Christie L Parris
Biographic Data
| ID | 238287 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Christie L Parris |
| GIVEN NAMES | Christie L |
| FAMILY NAME | Parris |
| SIGNATURE | PARRIS C L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Oberlin College, Oberlin, OH, USA |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6062-8372 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
India’s diplomatic discourse and development dilemma in the international climate change regime
At the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change negoti- ations, India has repeatedly pushed for urgent international action on climate change, while simultaneously refusing to limit its own emissions, frustrating other participating countries. The extant economic and strategic interest-based expla- nations do not sufficiently explain some key anomalies in India’s international climate policy and have justified such contradictions in …
Assessments of Environmental Injustice among Black Americans
The greater exposure of communities of color and poor communities to environmental harms compared with white and middle-class neighborhoods constitutes “environmental injustice.” Here, we examine how environmental attitudes and experiences with discrimination, as well as environmental and racial identities, affect environmental injustice assessments. Specifically, we focus on environmental injustice pertaining to actual distributions of environme…
State‐Level Determinants of Hate Crime Reporting: Examining the Impact of Structural and Social Movement Influences
In this article, we investigate factors affecting hate crime policies by examining anti‐LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) hate crime reports as a type of policy implementation. Analyzing state‐level data drawn primarily from the US Census between 1995 and 2008, we examine how structural and social movement mobilization factors explain hate crime reporting. We find that anti‐LGBT hate crimes are more likely to be reported in more urbanize…
Framing and Feeling Fuel Environmentally Responsible Behaviors of Black Residents in the United States
Scholars have long investigated factors contributing to enactment of environmentally responsible behaviors (ERBs), largely among white populations. Although research has debunked the myth that black people express less environmental concern, few studies examine what influences their pro-environmental behavior. We focus on how the cognitively oriented cultural frames of environmentalism and environmental justice combine with overlooked emotions to…
Justice for All? Factors Affecting Perceptions of Environmental and Ecological Injustice
State‐Level Determinants of Hate Crime Reporting: Examining the Impact of Structural and Social Movement Influences
In this article, we investigate factors affecting hate crime policies by examining anti‐LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) hate crime reports as a type of policy implementation. Analyzing state‐level data drawn primarily from the US Census between 1995 and 2008, we examine how structural and social movement mobilization factors explain hate crime reporting. We find that anti‐LGBT hate crimes are more likely to be reported in more urbanize…
Framing and Feeling Fuel Environmentally Responsible Behaviors of Black Residents in the United States
Scholars have long investigated factors contributing to enactment of environmentally responsible behaviors (ERBs), largely among white populations. Although research has debunked the myth that black people express less environmental concern, few studies examine what influences their pro-environmental behavior. We focus on how the cognitively oriented cultural frames of environmentalism and environmental justice combine with overlooked emotions to…
Justice for All? Factors Affecting Perceptions of Environmental and Ecological Injustice
Assessments of Environmental Injustice among Black Americans
The greater exposure of communities of color and poor communities to environmental harms compared with white and middle-class neighborhoods constitutes “environmental injustice.” Here, we examine how environmental attitudes and experiences with discrimination, as well as environmental and racial identities, affect environmental injustice assessments. Specifically, we focus on environmental injustice pertaining to actual distributions of environme…
India’s diplomatic discourse and development dilemma in the international climate change regime
At the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change negoti- ations, India has repeatedly pushed for urgent international action on climate change, while simultaneously refusing to limit its own emissions, frustrating other participating countries. The extant economic and strategic interest-based expla- nations do not sufficiently explain some key anomalies in India’s international climate policy and have justified such contradictions in …
Justice for All? Factors Affecting Perceptions of Environmental and Ecological Injustice
Framing and Feeling Fuel Environmentally Responsible Behaviors of Black Residents in the United States
Scholars have long investigated factors contributing to enactment of environmentally responsible behaviors (ERBs), largely among white populations. Although research has debunked the myth that black people express less environmental concern, few studies examine what influences their pro-environmental behavior. We focus on how the cognitively oriented cultural frames of environmentalism and environmental justice combine with overlooked emotions to…
Assessments of Environmental Injustice among Black Americans
The greater exposure of communities of color and poor communities to environmental harms compared with white and middle-class neighborhoods constitutes “environmental injustice.” Here, we examine how environmental attitudes and experiences with discrimination, as well as environmental and racial identities, affect environmental injustice assessments. Specifically, we focus on environmental injustice pertaining to actual distributions of environme…
State‐Level Determinants of Hate Crime Reporting: Examining the Impact of Structural and Social Movement Influences
In this article, we investigate factors affecting hate crime policies by examining anti‐LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) hate crime reports as a type of policy implementation. Analyzing state‐level data drawn primarily from the US Census between 1995 and 2008, we examine how structural and social movement mobilization factors explain hate crime reporting. We find that anti‐LGBT hate crimes are more likely to be reported in more urbanize…
India’s diplomatic discourse and development dilemma in the international climate change regime
At the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change negoti- ations, India has repeatedly pushed for urgent international action on climate change, while simultaneously refusing to limit its own emissions, frustrating other participating countries. The extant economic and strategic interest-based expla- nations do not sufficiently explain some key anomalies in India’s international climate policy and have justified such contradictions in …
Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Environmental Education and Sustainability (3 works) · Environmental justice (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works)