Shade T Shutters
Biographic Data
| ID | 6010901 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shade T Shutters |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shade T |
| FAMILY NAME | Shutters |
| SIGNATURE | SHUTTERS S T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Arizona State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Evolution of indirect vulnerabilities in interdependent economic networks
Real-world systems can generally be represented as networks of interacting parts, and the topology of those networks can lead to certain risks for the system or specific nodes. Subtler and inadequately studied are indirect vulnerabilities that arise when different networks are linked together and become interdependent. This study focuses on indirect vulnerabilities that arise from interdependent networks of trade and investments. In such interdep…
Urban Science
Constrained pathways to a creative urban economy
Creative (knowledge-intensive) occupations are now widely seen as a basis for urban economic prosperity. Yet the transitional pathways from a city’s current economy to a more creative economy are often difficult to discern or to navigate. Here we use a network perspective of occupational interdependencies to address questions of urban transitions to a creative economy. This perspective allows us to assess alternative pathways and to compare citie…
Public Representation in Water Management—A Network Analysis of Organization and Public Perceptions in Phoenix, Arizona
To better accomplish their mission of an informed public, environmental education organizations often exchange ideas, share financing, and distribute overhead through collaboration. Yet it remains to be seen whether benefits of these collaborations extend to the public. We examine two possible benefits: the ability of the organizations to act as representatives of the public interest, and equitable access to environmental educational materials. W…
Constrained pathways to a creative urban economy
Creative (knowledge-intensive) occupations are now widely seen as a basis for urban economic prosperity. Yet the transitional pathways from a city’s current economy to a more creative economy are often difficult to discern or to navigate. Here we use a network perspective of occupational interdependencies to address questions of urban transitions to a creative economy. This perspective allows us to assess alternative pathways and to compare citie…
Public Representation in Water Management—A Network Analysis of Organization and Public Perceptions in Phoenix, Arizona
To better accomplish their mission of an informed public, environmental education organizations often exchange ideas, share financing, and distribute overhead through collaboration. Yet it remains to be seen whether benefits of these collaborations extend to the public. We examine two possible benefits: the ability of the organizations to act as representatives of the public interest, and equitable access to environmental educational materials. W…
Public Representation in Water Management—A Network Analysis of Organization and Public Perceptions in Phoenix, Arizona
To better accomplish their mission of an informed public, environmental education organizations often exchange ideas, share financing, and distribute overhead through collaboration. Yet it remains to be seen whether benefits of these collaborations extend to the public. We examine two possible benefits: the ability of the organizations to act as representatives of the public interest, and equitable access to environmental educational materials. W…
Constrained pathways to a creative urban economy
Creative (knowledge-intensive) occupations are now widely seen as a basis for urban economic prosperity. Yet the transitional pathways from a city’s current economy to a more creative economy are often difficult to discern or to navigate. Here we use a network perspective of occupational interdependencies to address questions of urban transitions to a creative economy. This perspective allows us to assess alternative pathways and to compare citie…
Urban Science
Evolution of indirect vulnerabilities in interdependent economic networks
Real-world systems can generally be represented as networks of interacting parts, and the topology of those networks can lead to certain risks for the system or specific nodes. Subtler and inadequately studied are indirect vulnerabilities that arise when different networks are linked together and become interdependent. This study focuses on indirect vulnerabilities that arise from interdependent networks of trade and investments. In such interdep…
Political science (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Interdependence (2 works) · Social science (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Civil engineering (1 work) · Creative Cities (1 work) · Creative City (1 work) · Creative class (1 work)