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Jamie M SommerUniversity of South FloridaAdresse e-mail validée de usf.edu
Michael Restivo, Ph. D.Associate Professor, SUNY GeneseoAdresse e-mail validée de geneseo.edu
Carrie L. ShandraAssociate Professor of Sociology, State University of New York at Stony BrookAdresse e-mail validée de stonybrook.edu
John B. WilliamsonBoston CollegeAdresse e-mail validée de bc.edu
Eran ShorProfessor of Sociology, McGill UniveristyAdresse e-mail validée de mcgill.ca
Eric J. ShircliffSt. Joseph's CollegeAdresse e-mail validée de sjcny.edu
Jenna NoblesUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonAdresse e-mail validée de ssc.wisc.edu
Anna RosofskyHealth Effects InstituteAdresse e-mail validée de healtheffects.org
Laura McKinneyTulane UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de tulane.edu
Andrew K. JorgensonProfessor, University of British Columbia; Research Fellow, Vilnius UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de ubc.ca
Holly E. ReedProfessor of Sociology, Queens College, City University of New York (CUNY)Adresse e-mail validée de qc.cuny.edu
Anders HaydenDepartment of Political Science, Dalhousie UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de dal.ca
Heidi E RademacherAssistant Professor of Sociology, SUNY BrockportAdresse e-mail validée de brockport.edu
Louis Edgar EsparzaProfessor of Sociology, Cal State LAAdresse e-mail validée de calstatela.edu
Kristen ShoretteSUNY Stony BrookAdresse e-mail validée de stonybrook.edu
Joshua MurrayVanderbilt UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de vanderbilt.edu
Arnout van de RijtEuropean University InstituteAdresse e-mail validée de eui.eu
Rebekah BurrowayAssociate Professor, Sociology, Stony Brook UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de stonybrook.edu
Marion C. HarperPhD Student, Stony Brook UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de stonybrook.edu
Andrew HargroveUniversity of South FloridaAdresse e-mail validée de stonybrook.edu

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John M. Shandra

Professor, Department of Sociology, State University of New York at Stony Brook

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Environmental Sociology Sociology of Development Cross-National Research Forest Loss


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Dependency, democracy, and infant mortality: a quantitative, cross-national analysis of less developed countries JM Shandra, J Nobles, B London, JB Williamson Social science & medicine 59 (2), 321-333, 2004	268	2004
Ecologically unequal exchange, world polity, and biodiversity loss: A cross-national analysis of threatened mammals JM Shandra, C Leckband, LA McKinney, B London International Journal of Comparative Sociology 50 (3-4), 285-310, 2009	168	2009
Hours of work and the ecological footprint of nations: an exploratory analysis A Hayden, JM Shandra Local Environment 14 (6), 575-600, 2009	142	2009
The world polity and deforestation: a quantitative, cross-national analysis JM Shandra International journal of comparative sociology 48 (1), 5-27, 2007	138	2007
International nongovernmental organizations and carbon dioxide emissions in the developing world: A quantitative, cross‐national analysis JM Shandra, B London, OP Whooley, JB Williamson Sociological Inquiry 74 (4), 520-545, 2004	127	2004
World economy, world society, and environmental harms in less‐developed countries AK Jorgenson, C Dick, JM Shandra Sociological Inquiry 81 (1), 53-87, 2011	98	2011
World polity, unequal ecological exchange, and organic water pollution: a cross-national analysis of developing nations JM Shandra, E Shor, B London Human Ecology Review, 53-63, 2009	98	2009
Ecologically unequal exchange and deforestation: A cross-national analysis of forestry export flows JM Shandra, C Leckband, B London Organization & Environment 22 (3), 293-310, 2009	92	2009
Economic dependency, repression, and deforestation: a quantitative, cross‐national analysis JM Shandra Sociological Inquiry 77 (4), 543-571, 2007	92	2007
Environmental degradation, environmental sustainability, and overurbanization in the developing world: A quantitative, cross-national analysis JM Shandra, B London, JB Williamson Sociological Perspectives 46 (3), 309-329, 2003	89	2003
Women, non-governmental organizations, and deforestation: a cross-national study JM Shandra, CL Shandra, B London Population and environment 30, 48-72, 2008	87	2008
World bank structural adjustment, water, and sanitation: A cross-national analysis of child mortality in Sub-Saharan Africa CL Shandra, JM Shandra, B London Organization & Environment 24 (2), 107-129, 2011	85	2011
Debt, structural adjustment, and organic water pollution: A cross-national analysis JM Shandra, E Shor, B London Organization & Environment 21 (1), 38-55, 2008	75	2008
The International Monetary Fund, World Bank, and structural adjustment: A cross-national analysis of forest loss JM Shandra, E Shircliff, B London Social Science Research 40 (1), 210-225, 2011	73	2011
Do non-governmental organizations impact health? A cross-national analysis of infant mortality JM Shandra, CL Shandra, B London International Journal of Comparative Sociology 51 (1-2), 137-164, 2010	73	2010
Multinational corporations, democracy and child mortality: a quantitative, cross-national analysis of developing countries JM Shandra, JE Nobles, B London, JB Williamson Social Indicators Research 73, 267-293, 2005	72	2005
State environmental protection efforts, women's status, and world polity: A cross-national analysis C Nugent, JM Shandra Organization & Environment 22 (2), 208-229, 2009	68	2009
The international monetary fund, structural adjustment, and women's health: a cross-national analysis of maternal mortality in Sub-Saharan Africa LE Pandolfelli, J Shandra, J Tyagi The Sociological Quarterly 55 (1), 119-142, 2014	61	2014
Debt, structural adjustment and deforestation: A cross-national study JM Shandra, E Shor Journal of World-Systems Research, 1-21, 2008	61	2008
International Nongovernmental Organizations and Deforestation: Good, Bad, or Irrelevant?^* JM Shandra Social Science Quarterly 88 (3), 665-689, 2007	56	2007

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