environment

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May

Case Studies in the Environment Welcomes Jennifer Bernstein as incoming Editor-in-Chief

“I believe in the importance of this journal in filling a theoretical and pedagogical gap in academia”

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Nov

Imagining Twenty-first Century Change Through a Disease of Antiquity

This post is published in conjunction with the American Anthropological Association conference in San Jose. Check for other posts from the conference. By Daniel Renfrew, author of Life without Lead: Contamination, Crisis, and Hope in Uruguay The …

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Aug

On the Road to ESA: A Q&A with Case Studies in the Environment Section Editor Cynthia Wei

Cynthia Wei is a Section Editor for the Ecology and Biodiversity Conservation section of UC Press’s new peer-reviewed journal, Case Studies in the Environment, as well as Associate Director of Education at …

19

Jun

The Case for Case Studies

By Wil Burns, Editor-in-Chief of Case Studies in the Environment What is a case study, and how can case studies positively impact critical thinking and knowledge acquisition, as well as inform research …

19

Apr

Big Sur and California’s Beloved Coastline

This post is part of our Earth Week blog series. Check back every day between now and Friday for new blog posts. by Shelley Alden Brooks, author of Big Sur: The Making …

11

Jan

The Intersection of Religion and Environmental Activism

by Amanda J. Baugh, author of God and the Green Divide: Religious Environmentalism in Black and White On Monday afternoon, the Rev. Canon Sally Bingham spoke in front of the office of …

27

Jul

2015 Ecological Society of America

Cast your academic fishing nets into the Chesapeake Bay with University of California Press during the 2015 Ecological Society of America meeting! This year’s ESA meeting convenes August 9-14 in Baltimore, MD. Visit …

07

Oct

Jon Christensen Interviewed in BayNature

I tell all of our writers that what we want to do in the pages of the magazine is, once a quarter, host one of the most lively, interesting, fun, and provocative …

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Nov

38th Parallel Authors Reflect on China’s New Environmental Policy

David and Janet Carle, authors of Traveling the 38th Parallel: A Water Line around the World, are optimistic that China’s recent decision to de-emphasize the pursuit of economic growth above all else …

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Sep

In Memoriam: Robert C. Stebbins

UC Press is sad to note the passing of renowned herpetologist, Robert C. Stebbins, who died in his home on Monday at the age of 98. Stebbins was a Professor of Zoology at …