Emery Roe
Biographic Data
| ID | 3708209 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Emery Roe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Emery |
| FAMILY NAME | Roe |
| SIGNATURE | ROE E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California System |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 48 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Lessons for human survival in a world without ecological templates
Kaaronen, R. O., M. A. Manninen, E. Roe, J. I. Hukkinen, and J. T. Eronen. 2021. Lessons for human survival in a world without ecological templates: what can we learn from small-scale societies? Ecology and Society 26(3):2. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-12476-260302
Policy messes and their management
Working for Policy
Toward a Comparative Framework for Measuring Resilience in Critical Infrastructure Systems
A major problem in building community resilience in the face of disasters is understanding resilience as an organizational property. A fundamental problem in this understanding is the imbalance in disaster research between the large number of variables and the relatively few cases involved. While resilience is a complex process with many variables at work in determining outcomes, disasters afford far fewer cases with which to compare and understa…
A control room metric for evaluating success and failure in high reliability crisis management
The focus of this article is specific: we propose a metric for evaluating crises that start in or require the response of control rooms of major critical infrastructures. Rather than addressing the vexed issue of how to evaluate crisis management in terms of success or failure, we focus on a subset of crises that carry with them a standard for evaluating how they are managed. We begin with a central focus in research on high reliability managemen…
Governance for the Environment
Some recent innovations in improving ecosystem functions and service reliability
Varieties of issue incompleteness and coordination
Author's Response to Reviews
"Thanks to Garry Peterson and Conservation Ecology for undertaking a joint review of Taking Complexity Seriously (TCS) and to the three reviewers for getting to the points so quickly. They are not alone in their issues and concerns. TCS has been reviewed in other journals and, although some reviews have been generally favorable, others mirror the points of the Conservation Ecology reviewers. Thus, the following response addresses these general cr…
Poverty, Defense, and the Environment
In addition to being uncertain and complex, the policy world is incomplete; at any point in time, most of the work of policy makers and policy analysts is unfinished or yet to be done. Policy incompleteness, uncertainty, and complexity have made fastthinking imperative: just-in-time thinking to match our just-in-time schedules in our just-interrupted task environments. The usual remedy, more deliberation, is frequently no longer possible and, eve…
Sustainable development and the local justice framework
Jon Elster's notion of 'local justice systems' helps recon ceive sustainable development in several fresh ways. Keeping options open for the future use of resources turns out to be a justice/injustice cycle: the more sustainable development becomes a global phenom enon, the more locally unjust its uniform application would necess arily be. The more uniform the application, the greater the local pressure for suitably varied alternatives. But the m…
Narrative Policy Analysis
Rural development public policy for the reduction of poverty in the countryside: narrative analysis of rural development policy, case Manta, CundinamarcaConsidering that the present study will focus on the rural population of the municipality of Manta Cundinamarca, is relevant to consider the document Colombia rural.Razones para la esperanza, from the United Nations Development Program (United Nations Organization[UNO], 2011).From the Government …
A salt on the land
Deconstructing Budgets
Narrative Policy Analysis
Rural development public policy for the reduction of poverty in the countryside: narrative analysis of rural development policy, case Manta, CundinamarcaConsidering that the present study will focus on the rural population of the municipality of Manta Cundinamarca, is relevant to consider the document Colombia rural.Razones para la esperanza, from the United Nations Development Program (United Nations Organization[UNO], 2011).From the Government …
Varieties of issue incompleteness and coordination
A salt on the land
Policy messes and their management
Lessons for human survival in a world without ecological templates
Kaaronen, R. O., M. A. Manninen, E. Roe, J. I. Hukkinen, and J. T. Eronen. 2021. Lessons for human survival in a world without ecological templates: what can we learn from small-scale societies? Ecology and Society 26(3):2. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-12476-260302
Sustainable development and the local justice framework
Jon Elster's notion of 'local justice systems' helps recon ceive sustainable development in several fresh ways. Keeping options open for the future use of resources turns out to be a justice/injustice cycle: the more sustainable development becomes a global phenom enon, the more locally unjust its uniform application would necess arily be. The more uniform the application, the greater the local pressure for suitably varied alternatives. But the m…
Deconstructing Budgets
A salt on the land
Narrative Policy Analysis
Rural development public policy for the reduction of poverty in the countryside: narrative analysis of rural development policy, case Manta, CundinamarcaConsidering that the present study will focus on the rural population of the municipality of Manta Cundinamarca, is relevant to consider the document Colombia rural.Razones para la esperanza, from the United Nations Development Program (United Nations Organization[UNO], 2011).From the Government …
Sustainable development and the local justice framework
Jon Elster's notion of 'local justice systems' helps recon ceive sustainable development in several fresh ways. Keeping options open for the future use of resources turns out to be a justice/injustice cycle: the more sustainable development becomes a global phenom enon, the more locally unjust its uniform application would necess arily be. The more uniform the application, the greater the local pressure for suitably varied alternatives. But the m…
Author's Response to Reviews
"Thanks to Garry Peterson and Conservation Ecology for undertaking a joint review of Taking Complexity Seriously (TCS) and to the three reviewers for getting to the points so quickly. They are not alone in their issues and concerns. TCS has been reviewed in other journals and, although some reviews have been generally favorable, others mirror the points of the Conservation Ecology reviewers. Thus, the following response addresses these general cr…
Poverty, Defense, and the Environment
In addition to being uncertain and complex, the policy world is incomplete; at any point in time, most of the work of policy makers and policy analysts is unfinished or yet to be done. Policy incompleteness, uncertainty, and complexity have made fastthinking imperative: just-in-time thinking to match our just-in-time schedules in our just-interrupted task environments. The usual remedy, more deliberation, is frequently no longer possible and, eve…
Varieties of issue incompleteness and coordination
Some recent innovations in improving ecosystem functions and service reliability
A control room metric for evaluating success and failure in high reliability crisis management
The focus of this article is specific: we propose a metric for evaluating crises that start in or require the response of control rooms of major critical infrastructures. Rather than addressing the vexed issue of how to evaluate crisis management in terms of success or failure, we focus on a subset of crises that carry with them a standard for evaluating how they are managed. We begin with a central focus in research on high reliability managemen…
Governance for the Environment
Working for Policy
Toward a Comparative Framework for Measuring Resilience in Critical Infrastructure Systems
A major problem in building community resilience in the face of disasters is understanding resilience as an organizational property. A fundamental problem in this understanding is the imbalance in disaster research between the large number of variables and the relatively few cases involved. While resilience is a complex process with many variables at work in determining outcomes, disasters afford far fewer cases with which to compare and understa…
Policy messes and their management
Lessons for human survival in a world without ecological templates
Kaaronen, R. O., M. A. Manninen, E. Roe, J. I. Hukkinen, and J. T. Eronen. 2021. Lessons for human survival in a world without ecological templates: what can we learn from small-scale societies? Ecology and Society 26(3):2. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-12476-260302
Computer Science (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Geography (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Management (4 works) · Environmental resource management (3 works) · Environmental Science (3 works)