Colleagues,
I'm reposting Radoslav's 10 December 2009 report from Copenhagen because it
wasn't picked up by the list archive. This, I think, is because of the
picture he embedded in his original message.
Sorry for the repost -- sending this to the list is the only way I can get
it into the
*Apologies for Cross-Listing*
*
*
*For further info, contact: Dr. Deborah Rigling Gallagher (**
deb.gallag...@duke.edu**), Chair, Environmental Management Search Committee,
Nicholas School **of** the Environment, Duke University, Durham, NC 27708*
Applications are invited for an Assistant
has been submitted for
consideration.
Note that the deadline for submissions is 15 December 2009.
Yours,
Michael Maniates
(member of the 2010 Sprout Award Committee)
Dear Colleagues,
Please note that the nominations for next year's Sprout Award for the
best environmental book are now
Hello all,
I think that this is a great idea. If people are interested in joining
together to create a comparativist list (though you might want to first
check the comparativist resources on the APSA website), why don't they
coordinate with Raul directly rather than post their expression of
Colleagues,
FYI,
Mike Maniates
The Department of Political Science in the College of Arts and Sciences at
Case Western Reserve University invites applications from outstanding
scholars for a tenure-track position in the general areas of environmental,
energy, and/or sustainability
Dear Colleagues,
And here's an announcement for research/faculty positions in Bangalore,
India.
Yours,
Mike Maniates
-- Forwarded message --
From: Sharachchandra Lele sl...@atree.org
Date: Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 11:40 AM
Subject: Looking for faculty in Environment Development at
Steve,
A good place for an overview on this stuff is http://www.realclimate.org/
The arguments in the web link you provide have
been around, in varied forms, for some time, even
though they're regularly contextualized and
refuted. There's a nice literature on the
political strategy and
Dear Colleagues,
I'm posting this note on behalf of Jörg Balsiger,
who was unable to post this himself because of a
technical glitch with the gep-ed list. Please
reply directly to Jörg or Miriam at the email addresses they provide below.
Yours,
Mike Maniates
occasional gep-ed
Dear Colleagues,
I'm posting this note on behalf of Jörg Balsiger,
who was unable to post this himself because of a
technical glitch with the gep-ed list. Please
reply directly to Jörg or Miriam at the email addresses they provide below.
Yours,
Mike Maniates
occasional gep-ed
Dear Colleagues,
Definitely worth a look: A nice integration of the economics and
politics U.S. consumption re: our current economic woes:
Post-Consumer Prosperity
Finding new opportunities amid the economic wreckage.
Robert H. Frank | March 24, 2009
The American Prospect
Colleagues,
I recall showing a few years back a video or video clip on the
history of Montreal Protocol that featured a spokesperson from
industry referring to aerosol-can activists of the 1970s as
hysterical housewives. I'm trying to (re)locate that
video/clip. Does this ring a bell for
From Ronnie Lipschutz...I think he's on to something
MM
All rather ironic (or pathetic), in light of the sanctity of
intellectual property rights, no?
I suspect this all goes along with downloading music, film, etc. from the web.
Ronnie
Michael Maniates wrote:
As most of you know, I
Dear Colleagues,
I occasionally send out a brief note highlighting the norms of this
list. These notes are useful to newcomers to our cyber-community,
and they serve as an important refresher for old-timers as
well. (I'll leave it to you to judge where you lie in this spectrum.)
One norm
interested less in critiques of the Libertarian
perspective, and more on resources that best or most fairly represent
this point of view.
If you happen to have something at the tip of your fingers, zip me a
note. After a week or so I'll post a list of what I received.
Many thanks,
Michael
(Ooops. I posted this earlier note this morning, but inadvertently
sent it only to Michelle. MM)
Michelle and others,
I've used portions of the book, along with showing the short
documentary titled The Great Global Warming Swindle. I then invite
my students to burrow into the natural
]
Web site: http://www.socialsciences.uottawa.ca/pol/eng/index.asp
Co-editor, Global Environmental Politics:
http://www.mitpressjournals.org/loi/glep
From: Michael Maniates [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2008 18:55:51 -0400
To: gep-ed@listserve1.allegheny.edu
Subject: Re
Forwarded along for your consideration. If interested, contact Elizabeth
Smythe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Forwarded Message:
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Elizabeth Smythe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Enviro Studies list serv.
Date: Wed, 21 May 2008 10:16:45 -0600
-
I would
/FrontmatterTNIK2ded.pdf
Three sample chapters:
http://www.analyticspress.com/keydata/ch4TNIK2ded.pdf
http://www.analyticspress.com/keydata/ch11TNIK2ded.pdf
http://www.analyticspress.com/keydata/ch28TNIK2ded.pdf
Best wishes,
Mike Maniates
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Michael Maniates
Professor of Political Science
You'd be well-served, I think, by the contents and bibliography of
Ken Conca's Governing Water:
http://mitpress.mit.edu/catalog/item/default.asp?ttype=2tid=10636
MM
At 01:54 PM 4/15/2008, Raul Pacheco wrote:
Dear all,
I do recognize that this question may be better posed for a
list-serve in
Hello all:
I have an advanced undergrad student who is working on the politics
of R2P: Responsibility to Protect -- part of the U.N. Human Rights
initiative.
If you're not familiar with R2P, you can stop reading now.
If you know this stuff, though, a quick plea for help. My student is
listserves are actively covering this
issue. I'd be pleased to point folks to those lists if they wish to
email me privately.
Yours,
Mike Maniates
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Michael Maniates
Professor of Political Science Environmental Science
Allegheny College, Box E, Meadville, PA 16335 USA
o: 814-332
Dear Colleagues,
Annie Leonard of the Environmental Grantmakers Association has just
released, today, a remarkable video at www.storyofstuff.com
Check it out!
Yours,
Mike Maniates
Michael Maniates
Allegheny College
My new project, slowly evolving: http://www.beyondeasy.org
Sorry for the intrusion...just checking out a new feature of the
list. Yours, MM
Grandchildren, edited by Joseph F. C. DiMento and Pamela M.
Doughman, MIT Press, 2007.
best,
greg
--
Gregory Howard, MPH / [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Department of Environmental Health
Boston University School of Public Health
On 10/24/07, Michael Maniates [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all
Hello All:
Our mail server here at Allegheny (allegheny.edu) has been a bit cranky
this past week. As a result, if you attempted to post a message to the
gep-ed list (at gep-ed@listserve1.allegheny.edu), you may have received
(perhaps even days after your attempt to post) an error message
Hello All,
Some of you have noticed that the links provided below by Bill are,
alas, password protected. I've posted Bill's piece up on the
Allegheny server for easier access. If you're interested in seeing
Bill's paper, shoot on over to:
Hello all,
Just to piggyback on TJ's email below. I'm working with him a bit on
his project, which is meant to explore the relative impact (or lack
thereof) of international opinion/action on political perception and
public opinion re: climate change here in the United States. We've
not
I for one count the showing of films as part of the reading load,
and will screen three to five films over the semester during the
evening. I hang out in the back and do other stuff (grading,
mostly), and I insure that the films are integrated into the course
in meaningful ways...discussion,
Thank you so much, Willett, for sharing all this with us, and for taking the
time to clarify these potential misunderstandings. I'm sure that I speak for
the list as a whole when I say that I find your occasional postings to be
enormously helpful and provocative.
Yours,
Michael
Michael
See below. Good stuff, esp. for undergrads.
-- Mike Maniates
Michael Maniates
Allegheny College
Spring 2007: Academic Dean, Semester at Sea. (Follow the voyage at
http://explore11.securesites.net/voyages/spring2007/)
Forwarded Message:
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Richard Wilk [EMAIL
Wow...and incredible opportunity. See below.
-- Mike Maniates
Michael Maniates
Allegheny College
Spring 2007: Academic Dean, Semester at Sea. (Follow the voyage at
http://explore11.securesites.net/voyages/spring2007/)
Forwarded Message:
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Sandra Dovali [EMAIL
Dear Colleagues,
Two quick items for you. First, I'll be joining the Spring 2007
voyage of Semester at Sea in just a few days, and won't physically
return to my office until mid-May 2007. Oldtimers on the list will
recall that a few gep-ed administrative problems cropped up that last
time
Dear Mike:
I don't know whether I am acceptable to the list serve, so could you
send out the following message:
Columbia University Press is letting The State and Social Power in
Global Environmental Politics (Ronnie Lipschutz and Ken Conca, eds.
1993) to go out of print. Ronnie has
interested/interesting candidates (perhaps
grad students now making their way through their dissertation work)
contact me directly.
Yours,
Mike Maniates
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Michael Maniates
Professor of Political Science Environmental Science
Allegheny College, Box E, Meadville, PA 16335 USA
o: 814-332-2786
Hey Folks,
One of our own, Radoslav Dimitrov, has a new book out with Rowman
Littlefield. Congratulations to Radoslav!...and check it out
below.
Cheers,
Mike Maniates
Radoslav S. Dimitrov, Science and international Environmental
Policy: Regimes and Nonregimes in Global Governance (Rowman
Dear All,
See below,
MM
Dear Professor Maniates,
Peter Dauvergne was wondering if it would be possible for you to post an
item on the Gep-ed list regarding a book he recently edited...if it is
not possible that is no problem.
Handbook of Global Environmental Politics edited by Peter
Dauvergne
Delivered-To:
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X-Original-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Delivered-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [NEES-L]: get student help on your sustainability projects
Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2006 12:27:56 -0400
X-MS-Has-Attach:
X-MS-TNEF-Correlator:
Thread-Topic: get student help on your
://www.semesteratsea.com/facultystaff/i_positionprofile.html
Please drop me a note with any ideas, and/or forward this note to
appropriate individuals or lists.
Many thanks.
Yours,
Mike Maniates
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Michael Maniates
Professor of Political Science Environmental Science
Allegheny College, Box E
box, you'll always know
how to access the archive. Or, for those not troubled by paradox,
you can go to the archive for this message if, down the line, you forget
how to access the archive.
(Or, in a pinch, you could just email me.)
Cheers,
Mike Maniates
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Michael Maniates
Professor
And an abbreviated version of Tucker's work is found in
Princen, et al., Confronting Consumption, 2002, MIT Press.
MM
At 11:01 AM 5/9/2006, Kai N. Lee wrote:
Another useful source, a history
of American imperialism, with a long
discussion of sugar, bananas, and coffee, is
Tucker, Richard P.
From: Tom Princen,
University of Michigan ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
To: ESS
Re: panel proposal for Chicago meeting, FEBRUARY 28 - MARCH 3,
2007
This is to invite papers for a panel entitled
Theorizing Global Environmental Politics.
Approaches to this topic could include:
i. an attempt to construct a
FYI, mm
Visiting Assistant Professor in
Energy and International Affairs
Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University
The Program in Science, Technology, and International Affairs at
Georgetown University seeks candidates for a 1-year Visiting Assistant
Professorship in
phone (814-332-2786) and leave a voicemail
with a phone # and some good times to return the call.
Many thanks,
Mike Maniates
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Michael Maniates
Professor of Political Science Environmental
Science
Allegheny College, Box E, Meadville, PA 16335 USA
o: 814-332-2786 f: 814-332-2789 e-mail
Thought this would be of interest to some members of the list. Yours, MM
Date: Wed, 8 Mar 2006 11:41:01 -0500
Reply-To: Richard Wilk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sender: Global Consumer Culture Environment List
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Richard Wilk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Organization: Indiana
Hello,
That last email from me assumes familiarity with the Death of
Environmentalism essay and subsequent debate. The original Death...
essay is available at
http://www.thebreakthrough.org/images/Death_of_Environmentalism.pdf
Yours,
Michael Maniates
For your info. Cheers, MM
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Date: Tue, 07 Mar 2006 11:58:30 -0800
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Peter H. Gleick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Pacific Institute's new Integrity of Science Initiative, and
blog
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Jane,
You'll find several messages in the list archive that will probably help
you.
Get to the list archive at
http://www.mail-archive.com/lists.html#g
(scroll down until you find gep-ed). Then, in the
search box, type common AND game (without the quotes -- other
word combinations might work
Hi Folks,
This is a bit off-topic, so bear with me.
Ive taken on the position of Academic Dean for the
Spring 2007 sailing of Semester at Sea.
SAS is associated with the University of Virginia; its essentially a
floating liberal-arts college that does semester long round-the-world
,
Mike Maniates
- Original Message -
From: Michael Maniates
To: gep-ed@listserve1.allegheny.edu
Sent: Friday, January 27, 2006 7:50 PM
Subject: Ahoy: Spring '07 Faculty Opportunity
Hi Folks,
This is a bit off-topic, so bear with me.
Ive taken on the position of Academic Dean
Gep-ed ers:
I've been informed that the gep-ed list is back up, and has been
reconfigured to prevent enterprising spammers from exploiting the back
doors in the system.
All spam should now be blocked. If you're receiving spam from anything
with a gep-ed prefix or an allegheny.edu suffix,
Dear Raul,
The bibliography that I have in my files from you dates back to
4/13/2004. As such, it predates our new list archive at
http://www.mail-archive.com/lists.html#g
(scroll down to gep-ed). If you're thinking of something more recent, can you give me the date? Or check the new list
Colleagues,
As Raul notes in his message to the list of a few hours ago, there was some
back-and-forth here around 27 January 2005 on U.S. environmental
groups. Look under the subject of environmental group membership growth?
on the list archives for more: see
Dear gep-eders,
I attach below a query posted to an environmental-studies list to which I
below from a colleague at Marist College. I too would be interested in the
answer to his question, if anyone on the list has a favored source or
citation at their fingertips.
Many thanks,
Mike Maniates
Hi Gep-eders:
Just a quick administrative note. The slick archive for the gep-ed list is
acting up a bit: the URL that used to work for it doesn't seem to cut the
mustard any longer. So, if you're someone who uses the archive, or has
planned on checking it out, take note:
1. One sure way of
, for compiling the replies. 'Tis a great service
to us all.
Yours,
Michael Maniates
At 06:43 PM 2/14/2005, you wrote:
Hi everyone -
I don't think I can attach files to messages to the entire list, so I
insert below the compiled, pretty much unedited feedback and suggestions
I received from you. I also
us a book that
will foster critical, independent thinking among undergraduate students
of the politics of globalization and environmental change.
--Michael Maniates, Departments of Environmental Science and Political
Science, Allegheny College
This book adds a welcome dose of political economy
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