J You
Biographic Data
| ID | 16101 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J You |
| GIVEN NAMES | J |
| FAMILY NAME | You |
| SIGNATURE | YOU J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Colorado Denver |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4817-3651 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 41 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Sunburned? Conflict prevalence in 686 United States solar projects
Rapid growth in large-scale solar has intensified attention to land-use conflict, yet researchers lack systematic estimates of attention and conflict prevalence across the U.S. This study examines conflict-attention prevalence among large-scale solar projects and the institutional and demographic factors associated with intensity. We compiled a dataset of 686 solar projects that began operating between January 2022 and November 2023 and construct…
Comparing policy conflict on electricity transmission line sitings
Maintaining the quality and reliability of electricity transmission lines is central to effective energy governance. However, transmission line siting is often a contentious policy decision since permitting and constructing lines may involve private and public property, residents and communities, and localized and national concerns. Yet, policy conflict in transmission siting across cases and over time has remained largely understudied. This arti…
Connecting Land and Water Planning in Colorado
Water scarcity is a significant threat to urban and regional planning. Water scarcity has challenged planners to respond to the problem in an important but previously overlooked way. Although the connection between land and water planning has not been adequately recognized in planning education and research, some governments have begun to manage the two natural resources together. Drawing upon the literature on integrated policy approach and poli…
The distribution of conflict and attention across energy infrastructure
Across the world, public administration and policy decisions are related to diverse levels of conflict and attention. However, the degree and variance of conflict and attention remain largely unspecified. This article examines how types of energy infrastructure and characteristics of project location are associated with the distribution of conflict and attention around the energy infrastructure siting process. Our empirical focus is on gas pipeli…
Exploring instigator and defender policy scenarios in the siting of energy infrastructure
Energy infrastructure is the foundation of any modern society, yet decisions on where and how to site this infrastructure can be contentious. This article argues that energy infrastructure siting is illustrative of policy scenarios involving instigators of a proposed policy and defenders of the status quo . Through analyzing natural gas pipelines, electricity transmission lines, solar power plants, and wind power plants, and leveraging a unique d…
Carbon Markets in a Climate-Changing Capitalism
Lessons From South Korea’s Covid-19 Policy Response
In responding to the Covid-19 (SARS-CoV-2) pandemic, some government policies have been more effective in containing, suppressing, and mitigating the disease than others. Government leaders and public administrators can learn from other countries and adapt these lessons to their crisis management and public health systems. South Korea has emerged as a model to emulate in fighting the pandemic. While South Korea endured devastating early outbreaks…
Framing Contests and Policy Conflicts over Gas Pipelines
This paper compares and contrasts high-conflict policy debates over the siting of three natural gas pipeline projects at different decision stages of the siting process. This paper draws on over 600 newspaper articles spanning 3 years, analyzed through Discourse Network Analysis. Drawing from the Advocacy Coalition Framework and Policy Conflict framework, this paper finds that actor framing of opposing policy beliefs involves more indirect than d…
Lessons From South Korea’s Covid-19 Policy Response
In responding to the Covid-19 (SARS-CoV-2) pandemic, some government policies have been more effective in containing, suppressing, and mitigating the disease than others. Government leaders and public administrators can learn from other countries and adapt these lessons to their crisis management and public health systems. South Korea has emerged as a model to emulate in fighting the pandemic. While South Korea endured devastating early outbreaks…
Framing Contests and Policy Conflicts over Gas Pipelines
This paper compares and contrasts high-conflict policy debates over the siting of three natural gas pipeline projects at different decision stages of the siting process. This paper draws on over 600 newspaper articles spanning 3 years, analyzed through Discourse Network Analysis. Drawing from the Advocacy Coalition Framework and Policy Conflict framework, this paper finds that actor framing of opposing policy beliefs involves more indirect than d…
The distribution of conflict and attention across energy infrastructure
Across the world, public administration and policy decisions are related to diverse levels of conflict and attention. However, the degree and variance of conflict and attention remain largely unspecified. This article examines how types of energy infrastructure and characteristics of project location are associated with the distribution of conflict and attention around the energy infrastructure siting process. Our empirical focus is on gas pipeli…
Exploring instigator and defender policy scenarios in the siting of energy infrastructure
Energy infrastructure is the foundation of any modern society, yet decisions on where and how to site this infrastructure can be contentious. This article argues that energy infrastructure siting is illustrative of policy scenarios involving instigators of a proposed policy and defenders of the status quo . Through analyzing natural gas pipelines, electricity transmission lines, solar power plants, and wind power plants, and leveraging a unique d…
Framing Contests and Policy Conflicts over Gas Pipelines
This paper compares and contrasts high-conflict policy debates over the siting of three natural gas pipeline projects at different decision stages of the siting process. This paper draws on over 600 newspaper articles spanning 3 years, analyzed through Discourse Network Analysis. Drawing from the Advocacy Coalition Framework and Policy Conflict framework, this paper finds that actor framing of opposing policy beliefs involves more indirect than d…
Lessons From South Korea’s Covid-19 Policy Response
In responding to the Covid-19 (SARS-CoV-2) pandemic, some government policies have been more effective in containing, suppressing, and mitigating the disease than others. Government leaders and public administrators can learn from other countries and adapt these lessons to their crisis management and public health systems. South Korea has emerged as a model to emulate in fighting the pandemic. While South Korea endured devastating early outbreaks…
Exploring instigator and defender policy scenarios in the siting of energy infrastructure
Energy infrastructure is the foundation of any modern society, yet decisions on where and how to site this infrastructure can be contentious. This article argues that energy infrastructure siting is illustrative of policy scenarios involving instigators of a proposed policy and defenders of the status quo . Through analyzing natural gas pipelines, electricity transmission lines, solar power plants, and wind power plants, and leveraging a unique d…
Carbon Markets in a Climate-Changing Capitalism
Connecting Land and Water Planning in Colorado
Water scarcity is a significant threat to urban and regional planning. Water scarcity has challenged planners to respond to the problem in an important but previously overlooked way. Although the connection between land and water planning has not been adequately recognized in planning education and research, some governments have begun to manage the two natural resources together. Drawing upon the literature on integrated policy approach and poli…
The distribution of conflict and attention across energy infrastructure
Across the world, public administration and policy decisions are related to diverse levels of conflict and attention. However, the degree and variance of conflict and attention remain largely unspecified. This article examines how types of energy infrastructure and characteristics of project location are associated with the distribution of conflict and attention around the energy infrastructure siting process. Our empirical focus is on gas pipeli…
Comparing policy conflict on electricity transmission line sitings
Maintaining the quality and reliability of electricity transmission lines is central to effective energy governance. However, transmission line siting is often a contentious policy decision since permitting and constructing lines may involve private and public property, residents and communities, and localized and national concerns. Yet, policy conflict in transmission siting across cases and over time has remained largely understudied. This arti…
Sunburned? Conflict prevalence in 686 United States solar projects
Rapid growth in large-scale solar has intensified attention to land-use conflict, yet researchers lack systematic estimates of attention and conflict prevalence across the U.S. This study examines conflict-attention prevalence among large-scale solar projects and the institutional and demographic factors associated with intensity. We compiled a dataset of 686 solar projects that began operating between January 2022 and November 2023 and construct…
Political science (7 works) · Economics (5 works) · Engineering (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Social Acceptance of Renewable Energy (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Sustainability and Climate Change Governance (3 works) · Civil engineering (2 works) · Climate Change Communication and Perception (2 works)