Matthew R Auer
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 219678 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Matthew R Auer |
| NOMBRES | Matthew R |
| APELLIDO | Auer |
| FIRMA | AUER M R |
| AFILIACIONES | Indiana University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5405-8417 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 64 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1992 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
The politics of a consolidated U.S. Wildland Fire Service
Considering equity in wildfire protection
Covid-19 Crisis Communications
Rescuing the decision process
The potential of microblogs for the study of public perceptions of climate change
Microblogs are electronic platforms that convey brief communications posted by users. Keyword searches in popular microblogs, like Twitter, reveal fragments of users' knowledge of and views on issues like climate change. Evaluations of climate change communications in the microblogosphere are rare even compared with the few studies on the impacts of Web sites and blogs on users' perceptions of climate change. However, extant research focuses more…
Group Forest Certification for Smallholders in Vietnam
The Policy Sciences of Social Media
Twitter, Facebook, and other social media are increasingly touted as platforms not merely for networks of friends and for private diversion, but as vehicles that allow ordinary people to enter and influence the many arenas of public life. On the surface, the disparate and shapeless population of “i‐reporters,” policy “tweeters,” and anonymous news web site “commentators” would appear to challenge the comparatively well‐defined cast of professiona…
Communication and competition in environmental studies
Better science and worse diplomacy
Presidential Environmental Appointees in Comparative Perspective
The pathologies of the presidential appointment process are well documented and include appointees’ frequent lack of federal government work experience and their short appointment tenures. Less well understood are whether and to what extent these problems affect different subsets of high‐level appointees, such as administrators in the environmental bureaucracy. Top‐tier environmental appointees tend to stay longer in their appointed positions tha…
More aid, better institutions, or both
Prospects for Improved Air Quality at the Regional Level in Poland
Environmental conditions in Poland have improved since 1990 - a trend common to many countries in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). Poland was also among the first former Eastern bloc countries to have its environmental chapter provisionally closed in the European Union (EU) accession process. Nevertheless, environmental quality in Poland severely lags behind that of its neighbours to the west. Bivariate correlations reveal that, at the regional …
Contexts, multiple methods, and values in the study of common‐pool resources
Reflections on the Craft of Advising
Critics contend that conventional policy analyses usually ignore “inconvenient” aspects of real problem contexts, such as the many, varied, and often conflicting value demands of relevant stakeholders in the policy process. Mapping real problem contexts, with formal attention to policy participants’ values, is an antidote to problem-blind, positivist policy analysis. For professional advisers to public managers, competent contextual mapping impro…
Energy and Environmental Politics in Post‐Corporatist Mexico
No government that is serious about environmental protection will imitate the Mexican model. The undrinkable waters and defiled deserts of Mexico's northern border towns and the poisoned air of its capital city are infamous. But there are noticeable changes in Mexican politicians’ and lawmakers’ attitudes toward the country's environmental ills, in no small part because of changing public attitudes toward these problems. As Mexico's political sys…
Who participates in global environmental governance? Partial answers from international relations theory
Environmentalism and Estonia's Independence Movement
The spirit of environmentalism generated some of the most memorable images of the eastern and central European independence movements of the late 1980s and early 1990s. In 1988, protesters formed a human chain around the Ignalina nuclear reactor in Lithuania. That same year, thousands of Hungarians marched through downtown Budapest to rally against their government's prospective participation in the construction of a dam on the Danube River. The …
Agency reform as decision process
Negotiating toxic risks
The process and outcome of international environmental negotiation depends partly on participants’ perceptions of risks posed by the problem at hand. When parties disagree about risk, co‐operative institutions for environmental protection perform poorly [Keohane et al., 1993]. In the case of Baltic Sea regional efforts to control emissions of organochlorines from the pulp industry, diplomats from the two largest polluting states, Sweden and Finla…
Environmental restoration, economic transition and nationalism in Estonia
(1992). Environmental restoration, economic transition and nationalism in Estonia. Journal of Baltic Studies: Vol. 23, No. 4, pp. 377-386
Who participates in global environmental governance? Partial answers from international relations theory
Environmentalism and Estonia's Independence Movement
The spirit of environmentalism generated some of the most memorable images of the eastern and central European independence movements of the late 1980s and early 1990s. In 1988, protesters formed a human chain around the Ignalina nuclear reactor in Lithuania. That same year, thousands of Hungarians marched through downtown Budapest to rally against their government's prospective participation in the construction of a dam on the Danube River. The …
Energy and Environmental Politics in Post‐Corporatist Mexico
No government that is serious about environmental protection will imitate the Mexican model. The undrinkable waters and defiled deserts of Mexico's northern border towns and the poisoned air of its capital city are infamous. But there are noticeable changes in Mexican politicians’ and lawmakers’ attitudes toward the country's environmental ills, in no small part because of changing public attitudes toward these problems. As Mexico's political sys…
The potential of microblogs for the study of public perceptions of climate change
Microblogs are electronic platforms that convey brief communications posted by users. Keyword searches in popular microblogs, like Twitter, reveal fragments of users' knowledge of and views on issues like climate change. Evaluations of climate change communications in the microblogosphere are rare even compared with the few studies on the impacts of Web sites and blogs on users' perceptions of climate change. However, extant research focuses more…
Contexts, multiple methods, and values in the study of common‐pool resources
More aid, better institutions, or both
Group Forest Certification for Smallholders in Vietnam
The Policy Sciences of Social Media
Twitter, Facebook, and other social media are increasingly touted as platforms not merely for networks of friends and for private diversion, but as vehicles that allow ordinary people to enter and influence the many arenas of public life. On the surface, the disparate and shapeless population of “i‐reporters,” policy “tweeters,” and anonymous news web site “commentators” would appear to challenge the comparatively well‐defined cast of professiona…
Communication and competition in environmental studies
Agency reform as decision process
Negotiating toxic risks
The process and outcome of international environmental negotiation depends partly on participants’ perceptions of risks posed by the problem at hand. When parties disagree about risk, co‐operative institutions for environmental protection perform poorly [Keohane et al., 1993]. In the case of Baltic Sea regional efforts to control emissions of organochlorines from the pulp industry, diplomats from the two largest polluting states, Sweden and Finla…
Considering equity in wildfire protection
Covid-19 Crisis Communications
Environmental restoration, economic transition and nationalism in Estonia
(1992). Environmental restoration, economic transition and nationalism in Estonia. Journal of Baltic Studies: Vol. 23, No. 4, pp. 377-386
Environmental restoration, economic transition and nationalism in Estonia
(1992). Environmental restoration, economic transition and nationalism in Estonia. Journal of Baltic Studies: Vol. 23, No. 4, pp. 377-386
Negotiating toxic risks
The process and outcome of international environmental negotiation depends partly on participants’ perceptions of risks posed by the problem at hand. When parties disagree about risk, co‐operative institutions for environmental protection perform poorly [Keohane et al., 1993]. In the case of Baltic Sea regional efforts to control emissions of organochlorines from the pulp industry, diplomats from the two largest polluting states, Sweden and Finla…
Environmentalism and Estonia's Independence Movement
The spirit of environmentalism generated some of the most memorable images of the eastern and central European independence movements of the late 1980s and early 1990s. In 1988, protesters formed a human chain around the Ignalina nuclear reactor in Lithuania. That same year, thousands of Hungarians marched through downtown Budapest to rally against their government's prospective participation in the construction of a dam on the Danube River. The …
Agency reform as decision process
Who participates in global environmental governance? Partial answers from international relations theory
Energy and Environmental Politics in Post‐Corporatist Mexico
No government that is serious about environmental protection will imitate the Mexican model. The undrinkable waters and defiled deserts of Mexico's northern border towns and the poisoned air of its capital city are infamous. But there are noticeable changes in Mexican politicians’ and lawmakers’ attitudes toward the country's environmental ills, in no small part because of changing public attitudes toward these problems. As Mexico's political sys…
Reflections on the Craft of Advising
Critics contend that conventional policy analyses usually ignore “inconvenient” aspects of real problem contexts, such as the many, varied, and often conflicting value demands of relevant stakeholders in the policy process. Mapping real problem contexts, with formal attention to policy participants’ values, is an antidote to problem-blind, positivist policy analysis. For professional advisers to public managers, competent contextual mapping impro…
Prospects for Improved Air Quality at the Regional Level in Poland
Environmental conditions in Poland have improved since 1990 - a trend common to many countries in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). Poland was also among the first former Eastern bloc countries to have its environmental chapter provisionally closed in the European Union (EU) accession process. Nevertheless, environmental quality in Poland severely lags behind that of its neighbours to the west. Bivariate correlations reveal that, at the regional …
Contexts, multiple methods, and values in the study of common‐pool resources
More aid, better institutions, or both
Presidential Environmental Appointees in Comparative Perspective
The pathologies of the presidential appointment process are well documented and include appointees’ frequent lack of federal government work experience and their short appointment tenures. Less well understood are whether and to what extent these problems affect different subsets of high‐level appointees, such as administrators in the environmental bureaucracy. Top‐tier environmental appointees tend to stay longer in their appointed positions tha…
Better science and worse diplomacy
Communication and competition in environmental studies
The Policy Sciences of Social Media
Twitter, Facebook, and other social media are increasingly touted as platforms not merely for networks of friends and for private diversion, but as vehicles that allow ordinary people to enter and influence the many arenas of public life. On the surface, the disparate and shapeless population of “i‐reporters,” policy “tweeters,” and anonymous news web site “commentators” would appear to challenge the comparatively well‐defined cast of professiona…
Group Forest Certification for Smallholders in Vietnam
The potential of microblogs for the study of public perceptions of climate change
Microblogs are electronic platforms that convey brief communications posted by users. Keyword searches in popular microblogs, like Twitter, reveal fragments of users' knowledge of and views on issues like climate change. Evaluations of climate change communications in the microblogosphere are rare even compared with the few studies on the impacts of Web sites and blogs on users' perceptions of climate change. However, extant research focuses more…
Rescuing the decision process
Covid-19 Crisis Communications
Considering equity in wildfire protection
The politics of a consolidated U.S. Wildland Fire Service
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