Submissions from 2013
Beyond the black box: Forest sector vulnerability assessments and adaptation to climate change in North America, Adam Wellstead, Jeremy Rayner, and Michael Howlett
Coercion and Resistance in the Colonial Market: Cotton in Britain’s African Empire, Jonathan Robins
Crossing the Milwaukee River, Sarah Scarlett
"Destined to produce [a] ... revolution": Michigan's iron ore industry in the civil war, Terry Reynolds
Dispersed capacity and weak coordination: The challenge of climate change adaptation in Canada's forest policy sector, Jeremy Rayner, Kathleen McNutt, and Adam Wellstead
Effect of humidity instability on rehydroxylation in fired clay ceramics, Timothy Scarlett, Jaroslaw W. Drelich, and Patrick Bowen
Environmental history in a changing world: evolution, environmental health, and climate change, Nancy Langston
Geometry, method, and the rise of trace italienne: fortification in the sixteenth century, Steven A. Walton
John L. Cotter award in historical archaeology, Timothy Scarlett, Donald L. Hardesty, and Teresita Majewski
Mining the Boreal North, Nancy Langston
Modeling rehydration/rehydroxylation mass-gain curves from davenport ceramics, Timothy Scarlett, Jaroslaw W. Drelich, and Patrick Bowen
Policy dialogue and engagement between non-governmental organizations and government: A survey of processes and instruments of canadian policy workers, Bryan Evans and Adam Wellstead
Policy work in multi-level states: Institutional autonomy and task allocation among canadian policy analysts, Michael Howlett and Adam Wellstead
Proto-scientific revolution or cookbook science? Early gunnery manuals in the craft treatise tradition, Steven A. Walton
Putting knowledge to war: research, development and the image of science in the First World War, Steven A. Walton
Research Note: Segregated by Age: Are We Becoming More Divided?, Richelle Winkler
Reviewed Work: Financing the Raj: The City of London and Colonial India, 1858–1940 by David Sunderland, Jonathan Robins
Review of Cox, Anthony, Empire, Industry and Class: The Imperial Nexus of Jute, 1840-1940, Jonathan Robins
Socioeconomic and environmental impacts of biofuels: evidence from developing nations, Kathleen Halvorsen
The future of hunting: An age-period-cohort analysis of deer hunter decline, Richelle Winkler and Keith Warnke
The goldilocks problem in medieval ordnance: The early European guns (EEG) database, Steven A. Walton
The 'Lumpiness' Thesis Revisited: The Venues of Policy Work and the Distribution of Analytical Techniques in Canada, Michael P. Howlett, Seck Tan, Adam Wellstead, Andrea Migone, and Bryan Evans
The neglect of governance in forest sector vulnerability assessments: Structural-functionalism and “black box” problems in climate change adaptation planning, Adam Wellstead, Michael Howlett, and Jeremy Rayner
Tributary phosphorus monitoring in the U.S. portion of the Laurentian Great Lake Basin: Drivers and challenges, Meredith Ballard LaBeau, Hugh Gorman, Alex Mayer, David Dempsey, and Alicia Sherrin
Use of the participatory approach to develop sustainability assessments for natural resource management, Ashma Vaidya and Audrey L. Mayer
Utilizing GIS to examine the relationship between state renewable portfolio standards and the adoption of renewable energy technologies, Chelsea Schelly and Jessica Price
Water Security Assessment: Integrating Governance and Freshwater Indicators, Emma S. Norman, Gemma Dunn, Karen Bakker, Diana M. Allen, and Rafael Cavalcanti de Albuquerque
Submissions from 2012
Bricks and an Evolving Industrial Landscape: The West Point Foundry and New York's Hudson River Valley, Timothy James Scarlett, Jeremy Rahn, and Daniel Scott
Consumer Strategy and Household Consumption in the Cripple Creek Mining District, Colorado, USA, Sam R. Sweitz
Dirty ores and ingenious mechanics: The origins of American ore washing machinery, Steven A. Walton
Engineering nature: Water, development, & the global spread of American environmental expertise. By Jessica B. Teisch, Carol MacLennan
Grantocracy: Conservation grant-making and the territorialization of neoliberalism in Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula, Afton E. Clarke-Sather and Barry Solomon
New governance arrangements at the intersection of climate change and forest policy: Institutional, political and regulatory dimensions, Meinhard Doelle, Chris Henschel, Jennifer Smith, Chris Tollefson, and Adam Wellstead
Peer influence of non-industrial private forest owners in the Western Upper Peninsula of Michigan, Jillian R. Schubert and Audrey L. Mayer
Professional policy work in federal states: Institutional autonomy and Canadian policy analysis, Michael Howlett and Adam Wellstead
Technology and culture in Greek and Roman antiquity, Steven A. Walton
The Captain and the Professor: Inventing the Parrott gun before the civil war, Steven A. Walton
The materiality of privacy: Private spaces in public places, Laura Walikainen Rouleau
Submissions from 2011
Climate change policy capacity at the sub-national government level, Adam Wellstead and Richard C. Stedman
Constructing new knowledge in industrial archaeology, Timothy Scarlett and Sam R. Sweitz
Ethanol from lignocellulosics, U.S. federal energy and agricultural policy, and the diffusion of innovation, Jill R. Jensen, Kathleen Halvorsen, and David Shonnard
Industrial waters and island sustainability in Hawa`ii, Carol MacLennan
Militarized landscapes in the island Pacific, Carol MacLennan
Modeling the impacts of communication among nonindustrial private forest owners on forested landscapes, Audrey L. Mayer, Mark D. Rouleau, Mackenzie T. Roeser, and Jillian R. Schubert
Policy analysts in the bureaucracy revisited: The nature of professional policy work in contemporary government, Michael Howlett and Adam Wellstead
Policy analytical capacity in changing governance contexts: A structural equation model (SEM) study of contemporary canadian policy work, Adam Wellstead, Richard C. Stedman, and Michael Howlett
Rehydration/rehydroxylation kinetics of reheated XIX-century Davenport (Utah) ceramic, Timothy Scarlett, Patrick Bowen, Jaroslaw W. Drelich, and Helen J. Ranck
The coming sustainable energy transition: History, strategies, and outlook, Barry Solomon and Karthik Krishna
Why we disagree about assisted migration: Ethical implications of a key debate regarding the future of Canada's forests, I. Aubin, C. M. Garbe, S. Colombo, C. R. Drever, D. W. McKenney, C. Messier, J. Pedlar, M. A. Saner, L. Venier, Adam Wellstead, R. Winder, E. Witten, and C. Ste-Marie
Submissions from 2010
Aconcio at Berwick: Importing the trace italienne into England, 1560, Steven A. Walton
A net-present value analysis for a wind turbine purchase at a small US college, Nicholas H. Johnson and Barry D. Solomon
Island world: A history of Hawai`i and the United States. By Gary Okihiro, Carol MacLennan
Pearl Harbor's waters: Capture, enclosure, and national security, Carol MacLennan
Policy capacity and incapacity in canada's federal government, Adam Wellstead and Richard Stedman
Theophrastus onLyngurium– Medieval and renaissance lore from the classical lapidary tradition, Steven A. Walton
Tom Turner. Roadless rules: The struggle for the last wild forests, Kathleen Halvorsen
Using environmental history to understand sustainability: The case of Silver City, NM, Carol MacLennan and Christa Walck
Works from 2009
A Review of: “Durant, Robert F. The Greening of the U.S. Military: Environmental Policy, National Security, and Organizational Change.”, Kathleen Halvorsen
Community partnered projects: A case study of a collaborative effort to improve sanitation in a marginalized community in northwest Mexico, Agustin Robles-Morua, Alex Mayer, and Mary Durfee
The diary of the setting-out of the West Point foundry, Steven A. Walton
The militarization of Hawai'i's lands and waters, Carol MacLennan
Two seasons of excavation at the 1865 office building at scenic Hudson's West Point foundry preserve, Timothy Scarlett
Valuing climate protection through willingness to pay for biomass ethanol, Barry Solomon and Nicholas H. Johnson
What if the local is exotic and the imported mundane? Measuring ceramic exchanges in Mormon Utah, Timothy Scarlett
Works from 2008
Economic valuation of environmental services sustained by water flows in the Yaqui River Delta, Monica Ilija Ojeda, Alex Mayer, and Barry Solomon
From grain to cellulosic ethanol: History, economics and policy, Barry Solomon, Justin R. Barnes, and Kathleen E. Halvorsen
Hawai’i’s industrialized ecology: The power of corporate sugar, Carol MacLennan
Introduction, Barry Solomon and Nicholas H. Johnson
Plantation payday: A research note, Carol MacLennan
Regional economic impacts of cellulosic ethanol development in the North Central states, Barry Solomon
Renewable energy from forest resources in the United States, Barry Solomon and Valerie A. Luzadis
The Automotive Transportation System: Cars and Highways in Twentieth-Century America, Bruce E. Seely
Wood-to-Wheels: A Multidisciplinary Research Initiative in Sustainable Transportation Utilizing Fuels and Co-Products from Forest Resources, David R. Shonnard, Jill Jensen, Jeffrey Naber, Qiong Zhang, Ann Maclean, Kathleen Halvorsen, Timothy L. Jenkins, Christopher Polonowski, and John W. Sutherland
Submissions from 2007
Analysis of historic latter-day saint pottery glazes by laser ablation—Inductively coupled plasma—Mass spectrometry, Timothy Scarlett, Nicole C. Little, Robert J. Speakman, Michael D. Glascock, and Christopher W. Merritt
Grain and cellulosic ethanol: History, economics, and energy policy, Barry Solomon, Justin R. Barnes, and Kathleen Halvorsen
How mining, ranching, and the state changed the landscape of southwestern New Mexico, 1850-2005, Carol MacLennan
Kilauea sugar plantation in 1912: A snapshot, Carol MacLennan
Pottery in the Mormon economy: An historical, archaeological, and archaeometric study, Timothy Scarlett, Robert J. Speakman, and Michael D. Glascock
Teaching the archaeology of the African diaspora and its consequences: Thoughts about entangling education, Timothy Scarlett
Wai: Indigenous water, industrial water in Hawai`i, Carol MacLennan
Works from 2006
A Review of: “Jon T. Coleman. Vicious: Wolves and Men in America”, Kathleen Halvorsen
Bricks and an evolving industrial landscape: The West Point foundry and New York's hudson river valley, Timothy Scarlett, Jeremy Rahn, and Daniel Scott
Can the great lakes of north america survive globalization?, Mary Durfee and Mirit Shamir
Critical Next Steps in Research on Public Meetings and Environmental Decision Making, Kathleen Halvorsen
Erratum: "A global survey of hydrogen energy research, development and policy" (Energy Policy (2006) vol. 34 (781-792) 10.1016/j.enpol.2004.08.007), Barry Solomon and Abhijit Banerjee
Globalizing flowscapes and the historical archaeology of the Mormon domain, Timothy Scarlett
Onsite sewage system regulation along the Great Lakes and the US EPA "Homeowner Awareness" model, Kathleen Halvorsen and Hugh Gorman
Works from 2005
A fuzzy logic-based algorithm for cosmic-ray hit rejection from single images, L. Shamir
Corruption in corporate America: Enron--before and after, Carol MacLennan
Industrial heritage of copper mining in New Mexico, Carol MacLennan
Invasive industries: An eco-industrial history of 19th vcntury Hawai’i, Carol MacLennan
Monitoring the environment: Taking a historical perspective, Hugh Gorman and Erik M. Conway
Mortice or Tenon: Medieval woodworking in craft treatises, Steven A. Walton
Research on the effects of coursework in the arts and sciences and in the foundations of education, Robert E. Floden and Marco Meniketti
The ecological and consumption themes of the films of Hayao Miyazaki, Kozo Mayumi, Barry Solomon, and Jason Chang
Transforming space over time: A Leopoldian look at the impact of mining and ranching on southwestern New Mexico, 1700-2000, Carol MacLennan and Christa Walck
Water and the law in Hawaii. By L. Miike, Carol MacLennan
Works from 2004
The Florida manatee and eco-tourism: toward a safe minimum standard, Barry Solomon, Cristi M. Corey-Luse, and Kathleen Halvorsen
The mark of sugar. Hawai'i's eco-industrial heritage, Carol MacLennan