Please share! This Sociological Theory pub. is special to me. Written w/NYU Sociology PhDers Belicia Teo & Abby Westberry, it traces for 1st time how Erving Goffman's interactionist theories were shaped by animal ethology & how he challenged speciesism. DM 4 access tinyurl.com/2vfrdw94

Pleased to share my new review essay, published in Sociological Forum, 'Dashed dreams: Climate change comes for the middle class.' It's a (long) review of Anna Rhodes and Max Besbris Russell Sage Foundation book, 'Soaking the Middle Class' onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/so…

For my latest in Places Journal - when rivers are fixed by law and governed by models, what does it mean to build with “nature”?

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My latest for The Guardian. War gave us the Red Cross. Now the time is ripe to establish a planetary Green Cross to address rising climate disasters wherever they happen.
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Read the #sociology review article that identifies alternatives to the high-carbon, low-equity social structures that organize the modern world.

From our new human behavior and #climatechange article collection.

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Eric Klinenberg Malcolm Araos Liz Koslov

“Without the solace of a body to bury and visit, a loved one’s death, however likely, remains uncertain,” write Matthew Wolfe and Malcolm Araos. “This form of ambiguous loss makes grieving difficult if not impossible.” nyti.ms/3FjrWJv

New: @nycmayor is bowing to pressure from a powerful local business (and from one of his own top advisers) and ordering @nyc_dot to come up with alternatives to the long-planned redesign of deadly McGuinness Boulevard in Brooklyn. nyc.streetsblog.org/2023/07/05/may…

Good morning; this may be in your feed this morning, written by a small group that has advocated for a barrier across the Hudson for years, and that doesn't represent the vast majority of experts & community orgs who have carefully weighed in nytimes.com/interactive/20…

As California tries to force a 'managed retreat' from its eroding coast, wealthy homeowners are suing to stay on collapsing bluffs. I wrote for grist about a legal battle in Half Moon Bay that could derail the state's climate adaptation push. grist.org/housing/califo…

Very happy to share that I just signed a contract for my book, The City in the Anthropocene: Resilience, Infrastructure, and Imagination in Miami, w/ University of Minnesota Press! It should be out in 2024.

Thrilled to share my first solo authored paper!
I theorize with the lived experiences of people in the Sundarbans & argue that understanding their everyday lives helps us break away from embedding climate solutions within the problem that created them.

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