public Policy, College Park, MD, Nuclear Industries Can Inform New Technol- “Organizational Life Cycles and Innovation: ogy Industries.” (April 17). Comparing IAEA and CTBTO Responses to Wernstedt, K., P. Roberts, J. Arvai, and K. Fukushima.” Invited. (April 28). Redmond. (2014). ACSP, Philadelphia, PA, Roberts, P. (Presenter) and K. Wernstedt “Planning and Uncertainty: Disaster Planning (Author Only). (2015). Opportunities in and Emergency Management Under Climate Crises: Technogoverning Sustainable Land- Variability.” (November). scapes, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Wernstedt, K., P. Roberts, J. Arvai, and K. VA, “Barriers to the Use of Climate Forecasts Redmond. (2014). Simposio de la Asociaciόn Across Emergency Management Networks.” Internacional de Planificaciόn Urbana y (March 18). Ambiente, La Plata, Argentina, “Disaster Plan- Roberts, P. (2015). American Historical Asso- ning and Emergency Management Under ciation Annual Meeting, American Histori- Uncertain Information.” (September). cal Association, “Disasters Fast and Slow.” Roberts, P. (2014). The Global History of the (January 3). IAEA Workshop, Carnegie Corporation of Roberts, P. (2014. Poster). Democratizing New York, Stanford University, and Univer- Technologies: Assessing the Roles of NGOs sity of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, “The IAEA’s in Shaping Technological Futures Confer- Transformation From Auditor to Inspector: ence, Center for Nanotechnology in Society A Reputational Approach to Understanding at the University of California Santa Bar- Bureaucratic Power.” (September 19). bara, Santa Barbara, CA, “Organizational Life Roberts, P. (2014). ISA World Congress, Cycles and Innovation: Comparing IAEA and Sociolegal Studies and Disaster, July 15, CTBTO Responses to Fukushima.” (Novem- 2014, ISA World Congress, Yokohama, Japan, ber 14). “From Calvary to an Electronic Militia: Global Roberts, P. (2014. Poster). American Political Nuclear Disaster Response to the Fukushima Science Association Annual Meeting, Accident.” (July 15).

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APSA, Washington, DC, “The Lessons of Civil Tom Sanchez Defense for Homeland Security Federalism.” Sanchez, T. (2015). Transportation Research

(August 29). presentations Board Annual Meeting, National Academy Roberts, P., J. Arvai, K. Redmond, and K. of Science, Washington, DC, “Crowdsourc- Wernstedt. (2014. Poster). Disaster Re- ing Transport Information: Are We Getting search Center 50th Anniversary Workshop, Smarter?” Invited. (January). Disaster Research Center, University of Sanchez, T. (2015). Transportation Research Delaware, Newark, DE, “Using Climate Fore- Board Annual Meeting, National Academy of casts to Improve Emergency Planning and Science, Washington, DC, “Semantic Analysis Management.” (May 1). of Transportation Research Board Research Zhang, Y. (Presenter) and P. Roberts (Author Topics.” Invited. (January). Only). (2015). Woodrow Wilson Center, Sanchez, T. (2014). Association of Collegiate Washington D.C., “Interdisciplinary Disas- Schools of Planning Annual Meeting, ACSP, ter Resilience Research at Virginia Tech.” Philadelphia, PA, “Mapping the Knowledge (February 25). Domain of Planning.” (November). Roberts, P. (Presenter) and Y. Zhang (Author Only). (2015). Woodrow Wilson Center, Washington, DC, “Urban Resilience Policy Max Stephenson for Water Resources in the United States.” Stephenson, M. (2015). “The Import of Neo- Invited. (February 25). liberalism for Efforts to Encourage Agency in Three Fields of Development Action.” Bal- Roberts, P. (Keynote, Author Only) and J. timore, MD: International Society for Third Minnis-McClain (Co-presenter). (2014). UAS Sector Research. https://c.ymcdn.com/sites/ Policy Working Group, ICTAS-ISCE, Blacks- istr.site-ym.com/resource/resmgr/WP2014/ burg, VA, “Dread Risk vs. Reality: Lessons Stephenson_ISTR2014.pdf from the Aviation and Nuclear Industries for UAS.” Invited. (December 2). Stephenson, M. (Co-presenter) and L. Zanotti (Co-presenter). (2015). International Studies Association, Same, New Orleans, LA, Joyce Rothschild “Exploring the Nexus of Aesthetics, Agency Rothschild, J. (2014). Utopian Studies So- and Peacebuilding.” (February 19). ciety, Prague, CZ, “Towards a Co-operative Stephenson, M. (2014). International So- Economy and Democracy 2.0.” (July 2). ciety for Third Sector Research, Muenster, Rothschild, J. (2015. Panel). Beyster Sympo- Germany, “A Comparative Analysis of Efforts sium on Workers’ Ownership and Workers’ to Encourage Participatory Possibility and Cooperatives, Rutgers University, New Bruns- Accountability in Three Fields of Develop- wick, NJ, “What is Stirring Recent Develop- ment Action.” (July 24). ment of Workers’ Cooperatives?” Invited. Stephenson, M. (Author Only) and L. Kirako- (January 11). syan (Presenter). (2014). International

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Congress on Qualitative Inquiry, Same, Uni- Toal, G. (2015). Workshop. Survey Research versity of Illinois, Urban Champaign, “Arts- in Ukraine, George Washington University, Based approaches and their implications for Washington DC, “Geopolitical Attitudes in researchers in other fields.” (May 22). Contested Ukraine.” Invited. (January 21).

Susan Sterett Kris Wernstedt Sterett, S. (2015. Panel). Midwest Political Wernstedt, K., P. Roberts, J. Arvai, and K. Science Association annual meeting, MPSA, presentations Redmond. (2014). ACSP, Philadelphia, PA, Chicago, IL, “Roundtable: Planning for Pro- “Planning and Uncertainty: Disaster Planning motion to Full Professor.” (April 17). and Emergency Management Under Climate Variability.” (November). Sterett, S. (2014). Law in the Lighthouse, Wernstedt, K., P. Roberts, J. Arvai, and K. Red- University of Turku, Finland, Turku, Finland, mond, K. (2014). Simposio de la Asociaciόn “Displacement and the Bureaucratic Produc- Internacional de Planificaciόn Urbana y Am- tion of Subjects.” Invited. (October 15). biente, La Plata, Argentina, “Disaster Plan- ning and Emergency Management Under Uncertain Information.” (September). Gerard Toal Toal, G. (2014). Grounding Theoretical Reflec- tions in Politics: Ukraine as a Mirror of the Yang Zhang Political”, The New School For Social Re- Zhang, Y., W. Drake, Y. Li, C. Zobel, and M. search, Dept. of Politics, New York City, “On Cowell. (2015. In press). Fostering Commu- Overlapping Sovereignty & Legitimacy in De nity Resilience through Adaptive Learning in Facto States.” Invited. (October 3). a Social Media Age: Municipal Twitter Use Toal, G. (Co-presenter) and J. O’Loughlin (Co- in New Jersey following Hurricane Sandy. In presenter). (2014). Conference on Percep- Palen, Büscher, Comes and Hughes (eds.) tions of Governance in De Facto and Par- Proceedings of the ISCRAM 2015 Conference, tially Recognized States, University College Kristiansand, Norway, (May). London, London, “Governance in De Facto Roberts, P. (Presenter) and Y. Zhang. (2015. States: Evidence from Comparative Survey Panel). “New Directions in Urban Flood Research.” Invited. (September 11). Resilience Policies in the United States.” The Toal, G. (2015). ASN 2015, Association for the World Water Forum, Daegu, Korea. Invited. Study of Nationalities, New York, “Regional- (April 14). ism and National Identity in Eastern Ukraine.” Zhang, Y. (2014. Panel). The George Wash- (April 24). ington University Sustainable Urban Planning Toal, G. (2015. Keynote). Manchester, Research Symposium, George Washing- “Geopolitical Attitudes in Contested Ukraine: ton University, Washington D.C., “Climate Comparing SE Ukraine and Crimea.” Invited. Change: Do Cities Hold the Solution?” (April 15). Invited. (October).

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Zhang, Y. (2014. Panel). The 2014 Ridenour Roberts, P. (Presenter) and Y. Zhang. (2015). Faculty Fellowship Conference on Resil- Woodrow Wilson Center, Washington, DC,

ience, Arlington, VA, “Research Frontiers of “Urban Resilience Policy for Water Resourc- presentations Disaster Resilience: Adaptive Learning and es in the United States.” Invited. (February Social Media.” Invited. (October 23). 25). Zhang, Y. (2014. Panel). New Perspective Zhang, Y. (2014. Keynote). The George on Resilience: Normative Dimension of Washington University Sustainable Urban Resilience, The Global Forum on Urban and Planning Research Symposium, George Regional Resilience, Arlington, VA, “Regional Washington University, Washington D.C., Resilience: Normative Frames and Narra- “Climate Change: Do Cities Hold the Solu- tives.” Invited. (October 13). tion?” Invited. (October). Zhang, Y. (2014. Panel). The 5th Interna- Zhang, Y. (2014. Keynote). The 5th Interna- tional Disaster and Risk Conference (IDRC), tional Disaster and Risk Conference (IDRC), Davos, Switzerland, “Building Resilience Davos, Switzerland, “Building Resilience after Disasters: Social Amplifications of Risk after Disasters: Social Amplifications of Risk during Disaster Recovery.” Invited. (August during Disaster Recovery.” Invited. (August 25). 25). Zhang, Y. (Presenter) and P. Roberts. (2015). Woodrow Wilson Center, Washington, DC, “Interdisciplinary Disaster Resilience Research at Virginia Tech.” Invited. (Febru- ary 25).

school of public & international affairs - report for 2014-2015 47 Funded Projects funded projects David Bieri Improving Tax Increment Financing Transparency and Accountability Sponsor: U.S. Economic Development Administration, Michigan State University Amount: $8,000.00 (May 1, 2014 - September 30, 2014) funded projects Ralph Buehler

Regional Coordination in Public Transportation: Lessons for the United States Sponsor: Mid Atlantic University Transportation Center Amount: $100,000.00 (September 2013 - September 2015). Impacts of BikeSharing on Economy and Travel Behavior with Andrea Hamre Sponsor: Mid Atlantic University Trtansportation Center Amount: $38,500.00 (August 2013 - June 2014)

Adam Eckerd New Hampshire Patient Navigation - Agent-Based Modeling Project Adam Eckerd Sponsor: Centers for Disease Control Amount: $140,000.00

Ralph Hall Creating an International Program for Sustainable Infrastructure Development PI, with Michael Garvin (Co-PI) Sponsor: University Grants Commission, India Amount: $476,442.00 (VT share $61,576) (August 1, 2012 - July 31, 2015). Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) PI, with Emily Van Houweling (Co-PI), Mike Bertelsen Sponsor: Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) (August 1, 2014 - Present)

48 school of public & international affairs - report for 2014-2015 funded projects

Steve Hankey

Designing a bicycle and pedestrian traffic count program to estimate performance measures on streets and sidewalks in Blacksburg, VA funded projects PI, with Ralph Buehler (VT), Andrew Mondschein (UVa) Sponsor: Mid Atlantic Transportation Sustainability University Transportation Center (MATS- UTC) Amount: $147,218.00 (January 1, 2015 - May 31, 2016)

Paul Knox Major Collective Research Initiative (MCRI) “Global Suburbanisms: Governance, Land, and Infra- structure in the 21st Century” Sponsor: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Amount: $5,000 (2013-15)

Tim Luke Classical Realism Meets Critical Theory: Crisis, Modernity, and the Return of Humanity (Co-Principal Investigator) Sponsor: Leverhulme Trust Amount: $149,259.00 (January 1, 2013 - December 31, 2015)

Shalini Misra BRIDGES: Building Resources through Integrating Disciplines for Group Effectiveness in Science External Consultant Sponsor: National Science Foundation Amount: $400,000.00 (2013-2015)

Patrick Roberts Emergency Management in Rural America: Decision-Makers Use of Climate Science in Flood Planning and Management with Kris Wernstedt Sponsor: National Science Foundation Amount: $399,597.00 (VT share $192,209) (September 1, 2011 - August 31, 2015)

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Building Urban Resilience: Flood and Climate Change Preparedness in U.S and Korean Cities with Yang Zhang Sponsor: Korean Research Institute for Human Settlements Amount: $12,000.00 (March 1, 2015 - Present)

Gerard Toal Attitudes and beliefs in Russian-supported ‘de facto’ states and Eastern Ukraine in the wake of

funded projects the Crimean annexation with John O’Loughlin Sponsor: National Science Foundation Amount: $156,633.00 (May 15, 2014 - April 30, 2015)

Kris Wernstedt Emergency Management in Rural America: Decision-Makers Use of Climate Science in Flood Planning and Management. with Patrick Roberts Sponsor: National Science Foundation Amount: $399,597.00 (VT share $192,209) (September 1, 2011 - August 31, 2015) Seasonal Climate Signals: Developing a Community of Practice in Emergency Management. with Patrick Roberts Sponsor: NOAA Sectoral Applications Research Program Amount: $96,071.00 (September 1, 2013 – August 1, 2015)

Yang Zhang Building Urban Resilience: Flood and Climate Change Preparedness in U.S and Korean Cities Patrick Roberts, Yang Zhang Sponsor: Korean Research Institute for Human Settlements Amount: $12,000.00 (March 1, 2015 - Present) Developing an intergovernmental management framework for sustainable recovery following catastrophic disasters Yang Zhang (PI) Sponsor: National Science Foundation Amount: $123,051.00 (September 1, 2010 - August 31, 2014)

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