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Dr. Michael Carolan Doctor of Philosophy, Sociology, Iowa State University, 2002
Master of Science, Rural Sociology, Iowa State University, 1999
Bachelor of Arts, Sociology, University of Iowa, 1997
ACADEMIC POSITIONS
AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION PUBLISHED WORKS (Last Three Years) Carolan, Michael S (conditionally accepted) “This is not a Biodiversity Hotspot: The Power of Maps and Other Images in the Environmental Sciences,” Society and Natural Resources Carolan, Michael S (conditionally accepted) “From Patent Law to Regulation: The Ontological Gerrymandering of Biotechnology,” Environmental Politics Carolan, Michael S. (forthcoming) “I Do Therefore There is: Enlivening Socio-Environmental Theory”, Environmental Politics Carolan, Michael S. (forthcoming) “Democratizing Knowledge: Sustainable and Conventional Agricultural Field Days as Divergent Democratic Forms,” Science, Technology and Human Values Carolan, Michael S. (forthcoming) “It is a Distinct Subspecies? Preble’s Mouse and the ‘Best Available Science’ Mandate of the Endangered Species Act,” Society and Natural Resources Carolan, Michael S. (forthcoming) “The Politics in Environmental Science: Carolan, Michael S. (forthcoming) “The Bright and Blindspots of Science: Why Objective Science is not Enough to Resolve Environmental Controversies,” Critical Sociology Carolan, Michael S. (forthcoming) “When Good Smells Go Bad: A Socio-Historical Understanding of Agricultural Odor Pollution,” Environment and Planning A Carolan, Michael S. 2007 Mapping Biotechnology: From Epistemic Artifacts to Geographies of Control, Nature and Culture in press Carolan, Michael S. 2007 Introducing the Concept of Tactile Space: Creating Lasting Social and Environmental Commitments, Geoforum 38, pp 1264-1275. Carolan, Michael S. 2007 Making Scents out of Changing Spatial Geographies: A Closer Look at the Animal-Human-Fecal Relationship, Local Environment: The International Journal of Justice and Sustainability 12, pp. 397-407. Carolan, Michael S. 2007 Saving Seed, Saving Culture: A Case Study of a Heritage Seed Bank. Society and Natural Resources 20, 739-50. Carolan, Michael S. 2007 The Precautionary Principle and Traditional Risk Assessment: Rethinking How We Assess and Mitigate Environmental Threats, Organization and Environment, 20, pp. 5-24 Carolan, Michael S. 2007. One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: Flood Management Policy in the United States. Environmental Politics,16, pp. 36-51. Carolan, Michael S. 2006, Scientific Knowledge and Environmental Policy: Why Science Needs Values, Environmental Sciences: The Journal of Integrative Environmental Research, 3, pp. 229 - 237. Carolan, Michael S., 2006, The Values and Vulnerabilities of Metaphors within the Environmental Sciences, Society and Natural Resources, 19, pp. 921 - 930. Carolan, Michael S., 2006, Sustainable Agriculture, Science, and the Co-Production of ‘Expert’ Knowledge: The Value of Interactional Expertise, Local Environment: The International Journal of Justice and Sustainability, 11, pp. 421-31. Carolan, Michael S., 2006, Conserving Nature, but to what End? A Look at Conservation Policies and the Ecologies they Support, Organization and Environment, 19, pp. 153-70. Carolan, Michael S., 2006, Do you See What I See? Examining the Epistemic Barriers to Sustainable Agriculture, Rural Sociology. 71, pp. 232-60. Carolan, Michael S., 2006, Ecological Representation in Deliberation: The Contribution of Tactile Spaces, Environmental Politics, 15, pp. 345-61. Carolan, Michael S., 2006, Science, Expertise, and the Democratization of the Decision-Making Process, Society and Natural Resources, 19, pp. 661-8. Carolan, Michael S., 2006, Social Change and the Adoption and Adaptation of Knowledge Claims: Whose Truth do you Trust in regard to Sustainable Agriculture?, Agriculture and Human Values, 23, pp. 270-85. Carolan, Michael S., 2006, Risk, Trust and ‘The Beyond’ of the Environment: A Brief Look at the Recent Case of Mad Cow Disease in the United States. Environmental Values, 15, pp. 233-52. Carolan, Michael S., 2005, Society, Biology, and Ecology: Bringing Nature back into Sociology’s Disciplinary Narrative through Critical Realism, Organization and Environment, 18, pp. 393-421. Carolan, Michael S., 2005, Barriers to the Adoption of Sustainable Agriculture on Rented Land: An Examination of Contesting Social Fields, Rural Sociology, 70, pp. 387-413. Carolan, Michael S., 2005, The Disciplining of Nature: The Homogenizing and Constraining Forces of Anti-Markets on the Food Chain, Environmental Values, 14, pp. 363-87. Carolan, Michael S., 2005, Realism without Reductionism: Toward an Ecologically Embedded Sociology, Human Ecology Review, 12, pp. 1-20. Carolan, Michael S., 2005, The Conspicuous Body: Capitalism, Consumerism, Class, and Consumption, Worldviews: Environment, Culture, Religion, 9, pp. 82-111. Manuscript Referee for the Following |
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