Kee Warner
Biographic Data
| ID | 306770 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kee Warner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kee |
| FAMILY NAME | Warner |
| SIGNATURE | WARNER K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Colorado Colorado Springs |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6621-0623 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
No There There: Race, Class, and Political Community in Oakland
Managing to Grow with Environmental Justice
Much of the activism for environmental justice has focused on the toxic by-products of industrial production, but the environmental conditions of low-income and minority communities are also affected in important ways by broader patterns of urban growth. This article examines the conceptual and policy linkages that can be made between managing growth and enhancing environmental quality for all segments of the community. This is based on an examin…
Building Rules: How Local Controls Shape Community Environments and Economies
The Relevance of Regulation Environmentalism as Local Urge The Critique: Stranglers of the Economy Economy Versus the Environment: Some Past Findings Local Regulation and Urban Theory Assessing Regulation Plan of the Book 2. Sites Learning from Southern California Selecting Study Sites Identifying Growth Controls Santa Barbara South Coast Santa Monica The Riverside Area Growth Controls in Place: A Summary 3. Has Growth Been Stopped? Not Much Firs…
Power to Build: How Development Persists Despite Local Controls
Growth controls and related regulations have been blamed for slowing economies and creating housing shortages and praised for preserving the environment. At first glance, these measures appear to challenge the priorities of the growth machines that dominate most urban governance. By analyzing a series of Southern California jurisdictions, the authors explain how growth takes place even under tight controls. Growth controls do not significantly li…
Religion and Ethnicity in Late-Twentieth-Century America
A tie to the old-country religion remains one of the ways by which ethnic group identity is expressed and maintained in America. Recent survey results suggest, however, that this relationship between religion and ethnicity is not as strong as it once may have been. Moreover, the degree of ethnic and religious identification, as well as the strength of their corelationship, varies from one ethnic group to another. After a presentation of these fac…
Information in the Marketplace: Media Explanations of the '87 Crash
Qualitative analysis of the financial press reveals that explanations of the stock market crash of October 1987 rely on socially embedded conceptions of markets, rather than on prevailing doctrines of economic or financial theory. Mass sentiments and social organizational forces were most pervasive in explaining the price collapse. Similarly, the sources most frequently quoted were experts on the social and political nature of markets, rather tha…
Religion and Ethnicity in Late-Twentieth-Century America
A tie to the old-country religion remains one of the ways by which ethnic group identity is expressed and maintained in America. Recent survey results suggest, however, that this relationship between religion and ethnicity is not as strong as it once may have been. Moreover, the degree of ethnic and religious identification, as well as the strength of their corelationship, varies from one ethnic group to another. After a presentation of these fac…
Information in the Marketplace: Media Explanations of the '87 Crash
Qualitative analysis of the financial press reveals that explanations of the stock market crash of October 1987 rely on socially embedded conceptions of markets, rather than on prevailing doctrines of economic or financial theory. Mass sentiments and social organizational forces were most pervasive in explaining the price collapse. Similarly, the sources most frequently quoted were experts on the social and political nature of markets, rather tha…
Managing to Grow with Environmental Justice
Much of the activism for environmental justice has focused on the toxic by-products of industrial production, but the environmental conditions of low-income and minority communities are also affected in important ways by broader patterns of urban growth. This article examines the conceptual and policy linkages that can be made between managing growth and enhancing environmental quality for all segments of the community. This is based on an examin…
Religion and Ethnicity in Late-Twentieth-Century America
A tie to the old-country religion remains one of the ways by which ethnic group identity is expressed and maintained in America. Recent survey results suggest, however, that this relationship between religion and ethnicity is not as strong as it once may have been. Moreover, the degree of ethnic and religious identification, as well as the strength of their corelationship, varies from one ethnic group to another. After a presentation of these fac…
Information in the Marketplace: Media Explanations of the '87 Crash
Qualitative analysis of the financial press reveals that explanations of the stock market crash of October 1987 rely on socially embedded conceptions of markets, rather than on prevailing doctrines of economic or financial theory. Mass sentiments and social organizational forces were most pervasive in explaining the price collapse. Similarly, the sources most frequently quoted were experts on the social and political nature of markets, rather tha…
Power to Build: How Development Persists Despite Local Controls
Growth controls and related regulations have been blamed for slowing economies and creating housing shortages and praised for preserving the environment. At first glance, these measures appear to challenge the priorities of the growth machines that dominate most urban governance. By analyzing a series of Southern California jurisdictions, the authors explain how growth takes place even under tight controls. Growth controls do not significantly li…
Managing to Grow with Environmental Justice
Much of the activism for environmental justice has focused on the toxic by-products of industrial production, but the environmental conditions of low-income and minority communities are also affected in important ways by broader patterns of urban growth. This article examines the conceptual and policy linkages that can be made between managing growth and enhancing environmental quality for all segments of the community. This is based on an examin…
Building Rules: How Local Controls Shape Community Environments and Economies
The Relevance of Regulation Environmentalism as Local Urge The Critique: Stranglers of the Economy Economy Versus the Environment: Some Past Findings Local Regulation and Urban Theory Assessing Regulation Plan of the Book 2. Sites Learning from Southern California Selecting Study Sites Identifying Growth Controls Santa Barbara South Coast Santa Monica The Riverside Area Growth Controls in Place: A Summary 3. Has Growth Been Stopped? Not Much Firs…
No There There: Race, Class, and Political Community in Oakland
Business (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Economic system (2 works) · Finance (2 works) · Finance (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works)