Owen J Furuseth
Biographic Data
| ID | 1474045 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Owen J Furuseth |
| GIVEN NAMES | Owen J |
| FAMILY NAME | Furuseth |
| SIGNATURE | FURUSETH O J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Carolina at Charlotte |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 52 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Using Community-Based Participatory Research to Develop Geospatial Models Toward Improving Community Health for Disadvantaged Hispanic Populations in Charlotte, NC
Belonging in charlotte: Multiscalar Differences in Local Immigration Politics and Policies
In the context of Charlotte, North Carolina's, emergence as a "globalizing" pre‐emergent immigrant gateway, this paper focuses on a complex and multiscalar set of governmental policies and community‐development dynamics that are shaping localized response to Hispanic/Latino immigration. Specifically, we explore how these policies and dynamics play out spatially in the context of two Charlotte neighborhoods, both of which have similar historical r…
Por Nuestros Ojos: Understanding Social Determinants of Health through the Eyes of Youth
Photovoice can be a useful research tool for building community capacity and validating quantitative data describing social determinants of health
Trajectories of Multidimensional Neighbourhood Quality of Life Change
This paper provides an empirical analysis of the multidimensional, spatio-temporal quality of life (QoL) trends followed by neighbourhoods in Charlotte, NC, between 2000 and 2010. Employing a combined geocomputational and visual technique based on the self-organising map, the study addresses which types of neighbourhood experienced the most change or stability, where (in attribute and geographical spaces) did neighbourhoods that began the decade …
A trans-disciplinary approach to the evaluation of social determinants of health in a hispanic population
The results of this study will demonstrate the importance of several novel approaches to ameliorating health disparities, including the use of CBPR, the effectiveness of community-based interventions to influence health outcomes by leveraging social networks, and the importance of primary care access in ameliorating health disparities
Neotraditional planning: A new strategy for building neighborhoods
The realities of incorporating sustainable development into local-level planning: A case study of Davidson, North Carolina
The law of the land: Two hundred years of American farmland policy
Progress in Rural Policy and Planning, Volume 3
The politics of radioactive waste disposal
Agriculture in the city's countryside
Defining quality of life in North Carolina
While most popular studies of quality of life define community livability using a wide number of electric variables, this statewide investigation found that quality of life in North Carolina is framed by a narrow set of fundamental concerns: jobs, educational opportunities, clean air and water, and adequate public facilities. Community size and urban-rural characteristics did not significantly impact respondents assessment of the factors influenc…
Sustaining Agriculture Near Cities
Payment-in-kind (PIK), a new US agricultural policy
Assessing the adequacy of North American agricultural land resources
Alcohol abuse geographical perspectives
Farmland protection planning in British Columbia
Farmland preservation in North America
A Comparative Analysis of Farmland Preservation Programmes in North America
During the last two decades, in Canada and the United States, provincial and state governments have responded to the issue of farmland preservation with a variety of measures. These are examined within the context of political and social acceptability, cost of implementation, and impact. A typology of generic farmland protection strategies is developed to classify the state and provincial responses, with consideration given to the relative effect…
Belonging in charlotte: Multiscalar Differences in Local Immigration Politics and Policies
In the context of Charlotte, North Carolina's, emergence as a "globalizing" pre‐emergent immigrant gateway, this paper focuses on a complex and multiscalar set of governmental policies and community‐development dynamics that are shaping localized response to Hispanic/Latino immigration. Specifically, we explore how these policies and dynamics play out spatially in the context of two Charlotte neighborhoods, both of which have similar historical r…
Neotraditional planning: A new strategy for building neighborhoods
Trajectories of Multidimensional Neighbourhood Quality of Life Change
This paper provides an empirical analysis of the multidimensional, spatio-temporal quality of life (QoL) trends followed by neighbourhoods in Charlotte, NC, between 2000 and 2010. Employing a combined geocomputational and visual technique based on the self-organising map, the study addresses which types of neighbourhood experienced the most change or stability, where (in attribute and geographical spaces) did neighbourhoods that began the decade …
A Comparative Analysis of Farmland Preservation Programmes in North America
During the last two decades, in Canada and the United States, provincial and state governments have responded to the issue of farmland preservation with a variety of measures. These are examined within the context of political and social acceptability, cost of implementation, and impact. A typology of generic farmland protection strategies is developed to classify the state and provincial responses, with consideration given to the relative effect…
Por Nuestros Ojos: Understanding Social Determinants of Health through the Eyes of Youth
Photovoice can be a useful research tool for building community capacity and validating quantitative data describing social determinants of health
Alcohol abuse geographical perspectives
The realities of incorporating sustainable development into local-level planning: A case study of Davidson, North Carolina
Assessing the adequacy of North American agricultural land resources
Farmland protection planning in British Columbia
Defining quality of life in North Carolina
While most popular studies of quality of life define community livability using a wide number of electric variables, this statewide investigation found that quality of life in North Carolina is framed by a narrow set of fundamental concerns: jobs, educational opportunities, clean air and water, and adequate public facilities. Community size and urban-rural characteristics did not significantly impact respondents assessment of the factors influenc…
Farmland protection planning in British Columbia
Farmland preservation in North America
A Comparative Analysis of Farmland Preservation Programmes in North America
During the last two decades, in Canada and the United States, provincial and state governments have responded to the issue of farmland preservation with a variety of measures. These are examined within the context of political and social acceptability, cost of implementation, and impact. A typology of generic farmland protection strategies is developed to classify the state and provincial responses, with consideration given to the relative effect…
Assessing the adequacy of North American agricultural land resources
Alcohol abuse geographical perspectives
Payment-in-kind (PIK), a new US agricultural policy
Sustaining Agriculture Near Cities
Defining quality of life in North Carolina
While most popular studies of quality of life define community livability using a wide number of electric variables, this statewide investigation found that quality of life in North Carolina is framed by a narrow set of fundamental concerns: jobs, educational opportunities, clean air and water, and adequate public facilities. Community size and urban-rural characteristics did not significantly impact respondents assessment of the factors influenc…
The politics of radioactive waste disposal
Agriculture in the city's countryside
Progress in Rural Policy and Planning, Volume 3
The law of the land: Two hundred years of American farmland policy
Neotraditional planning: A new strategy for building neighborhoods
The realities of incorporating sustainable development into local-level planning: A case study of Davidson, North Carolina
A trans-disciplinary approach to the evaluation of social determinants of health in a hispanic population
The results of this study will demonstrate the importance of several novel approaches to ameliorating health disparities, including the use of CBPR, the effectiveness of community-based interventions to influence health outcomes by leveraging social networks, and the importance of primary care access in ameliorating health disparities
Trajectories of Multidimensional Neighbourhood Quality of Life Change
This paper provides an empirical analysis of the multidimensional, spatio-temporal quality of life (QoL) trends followed by neighbourhoods in Charlotte, NC, between 2000 and 2010. Employing a combined geocomputational and visual technique based on the self-organising map, the study addresses which types of neighbourhood experienced the most change or stability, where (in attribute and geographical spaces) did neighbourhoods that began the decade …
Por Nuestros Ojos: Understanding Social Determinants of Health through the Eyes of Youth
Photovoice can be a useful research tool for building community capacity and validating quantitative data describing social determinants of health
Belonging in charlotte: Multiscalar Differences in Local Immigration Politics and Policies
In the context of Charlotte, North Carolina's, emergence as a "globalizing" pre‐emergent immigrant gateway, this paper focuses on a complex and multiscalar set of governmental policies and community‐development dynamics that are shaping localized response to Hispanic/Latino immigration. Specifically, we explore how these policies and dynamics play out spatially in the context of two Charlotte neighborhoods, both of which have similar historical r…
Using Community-Based Participatory Research to Develop Geospatial Models Toward Improving Community Health for Disadvantaged Hispanic Populations in Charlotte, NC
Geography (17 works) · Economics (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Business (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Archaeology (7 works) · Environmental planning (7 works) · Agricultural Economics and Policy (5 works) · Economic geography (5 works) · Agricultural economics (4 works)