SPIA Annual Report 2010-2011

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a note from the director...

Established in 2003 as a merger of departments Urban Aff airs & Planning (UAP) and the Center for Public Administra on & Policy (CPAP) and the forma on of a third program, Government & Inter- na onal Aff airs (GIA), SPIA has become a university leader in inter- John Randolph disciplinary professional social science educa on. The School off ers two undergraduate, three masters, and two Ph.D. degrees; has headcount enrollment of 557 students; and has the largest resident academic program in the Na onal Capital Region with twelve tenure-track faculty in residence.

Since its founding SPIA has been a “factory of excellence,” with signifi cant contribu ons to discovery, learning, and engagement. • Each year SPIA’s 32 tenure-track faculty produce 5-10 books, 25-30 book chapters, 55-60 refereed ar cles, 90-100 presenta ons, and about $2 million in sponsored projects (see research produc vity table). Faculty have an interna- onal reputa on demonstrated by many honors and awards and invited keynote addresses and other presenta ons across the country and around the world (see table on awards and honors in 2010-11). • SPIA graduates more than 50% of the College’s masters degrees and more than 90% of its Ph.D.’s. Total enrollment has increased by 30% in the last fi ve years, led by undergrad enrollment growth of 76% from 2007 to 2011; masters and Ph.D. enrollment has increased 11% and 28% respec vely since 2006 (see instruc on data tables). SPIA con nues to develop new ini a ves, such as the successful CPAP Local Government Management Graduate Cer fi cate program, spia annual report 2010-2011 the summer European Study Abroad, pending MOUs with European universi es (Kent and Bern), and revival of SPIA’s fl agship undergraduate enrichment program, the Washington Semester. • SPIA provides strong service to the university, the community, and the world. Its accredited professional programs require engagement outside the university since “the community is the laboratory” for urban planning, public administra- on, public policy, and interna onal aff airs. The School has strong collabora ons with the Offi ce of Economic Development; the Offi ce of Interna onal Research, Educa on and Development; the Offi ce of Energy & Sustainability, and many academic departments. Prominent University offi cials, such as Charles Steger, Jim Bohland, Erv Blythe, and Paul Knox, have their roots in SPIA programs.

Like many departments, SPIA has maintained in the face of budget cuts but only with the diligence and hard work of its faculty. While enrollments have increased drama cally, faculty, staff , and fi nancial resources have shrunk. Some faculty departures over the past fi ve years have been replaced by excellent young faculty, but others remain unfi lled. We fear a ri on of faculty, quality graduate students, and our capacity for new ini a ves if we do not recover faculty and resources lost.

We are developing a plan for advancement which we hope to achieve with the assis- tance of the College and the University. Broad elements of that plan include raising the research and educa onal proﬁ les of the individual programs and the School na onally and interna onally, moving our top-20 accredited programs up to the top 10, strength- ening the capacity for interdisciplinary research and teaching, a rac ng and retaining outstanding junior faculty across the School by fostering ongoing opportuni es for faculty research and development, and con nuously advancing our pedagogy and research opportuni es for part me and full me students pursuing professional and academic careers.

Central to accomplishing our plans will be securing crucial and urgently needed resources. Speciﬁ cally: • Filling vacated faculty posi ons with a hiring plan for six faculty for fall 2012. • Securing ﬁ ve addi onal SPIA faculty posi ons requested by the Dean and SPIA’s Academic Budget Development Resource Request. • Establishing program and SPIA Advisory Boards to enhance professional and alumni rela ons and strengthen our programs. • Work with friends of SPIA, including Minnis Ridenour and some prominent do- nors, to a ract private funds to name the school and establish endowed programs and professorships.

spia annual report 2010-2011 SPIA Faculty Discovery, Research, and Scholarship Indicators, 2008-2011 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 Books 9 5 10 Book chapters 26 31 25 Refereed ar cles 59 59 73 Presenta ons 93 109 100 Journals edited 6 7 8 Editorial Boards 33 37 39 Grants and contracts 34 42 40 Value of grants/contracts $2.9m $2.1m $1.5m

Special AcƟ viƟ es

• ContribuƟ ons to University Diversity Mission: In addi on to a range of research work conducted by faculty on research ini a ves (e.g., research on low-income inner city minority popula ons) and integra ng diversity issues into undergraduate and graduate courses (e.g., urban public issues, racial segrega on, aﬀ ordable housing, and community development), UAP developed a Diversity Speakers Series organized by Derek Hyra in 2010-11 that brought in six speakers to its Blacksburg and Alexan- dira campuses to speak on various aspects of diversity and their implica ons for the urban planning ﬁ eld.

• ContribuƟ ons to University Outreach Mission: Much of the research and teaching within SPIA uses the community as the laboratory which is important for its professional programs in planning and public aff airs. Service learning is an integral component of many classes, contribu ng to students’ professional educa on, serving the community, and o en engaged in conjunc on with funded projects. Examples of this integra on include the Eco-City studio for the City of Alexandria, planning studio for Tinner Hill community in Falls Church, environmental planning studios for the Blacksburg Climate Ac on Plan, and senior seminars for projects in the New River Valley and Middle Peninsula Planning Districts. In addi on, CPAP’s Local Government Management program has fl ourished in its second year, providing graduate educa- on to local government offi cials across the state to educate the next genera on of municipal government offi cials.

spia annual report 2010-2011 facultyfaculty

James At Virginia Tech since 1980. UAP. Ph.D. University of Georgia (1970), ge ogra phy. Professor, Director of Virginia Tech Na onal Bohland Capital Region op era ons, and Senior Fellow for Biomedical and Health Ini a ves. Health policy and planning, policy analysis, program evalua on, research methods.

John 1988. UAP. Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania (1986), city and regional planning. Professor and CAUS Associate Dean for Browder Academic Aﬀ airs. Interna onal development planning, environmental policy and planning, La n American studies, environmental ethics, planning theory.

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

Sang Ok 2008. CPAP. Ph.D. Florida State University (2005), public administra on and policy. Assistant Professor. Public/nonproﬁ t Choi management, state/local government administra on.

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

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.

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2007. GIA. Ph.D. Rutgers University (2007), global aﬀ airs. As- Giselle sistant Professor. Rela onship between developing countries’ Datz governments and ﬁ nancial markets, sovereign debt restructuring episodes.

2003. UAP. Ph.D. Georgia Tech (2003), city and regional plan- Casey ning. Associate Professor and Director, Virginia Center for Dawkins Housing Research. Growth management, urban inequality, causes and consequences of residen al segrega on by race, regional governance structures, quan ta ve spa al analysis.

2006. CPAP. Ph.D. University of Wisconsin-Madison (2006), Matthew poli cal science. Assistant Professor. Poli cal ins tu ons, Dull adminstra ve poli cs, policy.

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

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

2005. UAP. Ph.D. University of Michigan (2003), urban and Sonia regional planning. Associate Professor. Land use policy and Hirt planning, environmental planning, sustainable metropolitan development, urban design, physical planning, urban governance, interna onal planning. spia annual report 2010-2011 55 facultyfaculty

Derek 2009. UAP. Ph.D. University of Chicago (2005), sociology. Assistant Professor. Urban poli cs, race, globaliza on, Hyra neighborhood poverty, aﬀ ordable housing ﬁ nance, qualita ve methods.

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

Gerry 2008. GIA. Ph.D. Cambridge University (1985), geography. Professor and Director, School of Public and Interna onal Aﬀ airs Kearns un l Dec. 2010. Poli cal, medical and urban geography.

Anne 2003. CPAP. Ph.D. Washington University (1989), poli cal science. Professor. Public management and governance, Khademian changing pa erns of government, democra c par cipa on and accountability, organiza onal collabora ons, public policy management.

Paul 1985. UAP. Ph.D. University of Sheﬃ eld (1972), geography. University Dis nguished Professor and Sr. Fellow for Interna- Knox onal Advancement. Compara ve analysis of urbaniza on and urban planning; social produc on of the built environment.

Ted 1990. UAP. Ph.D. Rutgers (1979), urban planning and policy development. Professor, UAP. Housing and community de- Koebel velopment, non-profi t housing, housing policy, innova on and diff usion of aff ordable housing technology, redevelopment, real estate market analysis. 66 spia annual report 2010-2011 facultyfaculty

1981. GIA. Ph.D. Washington University – Saint Louis (1981), Timothy poli cal science. University Dis nguished Professor in Poli - Luke cal Science; Chair, Government and Interna onal Aﬀ airs; and Fellow for Arts, Humani es, and Social Science. Environmental poli cs, cultural studies, compara ve poli cs, interna onal poli cal economy, and modern cri cal social and poli cal theory, history of poli cal thought, contemporary poli cal theory, compara ve and interna onal poli cs.

2003. UAP. Ph.D. Portland State (2003), urban studies. Associate Heike Professor. Local and regional economic development, evolu on Mayer of knowledge-based industries, entrepreneurship and innova on, compara ve urban and regional planning.

2006. GIA. Ph.D. St. Antony’s College – Oxford (1987), inter- Joel na onal rela ons. Associate Professor. Conﬂ ict resolu on, Peters post-conﬂ ict peace-building, Israeli-Pales nian peace process, regional coopera on, regional security.

1979. UAP. Ph.D. Stanford (1976), civil engineering. Professor John and SPIA Interim Director, December 2010-July 2011. Environ- Randolph mental planning and policy, land use planning, water resources planning, energy planning and policy, renewable energy, energy eﬃ ciency.

1994. CPAP. Ph.D. University of California at Berkeley (1986), Joseph jurisprudence and social policy. Associate Professor. Public and Rees private sector self-regula on, organiza on culture, social policy, and ethics.

1998. UAP. J.D. University of Virginia (1987), law. Associate Jesse Professor. Environmental law and policy, land use law and Richardson policy, rural-urban fringe issues, agricultural issues.

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

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

Tom 2010. Ph.D. Georgia Tech (1996), city planning. Professor and Chair, UAP. Transporta on, land use, residen al loca on Sanchez behavior, and ques ons of social equity in planning; geographic informa on systems.

Max 1989. UAP. Ph.D. University of Virginia (1985), government. Associate Professor, and Director, Ins tute for Policy and Stephenson Governance. Public administra on, policy implementa on, non- proﬁ t organiza ons and management.

Rupa 2007. GIA. Ph.D. Virginia Commonwealth University (2007), policy and public administra on. Assistant Professor. Thadhani Governance and public sphere, interna onal rela ons theory, public administra on theory, interna onal development, cri cal theory, discourse analysis, globaliza on, developing na ons, postcolonial theory, iden ty, migra on, spa ality.

Karen 2008. GIA & UAP. Ph.D. University of Wisconsin-Madison (1996), geography. Associate Professor. Capital ci es in Till transi on, cultural poli cs and na onal iden ty: Museums, memorials, monuments, place making and social memory, public and conceptual urban art and architecture, new urbanism, neotradi onal town planning and suburbaniza on, qualita ve and feminist research methods; geo-ethnography; research areas: Germany, South Africa, United States. 8 spia annual report 2010-2011 facultyfaculty

1989. (Ó Tuathail, Gearóid) GIA. Ph.D. Syracuse (1989), poli - Gerard cal geography. Professor. Poli cal geography, cri cal geopoli- Toal cs, globaliza on theories, global conﬂ icts, post-war recon- struc on, discourse analysis, global governance, social theory, post-Communist states, na onalism, demographic change, Europe, Bosnia-Herzegovina, northern Caucasus, economic geography.

2006. UAP. Ph.D. Cornell University (1991), city and regional Kris planning. Associate Professor. Environmental planning, urban Wernstedt development, hazardous waste, water resources, hazards, GIS, spa al analysis.

1978. CPAP. D.P.A. University of Southern California (1977), Jim public administra on. Professor and Chair, CPAP. Complex Wolf organiza ons and the applied behavioral sciences, media on management and organiza onal development programs for public agencies.

1995. UAP. Ph.D. SUNY-Syracuse (1986), land use planning. As- Diane sociate Professor. Land use planning, comprehensive planning, neighborhood revitaliza on, crime preven on. Zahm

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

spia annual report 2010-2011 9 honorshonors andand awardsawards

• Ar cle was the 5th most cited ar cle in the Journal of Trans- port Policy over the past 5 years. (Pucher, J., Buehler, R. 2006. “Why Canadians Cycle more than Americans: A Compara ve Analysis of Bicycling Trends and Policies,” Transport Policy, Vol. 13, No. 1, 2006, pp. 265-279.) Ralph Buehler • Selected as par cipant for Virginia Tech’s ﬁ rst Proposal Devel- opment Ins tute (PDI) program sponsored by the Oﬃ ce of Vice President for Research.

• Emerald Litera Network Awards for Excellence, 2010. Highly Commended Paper: Choi, S. “Employee empowerment and team performance: autonomy, responsibility, informa on, and crea vity”, Team Performance Management.

Sang Ok Choi

• Execu ve Development Ins tute cohort of 20 VT faculty and staﬀ . Graduated May 12, 2011. • First scholar nominated to serve on the advisory council to be appointed by the Virginia Commission on the Woodrow Wilson Presiden al Centennial. Brian • APSA Annual Mee ng paper, “Arenas of Power and New Policy Cook Theory” was a top ten download from the Social Science Re- search Network in September 2010.

10 spia annual report 2010-2011 honorshonors andand awardsawards

• Lærebogsprisen (The Textbook Prize) 2010 – Special Award for Strong Interna onal Textbook Project, Gudmundsson, H., R. Hall, G. Marsden, J. Zietsman, Sustainability in Transporta on: Making it Count.”

Ralph Hall

• Winner of the 2010 Brownlow Award for the best Public Ad- ministra on Review essay

Anne Khademian

• Selected as Ghaemian Scholar at the Heidelberg Center for American Studies, University of Heidelberg, Germany, Septem- ber 2010-September 2011.

Patrick Roberts

• Virginia Tech University Rela ons Communica ons Excellence Award: Cer ﬁ cate of Apprecia on, 2010.

Max Stephenson

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books and monographs

Sang Ok Choi Choi, S. O., H. S. Kim, M. Stephenson, and S. J. Jeon. 2010. Exploring Low-Income Hous- ing Delivery Systems: Roles of Nonproﬁ t Organiza ons in the United States. Korea Research Ins tute for Human Se lements (ISBN: 978-89-8182-708-3).

Maggie Cowell Cowell, M. Forthcoming. Turning the Corner: Regional Resilience and Economic Restruc- turing.

Derek Hyra Hyra, D. Forthcoming. Community Inclusion and Conﬂ ict: Mul racial Gentriﬁ ca on in Washington, DC’s Shaw/U Street Neighborhood. The University of Chicago Press.

Paul Knox Knox, P. L. 2011. Ci es and Design, London: Routledge. Knox, P. L. and S. Marston. Forthcoming. Human Geography: Places and Regions in Global Context. 6th edi on. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pren ce Hall. Knox, P. L. and L. McCarthy. Forthcoming. Urbaniza on. 3rd edi on. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pren ce Hall.

Tom Sanchez Sanchez, T. and M. Brenman. 2011. Equity and Governance. Island Press. Forthcoming.

Max Stephenson Stephenson, M. O. and L. Zano . 2011. Community-Based NGOs, Peacebuilding and the Challenges of Post-Conﬂ ict Governance. Sterling, Va.: Kumarian Press. Forthcoming.

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Gerard Toal Toal, G. and C. Dahlman. 2011. Bosnia Remade: Ethnic Cleansing its Re- versal. New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press.

books edited

Tim Luke Luke, T. W. and B. Agger (eds.). 2011. A Journal of No Illusions: Telos, Paul Piccone, and the Americaniza on of Cri cal Theory. New York: Telos Press. Forthcoming, October. Luke, T. W. and J. Hunsinger (eds.). Pu ng Knowledge to Work, Le ng Informa on Play: The Center for Digital Discourse and Culture. Ro erdam: Sense Publishers. Forthcom- ing, December.

Joel Peters Peters, J. and D. Newman (eds.). 2011. Routledge Handbook on the Israeli Pales nian Conﬂ ict. Forthcoming, September.

Joyce Rothschild Rothschild, J. (ed.). Forthcoming. Economic Self-Help and Mutual Aid. Baywood Publishers.

Tom Sanchez Sanchez, T. W. (ed.). Social Equity and Community Development. Community Develop- ment Book Series, Arizona State University. Forthcoming.

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Max Stephenson Stephenson, M. O. and L. Zano (eds.). 2012. Building Walls and Dissolving Borders: The Challenges of Alterity, Community and Securi zing Space. United Kingdom: Ash- gate Publishers. Forthcoming, December.

Yang Zhang Zhang, Yang (ed.). 2011. Post-Disaster Redevelopment and Urban Planning: Interna onal experiences and Implica ons for China. Peking University Press. Forthcoming.

book chapters

John Browder Browder, J. O. and J. Gagnon. 2010. “Sustainable Forest Management,” in the Encyclo- pedia of Geography.

Ralph Buehler Buehler, R. 2010. “Traﬃ c Calming,” in P. Robbins (ed.), SAGE Reference Series on Green Society. Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE.

Sonia Hirt Levy, J., S. Hirt and J. Jessen. 2012. “Planning in Other Na ons,” pp. 361-401 in J. Levy, Contemporary Urban Planning. 9th edi on. Upper Saddle River: Pren ce Hall. Forth- coming. Hirt, S. 2011. “Integra ng City and Nature: Urban Planning Debates in Soﬁ a, Bulgaria,” in D. Brantze and S. Dumpelmann (eds.), Greening the City: Urban Landscapes in Twen eth-Century History. Charlo esville, VA: University of Virginia Press. July. Forthcoming.

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Gerry Kearns Kearns, G. 2011. “Echoes of Schmi among the ideologists of the new American Em- pire,” pp. 74-90 in S. Legg (ed.), Spa ality, Sovereignty and Carl Schmi : Geographies of the Nomos. London: Routledge.

Anne Khademian Khademian, A. M. 2010. “Leadership through Culture Change,” in R. Druant (ed.), Hand- book of Public Administra on. Oxford University Press.

Paul Knox Knox, P. L. 2011. “Extraordinary Ci es: World Ci es in Global Networks,” pp. 325-335 in J. A. Agnew and J. S. Duncan (eds), Companion to Human Geography. Oxford: Blackwell. Chaves, E., P. L. Knox, and D. Bieri. “The Restless Landscapes of Metroburbia,” in D. Phelps (ed.), Post-Suburban Growth. London: Routledge. Forthcoming. Knox, P. L. “Starchitects, Starchitecture, and the Cultural Economy of Global Ci es,” in B. Derudder, M. Hoyler, P. J. Taylor, and F. Witlox (eds.), Interna onal Handbook of Globaliza- on and World Ci es. London: Edward Elgar. Forthcoming. Knox, P. L. and H. Mayer. “Europe’s internal periphery: Small towns in the context of reﬂ exive polycentricity,” in B. van Heur and A. Lorentzen (eds.), The Cultural Poli cal Economy of Small Ci es. London: Routledge. Forthcoming.

Tim Luke Luke, T. W. 2011. “Digital Ci zenship,” pp. 83-96 in P. Kalantzis-Cope and K. Gherab-Mar- n (eds.), Emerging Digital Spaces in Contemporary Society: Proper es of Technology. London: Palgrave Macmillan. Luke, T. W. 2010. “What is Informa on? The Neoliberal Turn, Digitaliza on, and Interdis- ciplinarity,” pp. 65-80 in S. J. Rosow and T. Kriger (eds.), Transforming Higher Educa- on: Economy, Democracy, and the University. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books. Luke, T. W. 2010. “Educa on at the End of Nature: Learning to Cope with Climate Change,” pp. 109-130 in R. Irwin (ed.), Climate Change and Philosophy. London: Con nuum. spia annual report 2010-2011 -- book chapters 15 publicationspublications

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Luke con nued... Luke, T. W. “’Not to be Missed’ Weapons of Mass Destruc on: Displaying the Enola Gay,” pp. 65-80 in F. MacDonald, R. Hughes, and K. Dodds (eds.), Observant States: Geopoli- cs and Visual Culture. London: I.B. Tauris. Luke, T. W. 2010. “Power Loss or Blackout: The Electricity Network Collapse of August 2003 in North America,” pp. 55-68 in S. Graham (ed.), Disrupted Ci es: When Infra- structure Fails. New York: Routledge.

Joel Peters Peters, J. 2011. “Israel and the Pales nian Refugee Ques on,” pp. _-_ in E. Ma hews (ed.), The Israeli-Pales nian Conﬂ ict: Parallel Discourses. London: Routledge. Peters, J. “Israel’s disengagement from Gaza,” in R. Caplan (ed.), Exit Strategies and Peace Consolida on. Oxford University Press. Forthcoming.

John Randolph Randolph, J. 2011. “Crea ng the Climate Change Resilient Community,” in B. Goldstein (ed.), Collabora ve Resilience: Moving from Crisis to Opportunity. MIT Press. Forthcoming.

Patrick Roberts Roberts, P, 2010. “Dispersed Federalism: Regional Governance for Disaster Policy,” pp. 114-142 in E. Ongaro, A. Massey, M. Holzer, and E. Wayenberg (eds.), Policy, Perfor- mance, and Management in Governance and Intergovernmental Rela ons: Transatlan- c Perspec ves. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar. Roberts, P. “The History of Homeland Security,” in B. Cunion and P. Quirk (eds.), Govern- ing America: Major Policies and Decisions of Federal, State, and Local Government, Facts on File. Forthcoming. Roberts, P. “Homeland Security,” in D. Critchlow (ed.), Oxford Encyclopedia of American and Poli cal Legal History. Oxford University Press. Forthcoming. Coﬀ ey, A. and P. Roberts. “Disaster Policy,” in D. Critchlow (ed.), Oxford Encyclopedia of American and Poli cal Legal History. Oxford University Press. Forthcoming.

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Max Stephenson Stephenson, M. and L. Schweitzer. 2011. “Learning from the Quest for Environmental Jus ce in the Niger River Delta,” pp. 74-112 in J. Agyeman and J. Carmin (eds.), En- vironmental Injus ce Beyond Borders: Local Perspec ves on Global Inequi es. Cam- bridge, MA: MIT Press. Stephenson, M. and M. Schnitzer. 2011. “Reimagining the Links between Graduate Educa- on and Community Engagement,” in C. Mar n (ed.), Publicly Ac ve Graduate Educa- on. Syracuse, N.Y.: Graduate School Press/Syracuse University Press. Forthcoming.

Karen Till Till, K. E. 2010. “Mapping Spectral Traces,” pp. 1-4 in K. E. Till (ed.), Mapping Spectral Traces. Blacksburg, VA: Virginia Tech College of Architecture and Urban Studies.

Gerard Toal Ó Tuathail, G. 2011. “Ba leﬁ eld,” in D. Livingstone and J. Agnew (eds.), Handbook of Geographical Knowledge. New York: Sage.

Kris Wernstedt Catney, P., T. Cianﬂ one, and K. Wernstedt. 2011. “Revitalizing Contaminated Land in Italy, the United Kingdom and the United States: A Compara ve Perspec ve” in C. Jackson- Elmoore, R. Hula, and L. Reese (eds.), Environmental Contamina on, Adap ve Reuse, and Public Health. East Lansing, MI: Michigan State University Press. Forthcoming. textbooks

Ralph Hall Ashford, N. A. and Hall, R. P. 2011. Technology, Globaliza on, and Sustainable Develop- ment: Transforming the Industrial State. New Haven, Yale University Press. Forthcom- ing, August. spia annual report 2010-2011 -- textbooks 17 publicationspublications

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John Randolph Randolph, J. 2011. Environmental Land Use Planning & Management, 2nd edi on, Island Press, 800 pages. Forthcoming. Randolph, J. 2010. Planiﬁ kimi dhe manaxhimi mjedisor I perdorimit te tokes, U.F.O. Uni- versity Publishing House. 721 pages. (Albanian transla on of Environmental Land Use Planning & Management, 1st edi on)

refereed journal articles

Ralph Buehler Buehler, R. and J. Pucher. 2011. “Sustainable Transport in Germany: Lessons from Ger- many’s Environmental Capital,” Interna onal Journal of Sustainable Transporta on, Vol. 5, pp. 43-70. (Impact factor: 0.750) Buehler, R. and J. Pucher. 2011. “Making Public Transport Financially Sustainable,” Trans- port Policy, 18(1), pp. 128-136. (Impact factor: 1.024) Buehler, R. 2010. “Transport Policies, Automobile Use, and Sustainable Transporta on: A Comparison of Germany and the USA,” Journal of Planning Educa on and Research, Vol. 30, pp. 76-93. (Impact factor: 0.698) Pucher, J., R. Buehler, D. Basse , and A. Dannenberg. 2010. “Walking and Cycling to Health: Recent Evidence from City, State, and Interna onal Comparisons,” American Journal of Public Health, 100(10), pp. 1986-1992. (Impact factor: 4.992) Buehler, R. and C. Nobis. 2010. “Travel Behavior in Ageing Socie es: A Comparison of Ger- many and the United States,” Transporta on Research Record: Journal of the Transpor- ta on Research Board, No. 2182, pp. 62-70. (Impact factor: 0.298) Pucher, J., R. Buehler, D. Merom, and A. Baumann. Forthcoming. “Walking and Cycling in the United States, 2001-2009: Evidence from the Na onal Household Travel Surveys,” American Journal of Public Health. (Impact factor: 4.992) Pucher, J., R. Buehler, and M. Seinen. Forthcoming. “Bicycling Renaissance in North America? An Update and Re-Appraisal of Cycling Trends and Policies,” Transporta on Research Part A: Policy and Prac ce. (Impact factor: 1.715)

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Buehler con nued... Buehler, R. 2011. “Determinants of Mode Choice: A Comparison of Germany and the USA,” Transport Geography, in press. (Impact factor: 1.421) Kuhnimhof, T., R. Buehler, and J. Dargay. Accepted for publica on. “A New Genera on: Travel Trends among Young Germans and Britons,” Transporta on Research Record: Journal of the Transporta on Research Board. (Impact factor: 0.298) Buehler, R. 2010. “Viewpoint: How can the s gma of public transport as the ‘poor man’s vehicle’ be overcome to enhance sustainability and climate change mi ga on?” Natural Resources Forum 34(4), p. 327. (note: invited short opinion piece) Pucher, J. and R. Buehler. 2010. “Walking and Cycling for Healthy Ci es,” Built Environ- ment, 36(4). Pucher, J., L. Thorwaldson, Buehler, R., and N. Klein. 2010. “Cycling in New York: Innova ve Policies at the Urban Fron er,” World Transport Policy and Prac ce, 16(1): pp. 7-50. Buehler, R. and J. Pucher. 2010. “Finanzielle Nachhal gkeit des öﬀ entlichen Personen- nahverkehrs: Entwicklungen und Herausforderungen in Deutschland und den USA,” Vierteljahrshe e zur Wirtscha sforschung, 79(2): S. 127–138. Buehler, R. and U. Kunert. 2010. “Determinanten und Perspek ven des Verkehrsver- haltens in Deutschland und den USA,” Interna onales Verkehrswesen, 62(6).

Sang Ok Choi Choi, C. G. and S. O. Choi. Forthcoming. “Collabora ve Partnerships and Crime in Disor- ganized Communi es,” Public Administra on Review. Choi, S. O. and S-B. Yang. 2011. “Understanding Challenges and Opportuni es in the Non- proﬁ t Sector in Korea,” Interna onal Review of Public Administra on. Forthcoming. Choi, S. O. 2010. “Government Leadership Role and Forms of Nonproﬁ t Collabora on,” Journal of Governance Studies. 5(2): pp. 53-93.

Brian Cook Cook, B. 2011. “Wilsonian Governance at Home and Abroad: A Compara ve Analysis,” White House Studies, 10(4). Forthcoming.

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Cook con nued... Cook, B. 2011. “S ll Missing: A Theory of Democracy for the American Republic” [a “Theory to Prac ce” Commentary], Public Administra on Review. 71(1): pp. 1-5. Janu- ary/February. Cook, B. 2010. “Arenas of Power in Climate Change Policy Making,” Policy Studies Journal 38(3): pp. 465-486.

Maggie Cowell Cowell, M. 2010. “Polycentric Regions: Comparing Complementarity and Ins tu onal Governance in the San Francisco Bay Area, the Randstad and Emilia-Romagna,” Urban Studies, 47(5): pp. 945-965.

Giselle Datz Datz, G. “The Inextricable Link between Sovereign Debt and Pensions in Argen na, 1993- 2010,” La n American Poli cs and Society. Forthcoming. Datz, Giselle. “Financial Transparency and Crises: Persistent Regulatory Challenges,” Public Administra on Review. Forthcoming.

MaƩ hew Dull Dull, M. 2010. “Considering and Reconsidering Organiza onal Culture: Sustaining Dia- logue between Prac oners and Scholars,” Public Administra on Review, December.

Wilma Dunaway Dunaway, W. 2010. “The Heroic Lives of Nineteenth Century Appalachian Women,” His- torical Society of Western Virginia Journal, 19(2): pp. 1-30. Fall. Dunaway, W. 2010. “Nonwaged Peasants in the Modern World-System: African House- holds as Dialec cal Units of Capitalist Exploita on and Indigenous Resistance, 1890- 1930,” Journal of Philosophical Economics, 4(1): pp. 19-57.

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Ralph Hall Ashford, N. A. and R. P. Hall. 2011. “The Importance of Regula on-Induced Innova on for Sustainable Development,” Sustainability, 3(1): pp. 270-292. h p://www.mdpi. com/2071-1050/3/1/270/.

Sonia Hirt Hirt, S. and M. Petrovic. 2011. “The Belgrade Wall: The Prolifera on of Gated Housing in the Serbian capital a er Socialism,” Interna onal Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 35. In press. Hirt, S. and M. Petrovic. 2010. “The Gates of Belgrade: Safety, Privacy and New Housing Pa erns in the Post-communist City,” Problems of Post-communism, 57(5): pp. 3-19.

Gerry Kearns Kearns, G. 2010. “Annual General Mee ng and Medal and Awards Celebra on,” Geo- graphical Journal, 176(3): pp. 256-266. doi: 10.1111/j.1475-4959.2010.00377.x Kearns, G. 2010. “The descent of Darwin,” Environment and Planning A, 42(2): pp. 257- 258. doi:10.1068/a42453; h p://www.envplan.com/epa/editorials/a42453.pdf Kearns, G. 2010. “Geography, geopoli cs, and empire,” Transac ons of the Ins tute of Bri sh Geographers, 35(2): pp. 183-207. doi: 10.1111/j.1475-5661.2009.00375.x Kearns, G. 2010. “Green our overseas diplomacy: we should use our inﬂ uence abroad to combat global warming, not to fuel wars,” Wired UK Edi on, 91. January. h p://www. wired.co.uk/wired-magazine/archive/2010/01/features/reboo ng-britain-exercise-a- green-foreign-policy.aspx

Anne Khademian Khademian, A. M. and J. Hartmann. 2010. “Culture Change Reﬁ ned and Revitalized: The Road Show and Guides for Pragma c Ac on,” Public Administra on Review, pp. 845- 856. November/December. Khademian, A. M. 2010. “Bankruptcies, Bailouts and the Banking Bureaucracy: The Bush Agenda and the Capacity for Crisis,” The Forum, 7(4): ar cle 5. spia annual report 2010-2011 -- refereed journal articles 21 publicationspublications

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Khademian con nued... Khademian, A. M. 2010. “Organizing in the Future: Pursuing Purposefulness for Flexible Accountability.” Public Administra on Review, Special Issue, “Public Organiza ons of the Future,” pp. S167-S169. Khademain, A. M. 2011. “Federalist 71: Does Dura on In Oﬃ ce Provide Vigilant Au- tonomy In The Regulatory Process?” Public Administra on Review, special issue on the Federalist Papers, P. Light (ed.). Forthcoming.

Paul Knox Knox, P. L. and L. Schweitzer. 2010. “Design Determinism, Post-Meltdown: Urban Plan- ners and the Search for Policy Relevance,” Housing Policy Debate, 20(2): pp. 317-327. Knox, P. L. and H. Mayer. 2010. “Small town sustainability: prospects in the second modernity,” European Planning Studies, 18(10): pp. 1545-1565. Knox, P. L. and K. Pain. 2010. “Interna onal Homogeneity in Architecture and Urban Development,” Informa onen zur Raumentwicklung, 5/6: pp. 417-428.

Tim Luke Luke, T. W. 2010. “The Na onal D-Day Memorial: Art, Empire, and Na onalism at an American Military Monument ,” New Poli cal Science, 32(4): pp. 547-559. December. Luke, T. W. and P. J. McGovern. 2010. “Symposium - The Rebel’s Yell: Mr. Perestroika and the Causes of the Rebellion in Context,” PS: Poli cal Science & Poli cs, 43(3): pp. 729- 731. October. Luke, T. W. 2010. “Gaming Space: Casinopolitan Globalism from Las Vegas to Macau,” Globaliza ons, 7(3): pp. 395-405. October. Luke, T. W. 2010. “Ephemeraliza on as Environmentalism: Rereading F. Buckminister Fuller’s Opera ng Manual for Spaceship Earth,” Organiza on & Environment, 3(3): pp. 354-362. September. Luke, T. W. 2010. “Geoengineering as Global Climate Change Policy,” Cri cal Policy Stud- ies, 4(3): pp. 111-126. July.

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Luke con nued... Luke, T. W. 2010. “From “Am I an American?” to “I Am an American!” Weber on Ci zenship, Iden ty and Security,” Interna onal Poli cal Sociology, 4(1): pp. 85-89. March.

Heike Mayer Knox, P. L. and H. Mayer. 2010. “Small Town Sustainability: Prospects in the Second Mo- dernity,” European Planning Studies, 18(10): pp. 1545-1565. Mayer, H. 2010. “Catching Up: The Role of State Science and Technology Policy in Open Innova on,” Economic Development Quarterly, 24(3): pp. 195-209. August.

Joel Peters Peters, J. 2010. “Israel and Gaza: Five Years on,” Israel Journal of Foreign Aﬀ airs, IV(3): pp. 33-44. Peters, J. 2010. “Europe and the Israel-Pales nian Peace Process: The Urgency of Now,” European Security, 19(3): pp. 511-529.

Jesse Richardson Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2010. “Conserva on Easements and Adap ve Management,” Sea Grant Law and Policy Journal, 3(1): pp. 31-58. Summer. Richardson, Jr., J. J. and A. Bernard. 2011. “Zoning for Conserva on Easements,” Duke Journal and Law and Contemporary Problems. Forthcoming. Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2011. “Dillon’s Rule is From Mars, Home Rule is From Venus: Local Gov- ernment Autonomy and the Rules of Statutory Construc on,” Publius. Forthcoming.

Patrick Roberts Roberts, P. 2010. “Searching for a Network Administra ve Organiza on in the Niger Food Crisis, 2004-2006,” Journal of Emergency Management, 8(4): pp. 1-11. July/August. Lester, E. and P. Roberts. 2011. “Learning About World Religions in Modesto, California,” Poli cs and Religion, December: pp. 1-25. Forthcoming. Cambridge University Press Journal Link: h p://journals.cambridge.org/repo_A82UMZS4 spia annual report 2010-2011 -- refereed journal articles 23 publicationspublications

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Joyce Rothschild Rothschild, J. “Values Can be Corrupted and Due Process Denied: An analysis of the treatment of whistle blowers in the non-proﬁ t vs. private vs. public sectors,” Non-Prof- it and Voluntary Sector Quarterly. Forthcoming.

Tom Sanchez Renne, J. L., T. W. Sanchez, and T. Litman. “Carless and Special Needs Evacua on Plan- ning,” Journal of Planning Literature. Forthcoming.

Max Stephenson Stephenson, M. O. 2011. “Considering the Rela onships among Social Conﬂ ict, Social Imaginaries, Resilience and Community-based Organiza on Leadership,” Ecology and Society, 16(1): ar cle 34. h p://www.ecologyandsociety.org/vol16/iss1/art34/ Stephenson, M. O. 2011. “Conceiving Land Grant Civic Engagement as Adap ve Leader- ship,” Higher Educa on: The Interna onal Journal of Higher Educa on and Educa onal Planning, 61(1): pp. 95-108. Forthcoming. Stephenson, M. O. and L. Zano . 2011. “Implemen ng the Liberal Peace in Post-Conﬂ ict Scenarios: The Case of Women in Black-Serbia,” Global Policy. Forthcoming October. Schnitzer, M., M. O. Stephenson, L. Zano , and Y. S vach s. 2011. “Theorizing the Role of Sport for Development and Peacebuilding,” Sport in Society. Forthcoming. Stephenson, M. O. 2011. “Exploring the Portent of Polycentricity for Democra c Governance: Founda ons and Implica ons,” Public Knowledge, Vol. 3(1). Forthcoming.

Karen Till Till, K. E. 2010. “Urban Remnants: Place, memory, and ar s c prac ce in Berlin and Bogotá,” ENCOUNTERS 1: pps. 75-88, 101-103; in thema c issue: ‘Beyond Tourism.’ March. h p://www2.dokkyo.ac.jp/~doky0016/encounters/09/Contents.htm. Till, K. E. 2010. “Greening’ the City? Ar s c Re-Visions of Sustainability in Bogotá,” e- misferica, 7(1), special issue on “Unstable Visuali es.” h p://hemisphericins tute.org/ hemi/en/e-misferica-71/ ll.

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Gerard Toal Toal, G. and A. Maksić. 2011. “Is Bosnia-Herzegovina Unsustainable? Republika Srpska Referendum Rhetoric and its Implica ons for the Balkans and European Union,” Eur- asian Geography and Economics, 52(2): pp. 279-293. O’Loughlin, J., V. Kolossov, and G. Toal. 2011. “Inside Abkhazia: Survey of A tudes in a De Facto State,” Post-Soviet Aﬀ airs, 27(1): pp. 1-36. Ó Tuathail, G. 2010. “Localizing Geopoli cs: Disaggrega ng Violence and Return in Conﬂ ict Regions,” Poli cal Geography, 29: pp. 256-265 (Special issue on “The State of Cri cal Geopoli cs.”)

Kris Wernstedt Wernstedt, K. and R. Hersh. 2010. “Abandoned Hard Rock Mines in the United States: Escape from a Regulatory Impasse?” William & Mary Policy Review, 1(1): pp. 25-50. Blackman, A., S. Darley, T. P. Lyon, and K. Wernstedt. 2010. “What Drives Par cipa on in State Voluntary Cleanup Programs? Evidence from Oregon,” Land Economics, 86(4): pp. 785-799. (JCR 1.88)

Jim Wolf Morçöl, G. and J. F. Wolf. 2010. “Understanding Business Improvement Districts: A New Governance Framework,” Public Administra on Review, December. Dremin, D., J. Wolf and C. Woodard. 2010. “Systemic Bias in Federal Performance Evalu- a ons: Does Hierarchy Trump a Performance Management Process?” Public Manage- ment and Performance Review, September.

Yang Zhang Zhang, Y., S-N. Hwang and M. Lindell. 2010. “Hazard Proximity or Risk Percep on? Evalu- a ng Environmental Hazards’ Eﬀ ect on Housing Value,” Environment and Behavior, 42(5): pp. 597-624.

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Zhang con nued... Zhang, Y. 2010. “Residen al Housing Choice in a Mul hazard Environment: Implica ons for Natural Hazards Mi ga on and Community Environmental Jus ce,” Journal of Planning Educa on and Research, 30(2): pp. 117-131. Zhang, Y. 2011. “Hazards Mi ga on Planning and Urban Resilience,” Journal of Interna- onal Urban Planning. Forthcoming, in Chinese.

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Ralph Buehler Buehler, R., and J. Pucher. 2011. “Impacts of Bike Paths and Lanes on Cycling in Large Ameri- can Ci es.” 90th Transporta on Research Board Annual Mee ng, Washington, D.C. Pucher, J., R. Buehler, D. Merom and A. Baumann. 2011. “Walking and Cycling in the United States, 2001-2009: Evidence from the Na onal Household Travel Surveys.” 90th Transporta on Research Board Annual Mee ng, Washington, D.C. Kuhnimhof, T., R. Buehler and J. Dargay. 2011. “A New Genera on: Travel Trends among Young Germans and Britons.” 90th Transporta on Research Board Annual Mee ng, Washington, D.C. Buehler, R. 2010. “Forty Years of Planning for Livable Communi es: Lessons from Freiburg, Germany.” Poster and paper summary at TRB/USDOT Transporta on Systems for Livable Communi es Conference, Washington, D.C. Buehler, R. “Sustainable Transporta on—Problems and Solu ons,” book review, Journal of Planning Educa on and Research. Forthcoming. Buehler, R. 2011. “Transport for Suburbia – Beyond the Automobile Age,” book review, Canadian Journal of Urban Research. Forthcoming. Pucher, J. and R. Buehler. 2011. “Bicycling Trends and Policies in Large North American Ci es,” Report prepared for the U.S. Department of Transporta on, Research and Innova ve Technology Administra on, Washington, DC, and the University Transporta- on Research Consor um, New York, NY. Grant No. 49111-13-21.

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Buehler con nued... Buehler, R., J. Pucher, and U. Kunert. 2010. “Making Transporta on Sustainable: Insights from Germany,” Planung Neu Denken, 5(2).

Sang Ok Choi Khademian, A. and S. O. Choi. 2011. “Virginia’s Implementa on of the American Rein- vestment and Recovery Act (ARRA): a Roadmap for Managing the New Intergovern- mental Framework.” IBM Center for the Business of Government. IBM Grant Research Report.

Brian Cook Cook, B. 2011. “The Elusive Quest for a New Interna onal Order.” Review of R. A. Ken- nedy’s The Will to Believe: Woodrow Wilson, World War I, and America’s Strategy for Peace and Security. Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era, 10(2). April.

MaƩ hew Dull Dull, M., S. Willis-Walton, B. Oﬀ enbacker and S. Fyﬀ e. 2011. “2010 Community Engage- ment Study: Final Report.” Submi ed to Rappahannock United Way, January.

Ralph Hall Ramani, T. L., J. Zietsman, H. Gudmundsson, R. P. Hall, and G. Marsden. 2011. “A Generally Applicable Sustainability Assessment Framework for Transporta on Agencies.” Transpor- ta on Research Board 90th Annual Mee ng, Washington, D.C., January 23-27. Hall, R. P. 2011. Review of M. H. Smith, K. ‘Charlie’ Hargroves, and C. Desha’s Cents and Sustainability: Securing Our Common Future by Decoupling Economic Growth from Environmental Pressures. London: Earthscan, 2010. Journal of Planning Educa on and Research. Forthcoming. Hall, R. P., E. van Houweling, E. Vance, R. Hope, and J. Davis. 2010. “Assessing the Link between Produc ve use of Domes c Water, Poverty Reduc on, and Sustainability,” Senegal Country Report – Version: October 22, 2010. Report submi ed to the Water and Sanita on Program (WSP), World Bank, 24 April 2011. 314 pages. spia annual report 2010-2011 -- other papers and reports 27 publicationspublications

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Hall con nued... Hall, R. P., E. van Houweling, E. Vance, R. Hope, and J. Davis. 2011. “Assessing the Link between Produc ve use of Domes c Water, Poverty Reduc on, and Sustainability.” Senegal Country Report – Version: March 24, 2011. Report submi ed to the Water and Sanita on Program (WSP), World Bank, 24 April 2011. 95 pages.

Sonia Hirt Hirt, S. 2010. “To Zone or Not to Zone? Comparing European and American Land-use Regula on.” PNDonline II. Ar cle available at h p://www.planung-neu-denken.de/ content/view/165/41.

Laura Jensen Jensen, L. S. 2010. “Risk and Percep ons of Risk in the Diagnosis of Breast Cancer in Ru- ral Southwest Virginia.” Report to the Virginia Department of Health, Oﬃ ce of Minor- ity Health and Health Equity. January. 83 pages.

Anne Khademian Khademian, A. M. 2011. “Reluctantly we Govern.” Review of A. Robert’s The Logic of Discipline: Global Capitalism and the Architecture of Government (New York: Oxford University Press, 2010) and P. ’t Hart and K. Tindall (eds.), Framing the Global Eco- nomic Downturn: Crisis Rhetoric and the Poli cs of Recessions (Canberra: Australian Na onal University Press, 2009). Public Administra on Review. Forthcoming.

Ted Koebel Koebel, C. and A. Sanderford. 2013. “Dwelling Size,” pp. 6800x in A. C. E. Michalos (ed.), Encyclopedia of Quality of Life Research, Springer. Koebel, C. and A. Sanderford. 2013. “Household Expenditure,” pp. 6800x in A. C. E. Mi- chalos (ed.), Encyclopedia of Quality of Life Research, Springer. Koebel, C. and A. Sanderford. 2013. “Public Housing,” pp. 6800x in A. C. E. Michalos (ed.), Encyclopedia of Quality of Life Research, Springer.

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Koebel con nued... Koebel, C. 2011. “Social housing landlords - North America-non-proﬁ ts and co-ops,” in Susan J. Smith (ed.), The Interna onal Encyclopedia of Housing and Home, Elsevier.

Heike Mayer Jessen, J. and H. Mayer. 2010. “Regional Compe veness and Quality of Life: The Case of Portland and Stu gart.” Planung neu denken(2): pp. 1-17. Jessen, J. and H. Mayer. 2010. “Reurbanisierung und Flächenrecycling – Portland und Stu gart.” Informa onen zur Raumentwicklung, He 1.2010, S. 41-55.

John Randolph Randolph, J. 2011. “Policy Research Priori es for Sustainable Communi es: Insights and Ideas for the U.S. HUD and the Federal interagency Partnership for Sustainable Communi es,” Special Report, Metropolitan Ins tute. Principal authors: C. Dawkins, J. Schilling, M. Alfonzo. (J. Randolph and T. Koebel, primary authors of Green and Energy Eﬃ cient Aﬀ ordable Housing sec ons.) January 28.

Jesse Richardson Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2010. Review of “Property Rights and Land Policies.” Journal of the American Planning Associa on, 76(3): p. 377. Summer. Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2010. “State Regula on of Hydraulic Fracturing for Water Well S mu- la on.” Water Systems Council, December. Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2010. “State Regula on of “Exempt” Wells in the Western United States.” Water Systems Council, December.

Patrick Roberts Roberts, P. 2010. “Our Responder in Chief.” Na onal Aﬀ airs, vol. 5: pp. 75-102. Fall.

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Tom Sanchez Sanchez, T. W. and M. Brenman. 2010. “Transporta on and Civil Rights,” Poverty & Race, Poverty & Race Research Ac on Council, Washington, D.C. July/August.

Max Stephenson Stephenson, M. O. 2011. Review of H. Holmén’s Snakes in Paradise: NGOS and the Aid Industry in Africa. Sterling, VA: Kumarian Press, 2010. Voluntas: The Interna onal Journal of Voluntary and Nonproﬁ t Organiza ons, 22(1): pp. 191-192. Stephenson, M. O and L. Schweitzer. 2011. “Planning and the Environmental Media: The Woodrow Wilson Bridge Eagles and Social Marke ng,” Journal of the American Planning Associa on, April 30. Gervich, C., M. O. Stephenson, and M. Stern. 2011. “Exploring Producers’, Staﬀ Members’ and Board Members’ Cogni ve Frames on Decision-making in an Organic Farming Ven- ture,” Rural Sociology, April 18. Stephenson, M. O. and T. Cooper. 2011. “Networked Organiza ons,” in Sarlak, Moham- mad (ed.), The New Faces of Organiza ons in the 21st Century. Toronto, Ontario: North American Ins tute of Science and Informa on Technology. Stephenson, M. O. 2011. “Public/Private Housing Partnerships,” for Andrew Carswell (ed.), The Encyclopedia of Housing, 2nd ed. Thousand Oaks, Ca.: Sage Publica ons, 2012. March 30.

Karen Till Till, K. E., D. A. Sim and M. Sayers, co-curators. 2010. Co-Curator, “Mapping Spectral Trac- es” two interna onal group exhibi ons with related week-symposium. Armory Gallery and Experien al Gallery, Blacksburg, VA and sites in Roanoke, VA, September-December. Till, K. E., ed. 2010. Mapping Spectral Traces 2010 (edited volume and two exhibi ons catalogue); exhibi ons curated by Deborah A. Sim, Morgan Sayers, and Karen E. Till; exhibi on design: Deborah A. Sim and Morgan Sayers; publica on design: Somiah Muslimani (Blacksburg, VA: CAUS, VT); 44 pp. full color + 4 p. full color covers) ISBN- 13: 978-0-9793684-2-4) (Color PDF available at: h p://www.research.spia.vt.edu/ events/spectral-traces/).

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John Browder Browder, J. O. 2011. Inter-American Founda on, Mid-Term Conference. An gua, Guate- mala. February 26-March 5. Browder, J. O. 2011. Associa on of American Geographers, Sea le, Washington. April 11-16.

Ralph Buehler Buehler, R. and J. Pucher. 2011. “Impacts of Bike Paths and Lanes on Cycling in Large American Ci es.” 90th Transporta on Research Board Annual Mee ng, Washington, D.C. Pucher, J., R. Buehler, D. Merom, and A. Baumann. 2011. “Walking and Cycling in the United States, 2001-2009: Evidence from the Na onal Household Travel Surveys.” 90th Transporta on Research Board Annual Mee ng, Washington, D.C. Kuhnimhof, T., R. Buehler, and J. Dargay. 2011. “A New Genera on: Travel Trends among Young Germans and Britons.” 90th Transporta on Research Board Annual Mee ng, Washington, D.C. Buehler, R. 2010. “Forty Years of Planning for Livable Communi es: Lessons from Freiburg, Germany.” Poster at TRB/USDOT Transporta on Systems for Livable Commu- ni es Conference, Washington, D.C. Buehler, R. 2010. “Four Decades of Planning for Sustainable Transport in Freiburg, Germa- ny.” American Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) conference 2010, Minneapolis, MN. Buehler, R. 2011. “Making Urban Transport Sustainable: Insights from Germany.” 2nd TEMPO Conference on Sustainable Transport: Policy Change for Sustainable Transport. CIENS Forum, Oslo Centre for Interdisciplinary Environmental and Social Research, Oslo, Norway. January 31–February 1. Buehler, R. 2010. “Cycling to Sustainability: Lessons from Europe and North America.” Catholic University, Washington, D.C. Buehler, R. 2010. “Travel Behavior Transport Systems and Sustainability.” Geography Department, Macalester College, St. Paul, MN. Buehler, R. 2010. “Road Safety and Age-Friendly Environments: Lessons from Germany.” AARP Interna onal Aﬀ ordability and Safety of Livable Communi es, Lessons from Around the World Conference, Washington, D.C., June. Buehler, R. 2010. “Promo ng the Green Modes of Transport: Lessons from Germany.” Goethe-Ins tut & Heinrich-Boell Founda on Green Living Speaker Series: Smart Mo- bility for the 21st Century, Washington, D.C. spia annual report 2010-2011 31 presentationspresentations

Sang Ok Choi Choi, S. O., M. Dull and P. Roberts. 2011. “Government of Vacancies? Analyzing Appoin- tee Posi on Vacancies 1989-2009.” 2011 Annual Mee ng of the Midwest Poli cal Science Associa on. Chicago, IL, March 31-April 3. Choi, S. O. and S.-B. Yang. 2011. “Exploring the Emerging Role of Technology in Emer- gency Management: Cases of FEMA Mobile Site and Facebook Page.” 2011 American Society for Public Administra on Na onal Conference. Bal more, MD, March 11-13. Choi, S. O. and S.-G. Moon. 2011. “Cultural Adapta on and Korean Immigrants’ Charitable Ac ons: Measurement and Preliminary Analysis.” 2011 American Society for Public Admin- istra on Na onal Conference. Bal more, MD, March 11-13. Choi, S. O. and K.-H. Lee. 2010. “Collabora ve Governance in the Low-Income Housing Services in the United States: Roles of Nonprofi t Organiza ons.” 2010 Korean Associa- on for Public Administra on Interna onal Conference. Seoul, Korea, October 7-8. Choi, S. O., S.J. Kim, and Y. M. Kim, 2010. “Judicial Impact on Government Agencies in Korea.” 2010 Southeastern Conference for Public Administra on (SECOPA). Wilming- ton, NC, October 13-16. Choi, S. O. and S.-B. Yang. 2010. “Understanding Challenges and Opportuni es in the Nonprofi t Sector in Korea.” 2010 Southeastern Conference for Public Administra on (SECOPA). Wilmington, NC, October 13-16. Choi, S. O. 2010. “Government Leadership Role and Forms of Nonprofi t Collabora on: From Prac ce to Theory.” Interna onal Conference of the School of Governance at SungKyunKwan University, Seoul, Korea, October 9.

Brian Cook Cook, B. 2010. “Arenas of Power and New Policy Theory: Toward a Synthesis.” Annual Mee ng of the American Poli cal Science Associa on. Washington, DC, September 2-5. Cook, B. 2011. “Arenas of Power in Climate Change Policymaking.” VT College of Architec- ture and Urban Studies Research Conference. Blacksburg, VA, February.

Maggie Cowell Cowell, M. 2011. “Innova on Cluster at St. Elizabeths: Leveraging the Homeland Security Economy.” Faculty Research Symposium, College of Architecture and Urban Studies. Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA.

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Cowell con nued... Cowell, M. 2010. “To Bow Out, Bid Down, or Bet on the Basics? Understanding Regional Resilience in the Midwest.” 2010 Associa on of Collegiate Schools of Planning. Min- neapolis, MN. Cowell, M. 2010. “To Bow Out, Bid Down, or Bet on the Basics? Understanding Regional Economic Development Responses to Deindustrializa on in the Midwest.” MacArthur Founda on’s Research Network on Building Resilient Regions. San Francisco, CA. Cowell, M. 2010. “Resilient Regions in the Wake of Deindustrializa on.” Urban Studies Program, Rutgers, Camden, NJ. Cowell, M. 2010. “Regional Systems and Regional Economic Growth.” Conference on Ur- ban and Regional Policy and Its Eﬀ ects, George Washington University, Washington, D.C.

Giselle Datz Datz, G. 2010. “State Levers for Economic Development in Lula’s Brazil”. La n American Stud- ies Associa on’s Annual Conven on. Toronto, Canada, October 6-9.

Wilma Dunaway Dunaway, W. 2011. “Class, Race and Patriarchal Assaults on Motherhood in the Antebel- lum South.” Southern Sociological Society Annual Mee ng. April. Dunaway, W. 2010. “The Current Economic Crisis: What Insights Does the World-Systems Perspec ve Oﬀ er?” August.

MaƩ Dull Dull, M., S. O. Choi, and P. Roberts. 2011. “Government of Vacancies? Analyzing Appoin- tee Posi on Vacancies, 1989-2009.” Annual Mee ng of the Midwest Poli cal Science Associa on. Chicago, IL. April. Dull, M. and Z. Oberﬁ eld. 2011. “Leadership, Organiza onal Characteris cs, and Diversity Management in Federal Agencies: Analyzing the Causes of EEO Discrimina on Com- plaints.” Annual Mee ng of the Midwest Poli cal Science Associa on. Chicago, IL. April. Dull, M. 2010. “A Century in Search of Results: Publicity, Professionalism, and Reform in the Progressive Era.” 2010 American Poli cal Science Associa on. September 1-3. spia annual report 2010-2011 33 presentationspresentations

Dull con nued... Dull, M. and K. Wernstedt. 2010. “Context, Capacity, and the Diﬀ usion of EPA Brown- ﬁ elds Program Projects among U.S. Coun es.” Annual Mee ng of the Associa on for Policy Analysis and Management. Boston, MA. November 4-6. Dull, M., P. Roberts, and S. O. Choi. 2010. “Guarding the Guardians: Oversight Appoin- tees and the Search for Accountability in U.S. Federal Agencies.” Annual Mee ng of the Midwest Poli cal Science Associa on. Chicago, IL. April 22-25. Dull, M. and D. C. W. Parker. 2010. “Roo ng Out Waste, Fraud, and Abuse: House Com- mi ee Inves ga ons, 1947-2004.” Annual Mee ng of the Midwest Poli cal Science Associa on. Chicago, IL. April 22-25.

Ralph Hall Hall, R. P. 2011. “ Evalua ng the vulnerability of coastal communi es and their potable groundwater systems in Mozambique to human and natural impacts.” 2011 CAUS Faculty Research Symposium, Virginia Tech. Blacksburg, VA. February 18. Hall. R. P. 2011. “Assessing the link between produc ve use of domes c water, poverty reduc on, and sustainability.” 2011 CAUS Faculty Research Symposium, Virginia Tech. Blacksburg, VA. February 18.

Sonia Hirt Hirt, S. 2010. “The Gates of Belgrade: Safety, Privacy and New Housing Pa erns in the Post-communist City.” Annual Conference of the Associa on of Collegiate Schools of Planning. Minneapolis, MN. October. Hirt, S. 2011. Session organizer for the 2011 Annual Conference of the Associa on for the Advancement of Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies. November. Hirt, S. 2011. “Landscapes of Post-modernity: Changes in the Built Fabric of Post-Socialist Ci es.” Doctoral Seminar, Urban Planning Program, University of Pennsylvania. March.

Derek Hyra Hyra, D. 2011. “Community Inclusion and Conﬂ ict: Understanding Intersec onality at the Organiza onal Level.” Spring Sociology Lecture Series. George Mason University, Fairfax, VA.

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Hyra con nued... Hyra, D. 2011. “Should We Stay or Should We Go?” The Na onal Low-Income Housing Coali on Annual Housing Policy Conference. Washington, DC. Hyra, D. 2011. “Diversity as a Way of Life.” Urban Aff airs and Planning Diversity Speakers’ Series, Virginia Tech. Blacksburg, VA. Hyra, D. 2011. “Community Inclusion and Confl ict: Mul racial Gentrifi ca on in Washing- ton, DC.” Urban Aff airs Associa on’s 41st Annual Mee ng. New Orleans, LA. Hyra, D. 2010. “Globaliza on and Its Impact on the Inner City.” University of Pennsylva- nia. Philadelphia, PA. Kirk, D. and D. Hyra. 2010. “The Velocity of Home Foreclosures and the Impact on Neigh- borhood Crime.” 2010 American Sociological Associa on Annual Mee ng. Atlanta, GA.

Laura Jensen Jensen, L. S. and F. Sharif. 2011. “Risk and Percep ons of Risk in the Diagnosis of Breast Cancer in Rural Southwest Virginia.” College of Architecture and Urban Studies Annual Research Conference. Virginia Tech. Blacksburg, VA. February 2011. Jensen, L. S. 2011. “Factors Aﬀ ec ng the Diagnosis of Breast Cancer in Southwest Virgin- ia.” Kickoﬀ event for the College’s Relay for Life. Emory and Henry College, March 14.

Anne Khademian Khademian, A. M. 2010. “Financial Regula on and the Consumer: Legacy Prac ces, Treasury Transi ons, and Technology in the CFPB.” Associa on of Public Policy Analysis and Management. Boston, MA, November. Khademian, A. M. 2010. “Regulatory reform and the ﬁ nancial crisis.” Round Table, Mid- west Poli cal Science Associa on Mee ngs. April. Khademian, A. M. 2010. Chair and organizer of the Financial Crisis Roundtable. Ameri- can Society of Public Administra on (ASPA). California. October.

Tim Luke Luke, T. W. 2010. “The Duplici es of Development: Accep ng Globaliza on in Hard Times to A ain Good Times Through Sustainability.” American Poli cal Science Associa on. Washington, D.C. September 1-5. spia annual report 2010-2011 35 presentationspresentations

Luke con nued... Luke, T. W. 2010. “Ecologies of Appropria on: The Division of Labor as the Labor of Divi- sion in Technology, Space and Property.” Western Poli cal Science Associa on. San Francisco, CA. March 31-April 3. Luke, T. W. 2010. “Climate Change Imaginary.” Interna onal Sociological Associa on. Gothenburg, Sweden. July 11-17. Luke, T. W. 2010. “Concerns about Our Choice: Considera ons on the Climate Change Crisis.” Ethics in Democracy Conference, Department of Philosophy, Virginia Polytech- nic Ins tute and State University. Blacksburg, VA. March 20.

Joel Peters Peters, J. 2010. “On leaving Territory: Understanding Israel’s Strategic Mo ves,” Annual Conven on of the American Poli cal Science. Washington D.C. September 4.

John Randolph Pi , D., J. Randolph, and D. St. Jean. 2010. “Residen al Energy Retroﬁ t to Achieve Climate Ac on Mi ga on, Green Aﬀ ordable housing, and Green Jobs.” ACSP Annual Conference. Minneapolis, MN. October. Randolph, J. 2011. “The Sustainable Community: Impera ves, Dimensions and Path- ways.” Research Symposium, College of Design, Construc on, and Planning, University of Florida, February 17. Randolph, J. 2011. “Some Emerging Issues in Landscape and urban Ecology.” Sustain- able Design class, College of Design, Construc on, and Planning, University of Florida, February 16. Randolph, J. 2011. “Research in a Professional College of Design, Construc on, and Plan- ning.” Research Symposium, College of Design, Construc on, and Planning, University of Florida, February 18. Randolph, J. 2011. “Exploring energy Policy and Its Impacts on Local Communi es.” American Council on Consumer Interests 2011 annual conference, Washington, D.C., April 15.

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Jesse Richardson Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2011. “Hydraulic Fracturing and Water Wells.” Ground Water Sum- mit, Na onal Ground Water Associa on. Bal more, MD. May 4, Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2011. “Eastern States Water Withdrawal and Alloca on: The Impact of the Takings Clause.” Ground Water Summit, Na onal Ground Water Associa on. Bal more, MD. May 2. Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2011. “The Bounds Case: Why This Case is Important to the Future of the Water Well Industry.” Spring Mee ng, Water Systems Council. Washington, D.C. March 3. Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2010. “Update on Exempt Well Issues Across the Country.” 2010 Ground Water Expo, Na onal Ground Water Associa on. Las Vegas, NV. December 8. Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2010. “Agricultural Law Update.” Kansas Agricultural Law Symposium, Manha an, KS. October 29. Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2010. “Who Owns the Water? Water Rights in Montana and Na onwide.” Exempt Wells and Related Issues in Montana. Helena, MT. October 14. Richardson, Jr., J. J. and J. Fogel. 2010. “Sustainable Development of Forestlands.” Work- shop, Commonwealth Land use and Zoning Conference, PlanVirginia. Roanoke, VA. October 12. Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2010. “Property Rights and Planning in Virginia.” Panel member, Com- monwealth Land use and Zoning Conference, PlanVirginia. Roanoke, VA. October 10. Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2010. “Ethical Issues When Represen ng Landowners Dona ng or Selling Development Rights.” American Agricultural Law Associa on Con nuing Legal Educa on Symposium. Omaha, NE. October 9. Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2010. “Land Use Law Update.” American Agricultural Law Associa on Con nuing Legal Educa on Symposium. Omaha, NE. October 8. Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2010. “Water Rights and Conserva on Easements,” Nebraska Water Law Conference, Nebraska State Bar and the University of Nebraska. Lincoln, NE. October 6. Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2010. “Ethical Issues When Represen ng Landowners Dona ng or Selling Development Rights.” Rural Land and Agribusiness Update, Virginia Coopera- ve Extension. Wytheville, VA. October 22. Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2010. “Ethical Issues When Represen ng Landowners Dona ng or Selling Development Rights.” Rural Land and Agribusiness Update, Virginia Coopera- ve Extension. Charlo esville, VA. October 1.

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Richardson con nued... Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2010. “Ethical Issues When Represen ng Farm Families.” Ohio Agricul- tural Law Symposium, Ohio State Bar. Columbus, OH. September 17. Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2010. “Hot Issues in Water Law.” Ohio Agricultural Law Symposium, Ohio State Bar. Columbus, OH. September 17. Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2010. “Ethics in Planning and Zoning.” Cer ﬁ ed Planning Commis- sioners Program, PlanVirginia. Blacksburg, VA. June 18. Richardson, Jr., J. J. 2010. “Dillon’s Rule is From Mars, Home Rule is From Venus,” Conference of Southern County Associa ons, 2010 Annual Conference. Charlo esville, VA. May 2.

Patrick Roberts Roberts, P. 2010. “Our Responder in Chief,” Na onal Aﬀ airs, vol. 5: pp. 75-102. Fall. Roberts, P. 2011. “Cons tu onalism in America.” Spring Academy workshop, Universität Heidelberg, Germany, March 24. Roberts, P. 2011. “Poli cs and Policy in Disaster and Security Organiza ons.” University College, London, January 24. Roberts, P. 2010. “The Ratche ng Up of Expecta ons in Disaster Policy.” Universität Hei- delberg, Germany, October 28.

Joyce Rothschild Rothschild, J. 2010. “The Dark Side of the Non-proﬁ t Sector.” 39th Annual Mee ng of ARNOVA. Alexandria, VA. November 18.

Tom Sanchez Sanchez, T. W. 2011. “Social Media/Technology for Planning Program Communica ons and Administra on.” Associa on of Collegiate Schools of Planning Administrators Conference, Aus n, TX, May. Sanchez, T. W.. 2011. “Technology in the Planning Process: Survey of Virginia Planners.” APA Na onal Planning Conference, Boston, MA, April. Lang, R. and T. W. Sanchez. 2010. “The Metro Poli cs of the Intermountain West.” The Poli cal Demography and Geography of the Intermountain West, Brookings Mountain West, Las Vegas, NV, October.

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Sanchez con nued... Sanchez, T. W. 2010. “Salt Lake County Planning Communica ons and Social Network Analysis.” Utah Chapter of the American Planning Associa on Fall Conference, Salt Lake City, UT, September.

Max Stephenson Stephenson, M. O. and L. Zano . 2011. “Promo ng Peace and Development through NGOs: Liberal Myth or Route to Emancipa on?” 52nd Interna onal Studies Associa- on Annual Conven on, Montreal, Canada, March 16-19. Stephenson, M. O. and L. Zano . 2010. “Pondering NGO Roles in Transna onal Poli cs: The Case of Women In Black-Serbia.” Associa on for Research on Nonproﬁ t Organiza- on and Voluntary Ac on, Na onal Conference, Alexandria, VA, November 18-20. Stephenson, M. O., R. Leonard, and A. Kilkelly. 2010. “Celebra ng and Recovering Com- munity Iden ty via a Community-Based Organiza on-University Partnership: The Case of Chris ansburg Ins tute.” Imagining America na onal conference, Sea le, WA, September 23-25. Stephenson, M. O. and L. Zano . 2010. “Advoca ng the liberal peace between na onalism and the de-territorializa on of poli cs: the case of WIB Serbia.” Interna onal So- ciological Studies Associa on, XVII World Congress of Sociology, Gothenburg, Sweden, July 11-17. Stephenson, M. O., C. Gervich, and M. Stern. 2010. “Framing Sustainable Development In The Blue Ridge Mountains: How Stakeholders In One Sustainable Development Or- ganiza on Cope With Frame-Based Conﬂ icts Related To Decision-Making And Sustain- ability.” 16th Interna onal Symposium on Society and Natural Resource Management, Corpus, Chris , TX, June 6-10.

Karen Till Till, K. E. 2010. “Heritage Landscapes: Making Community Stories Visible in Hurt Park, Roanoke.” Session on “Placemaking: Revealing Histories of Diverse Communi es.” Virginia American Planning Associa on (APA) annual conference. Norfolk, VA., May. Till, K. E. 2010. “The Limita ons of Resilience: The District Six Museum’s Place-based Eth- ics of Care.” Session on: “Post-Apartheid Geographies of South Africa and its Region.” Annual Associa on of American Geographers conference. Washington D.C., April.

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Till con nued... Till, K. E. 2010. “Cultures of Landscape: A Tribute to James Duncan.” Panelist: Annual As- socia on of American Geographers conference. Washington D.C., April.

Gerard Toal Toal, G. 2011. “Return and its Alterna ves: Interna onal Law, Norms and Prac ces and Dilemmas of Ethnocra c Power, Implementa on, Jus ce and Development.” Associa- on for the Study of Na onali es. Columbia University, New York, April 16. Toal, G. 2011. “‘Today We are All Georgians’: The United States and the Russian-Osse- an-Georgian War of August 2008.” Annual Eyre lecture, Department of Geography, University of North Carolina. March 25. Toal, G. 2011. “Abkhazia 2010: A Survey of A tudes and Beliefs in a De Facto State.” School of Interna onal and Public Aﬀ airs, Columbia University, February 17. Toal, G. 2010. “Divided A tudes? Preliminary Analysis of Simultaneous 2010 Public Opinion Surveys in Moldova and Transnistria,” The Ins tute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies, George Washington University, September 28.

Kris Wernstedt Carlet, F. and K. Wernstedt. 2010. “Stormwater Management: The Climate Change and Urban Development Challenge.” Associa on of Collegiate Schools of Planning Confer- ence, Minneapolis, MN., October. Wernstedt, K. and P. Murray-Tuite. 2010. “Commuter Risk Percep ons a er the Wash- ington DC Metrorail Collision.” Society for Risk Analysis Conference, Salt Lake City, UT., December. Wernstedt, K. and P. Murray-Tuite. 2011. “An Autopsy of Transit User Risk a er the 2009 Washington DC Metrorail Collision.” CAUS College Research Symposium, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA., February.

40 spia annual report 2010-2011 sponsoredsponsored researchresearch

John Browder Co-PI. “Collabora ve Research: Globaliza on, Deforesta on, and the Ca le Sector in the Brazilian Amazon.” Na onal Science Founda on, $152,797. 2007-2011.

Ralph Buehler PI. “Analysis of Determinants of Bicycle Use in the Washington Metropolitan Area.” Mid- Atlan c Universi es Transporta on Center (MAUTC), $20,000. 2010-2011. Co-PI for research on transport policy and planning in Germany (with S. Hirt, J. Randolph, G. Reichard ). Proposal Revision Support for “Metropolitan Climate Change Policies: Compara ve analysis and policy exchange between Europe and the United States.” Virginia Tech Ins tute for Society Culture and Environment, $3,500. Summer 2010. Research Consultant. “Benchmarking Cycling and Walking in the USA.” Alliance for Biking and Walking, $5,000. 2010-2012. Co-PI. “Analysis of trends in young people’s mobility pa erns in the United States.” IFMO/BMW, $30,000. 2010. Co-PI (with Casey Dawkins). “Strategies to Increase Aﬀ ordable Housing near Transit.” U.S. Department for Housing and Urban Development. Livable Communi es Ini a ve, $15,000. 2010-2011. Co-PI. “Analysis of Bicycling Trends and Policies in Large American Ci es.” University Transporta on Research Center II, Rutgers University, Virginia Tech, $30,000. 2009- 2010.

Maggie Cowell Co-PI (with John Provo and Heike Mayer). “Assess the poten al of the homeland security economy for community economic development and revitaliza on at the St. Elizabeths Hospital site in Southeast Washington, DC.” Economic Development Administra on, $186,000. April 6, 2011 to May 9, 2012.

MaƩ Dull Co-PI (with Susan Willis-Walton, also with Beth Oﬀ enbacker and Saunji Fyﬀ e. “Commu- nity Engagement Ini a ve.” Rappahannock United Way, $42,700. 2010.

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Dull con nued... PI. “Construc ng Community Indicators: Engagement, Narra ve, and the Measurement of Community Health Outcomes.” Virginia Tech Ins tute for Society Culture and Envi- ronment, Principal Inves gator. $26,640. 2011.

Ralph Hall: Co-PI. “Impact evalua on of an MCC-funded rural water supply project in Nampula, Mozambique.” The Millennium Challenge Corpora on (MCC) has awarded $610,000 to Stanford University for the rural water supply impact evalua on. In 2011, a $42,715 subaward to VT from Stanford was awarded for the baseline study. The follow-up study is planned for 2013.

Laura Jensen PI (with Fa ma Sharif). “Exploring Risk and Percep ons of Risk in the Diagnosis of Breast Cancer in Rural Southwest Virginia.” Department of Health, Commonwealth of Vir- ginia, $15,280. May–Nov. 2010. PI (with Fa ma Sharif). “Inves ga ng the Factors Contribu ng to the Underdiagnosis of Breast Cancer in Rural Southwest Virginia.” VT Ins tute for Society, Culture, and the Environment Summer Scholars Grant, $19,800. March–June 2011.

Anne Khademian Co-PI (with Professor Sang Choi). “Virginia’s Implementa on of the American Reinvest- ment and Recovery Act (ARRA): Understanding the New Intergovernmental Rela onships.” The IBM Center for the Business of Government, $20,000. 2010 and 2011.

Ted Koebel Co-PI (with Deborah Young-Corbe , PI). “Dust-control Usage: Strategic Technology Interven on (DUSTI).” Na onal Ins tute of Occupa on Safety and Health, ~$300,000. 2010-12. Co-PI (with Andrew McCoy). “Cos ng & Program Review.” Fairfax County ADU and WDU Programs, $45,000. 2009-11. Co-PI (with Marilyn Cavell). “Housing Aﬀ ordability Index Metrics.” Housing Virginia, $20,000. 2009-10.

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Koebel con nued... Co-PI (with Joe Schilling, John Kroemer, and Marilyn Cavell). “Housing Management Audit.” Prince George County, MD, ~$50,000. 2010-11. PI. “HUD SCI Regional Sustainability.” New River Valley PDC. ~$100,000 for the housing component. 2011-14.

John Randolph PI. “Regional Energy Plan for the New River Valley.” New River Valley Planning District Commission, subcontract from U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) $1 million Sustainable Communi es grant, Randolph VT por on, $87,560, May 2011-Jan 2014. Co-PI (with G. Reichard (BC), S. McGinnis (MSE), J. Provo (OED)). “Western Virginia CREATES (Construc on, Retrofi ng, and Energy-Effi ciency Assessment Training and Employment System).” $474,000, Jan. 2010-Nov. 2011. PI (with Ted Koebel and Tommi Godwin). “Climate Change Adapta on for Middle Penin- sula Coun es in the Virginia Coastal Community.” Virginia Sea Grant Program, $10,636. July 2010-June 2011. PI (with D. Pi ). “Blacksburg Climate Ac on Plan.” Town of Blacksburg, $50,000. January 2010-June 2011. Co-PI (with S. Hirt, R. Buehler, G. Reichard). “Metropolitan Climate Change Policies: Com- para ve Analysis and Policy exchange between Europe and the United States.” Virginia Tech Ins tute for Society, Culture and Environment, $10,000. Summer 2010. PI. “Community Energy Program Development.” Virginia Tech Offi ce of Vice President for Research, $15,000. 2009-11.

Jesse Richardson Co-PI (with Martha Walker). “Managing Legal Risk in Agritourism and Direct Marke ng.” Southern Region Risk Management Associa on, $35,860. 2011-2012. Co-PI (with Mike Roberts). “Virginia Rural Heritage Ini a ve-Farm Transi on.” Southern Region Risk Management Associa on, $25,000. 2009-2011. PI. “ Private Forestlands and Community Planning.” Virginia Department of Forestry, $28,000. 2009-2011.

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Max Stephenson PI (with Laura Zano ). “ISCE Summer Scholar.” VT Ins tute for Society Culture and the Environ- ment, $15,000. Summer 2011. PI (with Laura Zano ). “OIRED Small Grant.” VT Oﬃ ce of Interna onal Research, Educa on and Development, $2500. Summer 2011.

Karen Till: “Mapping Spectral Traces.” Virginia Tech Humani es Symposium Grant, College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, and School of Visual Arts Visi ng Ar sts’ Program: $28,000. 2010.

Kris Wernstedt Co-Inves gator (with David Robertson (PI), Michael Mor mer, Bruce Hull). “Green Infrastructure Assessment: Mapping and Evalua ng the Support System for Green Infrastructure Planning in the United States.” U.S. Forest Service, $217,014. June 1, 2011 to May 31, 2013. Co-PI (with Pamela Murray-Tuite (PI)). “RAPID: Commuter Risk Percep ons a er the Washington DC Metrorail Collision.” Na onal Science Founda on, $34,857. August 10, 2009 to August 9, 2010.

Yang Zhang PI. “Collabora ve Proposal: Developing an Intergovernmental Management Framework for Sus- tainable Recovery Following Catastrophic Disasters.” Na onal Science Founda on, $123,051. (h p://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward.do?AwardNumber=1029298). September 1, 2010 to August 31, 2013. Co-PI (with John Randolph (PI), C. Theodore Koebel). “Climate Change Adapta on Strategies for Middle Peninsula Coun es in the Virginia Coastal Community.” Virginia Sea Grant, $10,636. July 1, 2010 to May 31, 2012.

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