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5 September 2014
CONNER BAILEY
Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology 202 Comer Hall
Auburn University, AL 36849-5406 Phone: 334.844.5632 Fax: 334.844.5639 Email: [email protected] www.ag.auburn.edu/~bailelc
EDUCATION Ph.D. 1980 Cornell University. Major field: Development Sociology. Minor fields: International
Development and Southeast Asian Studies. M.A. 1974 Ohio University. International Affairs, interdisciplinary degree with course in history,
political science, and anthropology with a regional focus on Southeast Asia. B.S. 1968 Southern Oregon College. Major field: History. Minor field: Political Science.
POSITIONS 1985 – Professor of Rural Sociology (1994 - present), Associate Professor (1988 - 1994),
Assistant Professor (1985 - 1988), Auburn University 2009 – 2019 Adjunct Professor, School of Forestry & Wildlife Sciences, Auburn University 1998 – 2002 Adjunct Professor, Norwegian College of Fisheries, University of Tromsø, Norway 1983 – 1985 Research Fellow, Marine Policy Center, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution 1979 – 1982 Research Fellow, International Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management
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Publications and related scholarly work 2
Externally funded research 26
Honors 28
University service 28
Research service 29
Society affiliations 30
Languages 30
Consulting 31
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PUBLICATIONS AND RELATED SCHOLARLY WORK
Books and monographs Bailey, Conner, Leif Jensen, and Elizabeth Ransom (editors). 2014. Rural America in a Globalizing World:
Problems and Prospects for the 2010s. Morgantown, WV: West Virginia University Press. McSpirit, Stephanie, Lynne Faltraco, and Conner Bailey (editors). 2012. Confronting Ecological Crisis;
University and Community Partnerships in Appalachia and the South. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky.
Bailey, Conner and John N. Miksic (translators). 2005. History of the Malay Kingdom of Patani [Sejarah
Kerajaan Melayu Patani by Ibrahim Syukri (pseud.), ca. 1950]. Chiang Mai, Thailand: Silkworm Press. Originally published in 1985 in Athens, Ohio by the Ohio University Center for International Affairs, Southeast Asia Monograph Series No. 68. [Translated from Malay text written in Arabic (jawi) script.]
Bailey, Conner, Svein Jentoft and Peter Sinclair (eds.). 1996. Aquacultural Development; The Social
Dimensions of an Emerging Industry. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press. Pollnac, Richard, Conner Bailey and Alie Poernomo (eds). 1992. Contributions to Fishery Development
Policy in Indonesia. Jakarta: Central Research Institute for Fisheries, Agency for Agricultural Research & Development, Ministry of Agriculture, Indonesia.
Bailey, Conner, A. Dwiponggo, and Firial Marahudin. 1987. Indonesian Marine Capture Fisheries.
ICLARM Studies and Reviews 10. Manila: International Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management.
Bailey, Conner. 1983. The Sociology of Production in Rural Malay Society. New York: Oxford University
Press. Bailey, Conner. 1982. Small-Scale Fisheries of San Miguel Bay, Philippines: Occupational and Geographic
Mobility. Manila: International Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management.
Books and monographs 10
Refereed journal articles 47
Book chapters 30
Other publications 49
Invited lectures 22
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Bailey, Conner (ed.). 1982. Small-Scale Fisheries of San Miguel Bay, Philippines: Social Aspects of Production and Marketing. Manila: International Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management.
Bailey, Conner. 1976. Broker, Mediator, Patron, Kinsman: An Historical Analysis of Key Leadership Roles
in a Rural Malaysian District. Athens, Ohio: Ohio University Center for International Affairs, Monographs in International Studies No. 38. (Reprinted 1982.)
Refereed journal articles (* denotes student)
Selfa, T., C. Bain, R. Moreno, A. Eastmond, S. Sweitz, C. Bailey, T. Martins, G. Simas Pereira, R. Medeiros. Under Review. Interrogating Social Sustainability in the Biofuels Sector in Latin America: Global Standards and Local Experiences in Mexico, Brazil and Colombia. Environmental Management, in review.
47. *Lupoli, Christopher, Wayde Morse, Conner Bailey and John Shelhas. 2014. Assessing the impacts of international volunteer tourism in host communities: A new approach to organizing and prioritizing indicators. Journal of Sustainable Tourism. Published online 17 February 2014. DOI: 10.1080/09669582.2013.879310
46. Bailey, Conner. 2013. Local Solutions to Inequality; Steps Towards Fostering a Progressive Social
Movement. Rural Sociology 78(4):411-428. 45. *Dyer, Janice F., Brajesh Singh, and Conner Bailey. 2013. Differing Perspectives on Biofuels:
Analysis of National, Regional and State Newspaper Coverage. Journal of Rural Social Sciences 28(1):118-140.
44. *Tran, Nhuong Van, Conner Bailey, Norbert Wilson, and Michael Phillips. 2013. Governance of
Global Value Chains in Response to Food Safety and Certification Standards: The Case of Shrimp from Vietnam. World Development 45:325-336.
43. *Vitale, Michele and Conner Bailey. 2012. Assessing Barriers to Health Care Services for Hispanic
Residents in Rural Georgia. Journal of Rural Social Sciences27(3):17-45. 42. *Paula, Ana Luisa, Conner Bailey, Becky Barlow, and Wayde Morse. 2011. Landowner Willingness
to Supply Timber for Biofuel: Results of an Alabama Survey of Private Non-Corporate Forestland Owners. Southern Journal of Applied Forestry 35(2):93-97.
41. Bailey, Conner, Janice Dyer*, and Larry Teeter. 2011. Assessing the Rural Development Potential of
Lignocellulosic Biofuels in the Rural South. Biomass and Bioenergy 35(4):1408-1417. 40. *Lupo, Crystal and Conner Bailey. 2011. Corporate Structure and Community Size: Factors Affecting
Occupational Community within the Pulp and Paper Industry. Society & Natural Resources 24(5):425-438.
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39. Bliss, John C., Erin Kelly*, Jesse Abrams*, Conner Bailey, and Janice Dyer*. 2010. Disintegration of the U.S. Industrial Forest Estate: Dynamics, Trajectories, and Questions. Small-scale Forestry 9:53-66.
38. *Dyer, Janice, Conner Bailey, and Nhuong Van Tran*. 2009. Ownership Characteristics of Heir
Property in a Black Belt County: A Quantitative Approach. Southern Rural Sociology 24(2):192-217.
37. *Henson, Zachary and Conner Bailey. 2008. CAFOs, Culture and Conflict on Sand Mountain:
Framing Rights and Responsibilities in Appalachian Alabama. Southern Rural Sociology 24(1):153-173.
36. *Dyer, Janice and Conner Bailey. 2008. A Place to Call Home: Cultural Understandings of Heir
Property among Rural African Americans. Rural Sociology 73(3):317-338. 35. *Robinson, Laura and Conner Bailey. 2008. Ideologically Structured Information Exchange among
Environmental Groups. Rural Sociology 73(2):230–249. 34. *Vitale, M., L.J. Marzen, and C. Bailey. 2007. Geographic barriers to primary health care services for
Hispanic residents in Toombs County, Georgia. Papers of the Applied Geography Conferences 30: 106-115.
33. *Kagawa, Masahiro and Conner Bailey. 2006. Trade Linkages in Shrimp Exports: Japan, Thailand,
and Vietnam. Journal of Development Studies 24(3):303-319. 32. *Robinson, Laura, Mark Dubois, and Conner Bailey. 2005. County Level Extension Programming:
Continuity and Change in the Alabama Cooperative Extension System. Journal of Extension 43(1)1-9.
31. *Walton, Bryan and Conner Bailey. 2005. Framing Wilderness: Populism and Cultural Heritage as
Organizing Principles. Society and Natural Resources 18(2):119-134. 30. Bailey, Conner, Peter Sinclair, and Mark Dubois. 2004. Future Forests: Forecasting Social and
Ecological Consequences of Genetic Engineering. Society and Natural Resources 17:641-650. 29. Sinclair, Peter, Conner Bailey, and Mark Dubois. 2003. One Engineer and a Dog: Systemic Changes
in Alabama’s Pulp and Paper Industry. Southern Rural Sociology 19(2):70-93. 28. Duffy, Patricia A., Ginger G. Hallmark*, Joseph J. Molnar, LaToya Claxton*, Conner Bailey, and Steve
Miloucich*. 2002. Food Security of Low-Income Single Parents in East Alabama: Use of Private and Public Programs in the Age of Welfare Reform. Southern Rural Sociology 18(1):48-81.
27. Molnar, Joseph J., Patricia Duffy, LaToya Claxton*, and Conner Bailey. 2001. Private Food
Assistance in a Small Metropolitan Area: Urban Resources and Rural Needs. Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare 28:187-210.
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26. Stonich, Susan and Conner Bailey. 2000. Resisting the Blue Revolution: Contending Coalitions
Surrounding Industrial Shrimp Farming. Human Organization 59(1):23-36. 25. *Joshi, Mahendra L., John C. Bliss, Conner Bailey, Larry J. Teeter, and Keith J. Ward. 2000. Investing
in Industry, Under-Investing in Human Capital: Forest-Based Rural Development in Alabama. Society & Natural Resources 13 (5):291-319.
24. Bailey, Conner. 1999. What Can We Learn From the Classics: Continuities and Change in the Study
of Malay Coastal Fishing Communities. Komunitas 2(1):34-42. 23. Bliss, John C., Tamara Walkingstick*, and Conner Bailey. 1998. Sustaining Alabama’s Forest
Communities: Development or Dependency? Journal of Forestry 96(3):24-31. 22. Zhang, Daowei, Sarah Warren, and Conner Bailey. 1998. The Role of Assistance Foresters in
Nonindustrial Private Forest Management: Alabama Landowners’ Perspectives. Southern Journal of Applied Forestry 22(2):101-105.
21. *Kusumastanto, Tridoyo, Curtis Jolly, and Conner Bailey. 1997. A Multiperiod Programming
Evaluation of Brackishwater Shrimp Aquaculture Development in Indonesia 1989/1990-1998/1999. Aquaculture 159:317-331.
20. Bailey, Conner. 1997. Lessons From Indonesia’s 1980 Trawler Ban. Marine Policy 21(3):225-235. 19. Solheim, Cathy, Charles E. Faupel, and Conner Bailey. 1997. Solid Waste Management and the Need
for Effective Public Participation." Southern Rural Sociology 13(1):66-88. 18. Bailey, Conner, Peter Sinclair, John Bliss and Karni Perez. 1996. Segmented Labor Markets in
Alabama’s Pulp and Paper Industry. Rural Sociology 61(3):474-495. 17. Bailey, Conner and Caroline Pomeroy. 1996. Resource Dependency and Development Options in
Coastal Southeast Asia. Society and Natural Resources 9(2):191-199. 16. Davis, Anthony and Conner Bailey. 1996. Common in Custom, Uncommon in Advantage: Common
Property, Local Elites and Alternative Approaches to Fisheries Management. Society and Natural Resources 9(3):251-265.
15. Alley, Kelly D., Charles E. Faupel, and Conner Bailey. 1995. The Historical Transformation of a
Grassroots Environmental Group. Human Organization 54(4):410-416. 14. Bailey, Conner, Charles E. Faupel and Kelly Alley. 1994. Environmental Racism. Journal of
Agricultural & Food Information 2(4):3-21. 13. Bailey, Conner and Charles E. Faupel. 1992. Movers and Shakers and PCB Takers: Hazardous Waste
and Community Power." Sociological Spectrum 13:89-115.
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12. Bailey, Conner and Charles Zerner. 1992. Community-Based Fisheries Management Institutions in
Indonesia. Maritime Anthropological Studies 5(1):1-17. 11. Bailey, Conner, Charles E. Faupel and Susan H. Holland*. 1992. Hazardous Wastes and Differing
Perceptions of Risk in Sumter County, Alabama. Society and Natural Resources V:21-36. 10. Faupel, Charles E., Conner Bailey and Gary Griffin*. 1991. Local Media Roles in Defining Hazardous
Waste as a Social Problem: The Case of Sumter County, Alabama. Sociological Spectrum 11(4):293-319.
9. Bailey, Conner and Mike Skladany*. 1991. Aquaculture Development in Tropical Asia: A
Re-Evaluation. Natural Resources Forum 15(1):66-73. 8. Bailey, Conner and Svein Jentoft. 1990. Hard Choices in Fisheries Development. Marine Policy
14(4):333-344. 7. Bailey, Conner and Charles E. Faupel. 1989. Out of Sight is Not Out of Mind: Public Opposition to
Ocean Incineration. Coastal Management 17:89-102. 6. Faupel, Charles E. and Conner Bailey. 1989. Contingencies Affecting Emergency Planning for
Hazardous Wastes. International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters 6(2):131-154. 5. Bailey, Conner. 1988. The Political Economy of Marine Fisheries Development in Indonesia.
Indonesia 46:25-38. 4. Bailey, Conner. 1988. Social Consequences of Tropical Shrimp Mariculture Development. Ocean
and Shoreline Management 11:31-44. 3. Bailey, Conner. 1988. The Political Economy of Fisheries Development in the Third World.
Agriculture & Human Values V (1&2):35-48. 2. Bailey, Conner, Dean Cycon, and Michael Morris. 1986. Fisheries Development in the Third World:
The Role of International Agencies. World Development 14(10/11):1269-1276. 1. Bailey, Conner. 1982. Economic Diversification and Risk Management: Constraints to the Adoption
of Modern Rice Technologies in the Besut Agricultural Development Project Area. Kajian Ekonomi Malaysia [Economic Studies of Malaysia] XIX(1):1-15.
Book chapters (* denotes student) 30. Lima, Juliana S.G. and Conner Bailey. 2015. Shrimp Farming as a Coastal Zone Challenge in Sergipe
State, Brazil: Balancing Goals of Conservation and Social Justice. Pages 233-252 in C.W. Finkl and C. Makowski (eds.), Environmental Management and Governance: Advances in Coastal and
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Marine Resources. Coastal Research Library 8. Cham, Switzerland: Springer International Publishing. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-06305-8_9.
29. Bailey, Conner, Leif Jensen, and Elizabeth Ransom. 2014. Rural America in a Globalizing World:
Introduction and Overview. Pages xi-xxviii in Conner Bailey, Leif Jensen, and Elizabeth Ransom (eds.), Rural America in a Globalizing World; Problems and Prospects for the 2010s. Morgantown, WV: West Virginia University Press.
28. Bailey, Conner and Mahua Majumdar. 2014. Absentee Forest and Farmland Ownership in
Alabama: Capturing Benefits from Natural Capital Controlled by Non-Residents. Pages 134-149 in John Pender, Thomas G. Johnson, Bruce Weber and J. Matthew Fannin (eds), Rural Wealth Creation. New York: Routledge.
27. Bailey, Conner, Bob Gramling, and Shirley Laska. 2014. Complexities of Resilience: Adaptation and
Change within Human Communities of Coastal Louisiana. Pages 125-140 in The Once and Future Delta. Editors, J. Day, P. Kemp, A. Freeman, and David Muth. New York: Springer.
26. McSpirit, Stephanie, Lynne Faltraco and Conner Bailey. 2012. Introduction: Forging Partnerships
between Communities and Academic Activists. In, Stephanie McSpirit, Lynne Faltraco, and Conner Bailey (eds.), Confronting Ecological Crisis; University and Community Partnerships in Appalachia and the South. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky.
25. Faltraco, Lynne and Conner Bailey. 2012. Building Partnerships to Challenge Chip Mills: Citizen
Activists Find Academic Allies. In, Stephanie McSpirit, Lynne Faltraco, and Conner Bailey (eds.), Confronting Ecological Crisis; University and Community Partnerships in Appalachia and the South. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky.
24. Mcspirit, Stephanie, Lynne Faltraco, and Conner Bailey. 2012. Conclusion: Reflections on Public
Scholarship in Appalachia and the South. In, Stephanie McSpirit, Lynne Faltraco, and Conner Bailey (eds.), Confronting Ecological Crisis; University and Community Partnerships in Appalachia and the South. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky.
23. Bailey, Conner. 2012. Addictive Behavior and Faustian Bargains. Pp. 124-125 in, Allen Furr and Jay
Lamar (eds.), Auburn Speaks: The Oil Spill of 2010. Auburn, AL: Office of the Vice President for Research, Auburn University.
22. Bliss, John and Conner Bailey. 2005. Pulp, Paper, and Poverty: Forest-based Rural Development in
Alabama, 1950-2000. Pp. 138-158 in, Robert Lee and Don Field (eds.), Communities and Forests: Where People Meet the Land. Corvallis: Oregon State University Press.
21. Bailey, Conner. 2003. Ethics, Ecosystems, and Shrimp Aquaculture in the Tropics. Dorinda G.
Dallmeyer (ed.), Values at Sea: Ethics for the Marine Environment. Athens: University of Georgia Press. Pp. 75-92.
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20. Harris, Craig and Conner Bailey. 2002. Public Support for a Clean, Green, U.S. Agriculture Machine. Pp. 31-42 in Ronald C. Wimberley, Craig K. Harris, Joseph J. Molnar, and Terry J. Tomazic (eds)., The Social Risks of Agriculture: Americans Speak Out on Farming, Food, and the Environment. Westport, CT: Greenwood.
19. Bailey, Conner, Svein Jentoft, and Peter Sinclair. 1996. Social Science Contributions to Aquacultural
Development. In: Conner Bailey, Svein Jentoft and Peter Sinclair (eds.), Aquacultural Development; The Social Dimensions of an Emerging Industry. Westview Press.
18. Perez. Karni, Conner Bailey, and Amy Waren*. 1996. Catfish Aquaculture in Alabama: Industry
Structure and Constraits to Expansion. In: Conner Bailey, Svein Jentoft and Peter Sinclair (eds.), Aquacultural Development; The Social Dimensions of an Emerging Industry. Westview Press.
17. *Muluk, Chairul and Conner Bailey. 1996. Social and Environmental Impacts of Aquaculture:
Coastal Shrimp Culture in Indonesia. In: Conner Bailey, Svein Jentoft and Peter Sinclair (eds.),Aquacultural Development; The Social Dimensions of an Emerging Industry. Westview Press.
16. Bailey, Conner, Kelly Alley, Charles E. Faupel, and Cathy Solheim. 1995. Environmental Justice and
the Professional. In: Bunyan Bryant (ed.), Environmental Justice: Issues, Policies, and Solutions. Washington, D.C.: Island Press.
15. Bailey, Conner and Ruth C. Busch. 1993. Women in Development. In: Peter Cenedella (ed.),
Teaching Global Development: A Curriculum Guide for Undergraduate Educators. Notre Dame University Press. pp. 209-218.
14. Bailey, Conner, Charles E. Faupel and James H. Gundlach. 1993. Environmental Politics in Alabama's
Blackbelt. In: Robert Bullard (ed.), Confronting Environmental Racism; Voices from the Grassroots. Boston: South End Press. pp. 107-122.
13. Bailey, Conner and Charles E. Faupel. 1992. Environmentalism and Civil Rights in Sumter County,
Alabama. In: Bunyan Bryant and Paul Mohai (eds.), Race and the Incidence of Environmental Hazards. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press. pp. 140-152.
12. Bailey, Conner. 1992. Coastal Aquacultural Development in Indonesia. In: Richard Pollnac, Conner
Bailey and Alie Poernomo (eds.). Contributions to Fishery Development Policy in Indonesia. Jakarta: Central Research Institute for Fisheries, Agency for Agricultural Research & Development, Ministry of Agriculture. pp. 57-72.
11. Bailey, Conner. 1992. Coastal Aquaculture Development in Indonesia. In: Richard Pollnac and
Priscilla Weeks (eds.), Problems and Prospects of Mariculture Development. Kingston, R.I.: International Center for Marine Resource Development, University of Rhode Island. pp. 102-121.
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10. Bailey, Conner and Charles Zerner. 1992. Local Management of Fisheries Resources in Indonesia: Opportunities and Constraints. In: Richard Pollnac, Conner Bailey and Alie Poernomo (eds.). Contributions to Fishery Development Policy in Indonesia. Jakarta: Central Research Institute for Fisheries, Agency for Agricultural Research & Development, Ministry of Agriculture. pp. 38-56.
9. Bailey, Conner. 1991. Class Differentiation and Erosion of a Moral Economy in Rural Malaysia.
Research in Economic Anthropology 13:119-142. 8. Bailey, Conner. 1991. International Development. In: James A. Christenson and Cornelia Flora
(eds.), Rural Policies for the 1990s. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press. pp. 320-332. 7. Bailey, Conner. 1991. Conservation and Development in the Galapagos Islands. In: Patrick C. West
and Steve Brechin (eds.), Resident Populations and Protected Natural Areas in Developing Nations: Interdisciplinary Perspectives and Policy Implications. Tucson: University of Arizona Press. pp. 187-199.
6. Bailey, Conner. 1991. Social Relations of Production in Rural Malay Society: Comparative Case
Studies of Rice Farming, Rubber Tapping and Fishing Communities. In: John J. Poggie and Richard Pollnac (eds.), Small-Scale Fishery Development: Sociocultural Perspectives. Kingston, Rhode Island: International Center for Marine Resource Development, University of Rhode Island. pp. 19-41.
5. Faupel, Charles E. and Conner Bailey. 1989. Community Preparedness for Hazardous Waste
Emergencies. In: Dennis Peck (ed.), Psycho-Social Consequences of Toxic Hazardous Wastes on Communities. Springfield, Illinois: Charles C. Thomas. pp. 139-152.
4. Bailey, Conner. 1988. Optimal Development of Third World Fisheries. In: Michael Morris (ed.),
North-South Perspectives on Marine Policy. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press. pp. 105-128. 3. Bailey, Conner. 1986. Government Protection of Traditional Resource Use Rights: the Case of
Indonesian Fisheries. In: David C. Korten (ed.), Community Management: Asian Experience and Perpsectives. West Hartford, Conn.: Kumarian Press. pp. 292-308.
2. Bailey, Conner. 1984. Managing an Open Access Resource: the Case of Coastal Fisheries. In: David
C. Korten and Rudi Klauss (eds.), People-Centered Development: Contributions Toward Theory and Planning Frameworks. West Hartford, Conn.: Kumarian Press. pp. 97-103.
1. Villafuerte, Elma D. and Conner Bailey. 1982. Systems of Sharing and Patterns of Ownership. In:
Conner Bailey (ed.), Small-scale Fisheries of San Miguel Bay, Philippines: Social Aspects of Production and Marketing. Manila: International Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management. pp. 25-41.
Other Publications (* denotes student)
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Bailey, Conner. 2013. From Selective Breeding to Engineering: Remaking Fish for Aquaculture in the United States. Working Paper, Research Council of Norway, Project Number 202374/I10, “Governing Food in a Globalizing Environment. Collaborative work with the Norwegian Institute for Consumer Research, Norway, and the University of Life Sciences, Åas.
Bailey, Conner, Shirley Laska and Robert Gramling. 2012. Pp. 24-27 in Restoration and Communities.
Answering 10 Fundamental Questions about the Mississippi River Delta. A Report by the Mississippi River Delta Science and Engineering Special Team. Baton Rouge, LA: National Audubon Society, Environmental Defense Fund, and the National Wildlife Federation. 36 p.
Tran, Nhuong Van, Conner Bailey, and Norbert Wilson. 2011. Governance of Global Value Chains
Impacts on Shrimp Producers in Vietnam. Global Aquaculture Advocate, November/December 2011:45-46.
*Dyer, Janice F., Conner Bailey, and Larry Teeter. 2009. Prospects for Biofuels in Alabama: A Synthesis of
Expert Opinion. Bulletin 672. Auburn: Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station. Bailey, C. 2008. Human Dimensions for an Ecosystem Approach to Aquaculture. In D. Soto, J. Aguilar-
Manjarrez, and N. Hishamunda (eds). Building an Ecosystem Approach to Aquaculture. FAO/ Universitat de les Illes Balears Expert Workshop. 7-11 May 2007, Mallorca Spain. FAO Fisheries Proceedings No. 14. Roma. FAO.2008. pp. 37-46.
Bliss, John, Erin Kelly*, Jesse Abrahms*, and Conner Bailey. 2008. Disintegration of the Industrial Forest
Estate and the Future of Small-Scale Forestry in the United States. Working Paper Number RSP 08-02. Corvallis, OR: Rural Studies Program, Oregon State University.
*Dyer, Janice, Conner Bailey, and Larry Teeter. 2008. Fueling Alabama’s Economy: Assessing the Social
Impact of the BioFuels Industry. Pp. 24-32 in Proceedings, Energy, Food and fiber Alternatives: Opportunities of Underserved Communities, 2007 meetings of the Professional Agricultural Workers Conference. Tuskegee, Alabama: Tuskegee University.
*Crim, Sarah, Mark Dubois, Conner Bailey, and John Schelhas. 2003. Female Forestland Owners:
Characterization of Assistance Needs. Pp. 129-139 in, Proceedings of the 2003 Southern Forest Economics Workers Annual Meeting, edited by S.O. Moffat. New Orleans, LA: USDA Forest Service. http://www.srs.fs.usda.gov/pubs/ja/ja_crim001.pdf.
*Kennealy, Patrick, Valentina Hartarska, Conner Bailey, and Mark Dubois. In press. Correlation between
Forestland Ownership and Poverty in the Non-Metro South. Proceedings, Professional Agricultural Workers Conference, Tuskegee University, December 4-6, 2005.
Bailey, Conner, Peter Sinclair, and Mark Dubois. 2002. “Forecasting Social and Economic Consequences
of Genetic Engineering in Forestry: Focus on the South.” Southeastern Biology 49(3):286-287. Bailey, Conner. 2002. “Biocomplexity, Forestry, and Resource Dependency.” Pp. 74-95 in Mahmoud El-
Halwagi, Jonathan Hall, Upton Hatch, Dennis Block, and Erin Geiger (eds.), Proceedings of the
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International Conference on The Fiber Industry and Environmental Biocomplexity. Auburn University, January 2002. Auburn: Auburn University Environmental Institute.
Bailey, Conner and Christopher Newland. 2002. “Toxics, Environmental Justice, and Alabama=s Pulp
and Paper Industry.” Pp. 318-334 in Mahmoud El-Halwagi, Jonathan Hall, Upton Hatch, Dennis Block, and Erin Geiger (eds.), Proceedings of the International Conference on The Fiber Industry and Environmental Biocomplexity. Auburn University, January 2002. Auburn: Auburn University Environmental Institute.
Bailey, Conner. Vision to Action Strategy, East Asia & Pacific Region: Fisheries. 12 February 2001.
Rome: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. 61 p. *Hallmark, Ginger, Patricia Duffy, Joseph Molnar, Conner Bailey, LaToya Claxton*, and Steve
Mikloucich*. 2000. “Food Banking in East Alabama: Study Identifies Characteristics and Needs of Clients and Nonclients.” Highlights of Agricultural Research 47(2):3-4.
Bailey, Conner, Bryan Walton*, Lani Merritt*, and Mark Dubois. 2000. “Green groups as clients;
opportunities for ACES.” Action; Public Issue Information for Alabama Citizens. Spring 2000. Auburn: Alabama Cooperative Extension System. 4 page newsletter.
Bailey, Conner. 1998. "Sustainable Community Development Through Coastal and Marine Tourism:
Opportunities and Constraints." Pp. 31-37 in Miller, Marc L. and Jan Auyong (eds.). 1998. PROCEEDINGS OF THE 1996 World Congress on Coastal and Marine Tourism (19-22 June, 1996, Honolulu, Hawaii). Seattle: Washington Sea Grant Program and the School of Marine Affairs, University of Washington and Oregon Sea Grant College Program, Oregon State University.
Zhang, D., S. Warren, and C. Bailey 1997. “The Role of Assistance Foresters in Nonindustrial Private
Forest Management.” In D. Kluender (ed.) Proceedings of the 27th Southern Forest Economics Workshop: Valuing Non-timber Forest Resources: Timber Primacy Is Passed. March 19-21. Little Rock, AR.
Bailey, Conner. 1997. “Aquaculture and basic human needs.” World Aquaculture 28(3):28-31.
*Skladany, Mike and Conner Bailey. 1994. “Aquacultural contributions to community development in the United States.” Report to the Office of Technology Assessment, U.S. Congress, Washington, D.C.
Bailey, Conner. 1994. "Employment, Labour Productivity and Income in Small-Scale Fisheries of South
and Southeast Asia." Pp. 24-45. Proceedings of the IPFC Symposium on Socio-Economic Issues in Coastal Fisheries Management, Bangkok, Thailand, November 1993. RAPA Publication: 1994/8. Bangkok: Indo-Pacific Fisheries Commission.
Bliss, John C., Conner Bailey, Glenn R. Howze, and Lawrence Teeter. 1993. Timber Dependency in the
American South. SCFER Working Paper No. 74. Research Triangle Park, N.C.: Southeastern Center for Forest Economics Research. 19 p.
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Bailey, Conner, Kelly Alley, Charles E. Faupel and Cathy Solheim. 1993. "Grassroots Environmentalism in
Alabama." Proceedings, Non-Industrial Private Forests in the 1990s. Auburn University, 11-12 May 1993. pp. 31-38.
Bailey, Conner and Charles E. Faupel. 1990. "Environmentalism and Civil Rights in Sumter County,
Alabama." Proceedings, Symposium on Race and Environmental Quality. School of Natural Resources, University of Michigan. pp. 159-174.
Bailey, Conner. 1989. "Natural Resource and Environmental Policy for the 1990s: the Relevance of
Rural Sociology." The Rural Sociologist 9(2):3-7. [Invited centerpiece article published together with comments by three individuals and my response.]
Bailey, Conner. 1989. “Shrimp mariculture Development and Coastal Resources Management: Lessons
from Asia and Latin America.” Pp. 45-67 in Stephen Olsen and Luis Arriaga, A Sustainable Shrimp mariculture Industry for Ecuador. Kingston, Rhode Island: Coastal Resources Center, University of Rhode Island.
Bailey, Conner. 1989. "Social Issues in third World Fisheries Development." Proceedings, Marine
Resource Utilization: A Conference on Social Science Issues. May 1988, Mobile, Alabama: University of South Alabama. pp. 137-143.
Bailey, Conner, Charles E. Faupel, Susan Holland* and Amy Waren*. 1989. "Public Opinions and
Attitudes Regarding Hazardous Waste in Alabama: Results from Three 1988 Surveys." Rural Sociology Series No. 14. Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn University. September 1989. 128 p.
Faupel, Charles E., Conner Bailey, and Marcus Williams*. 1987. Hazardous Waste and Emergency
Planning; A Case Study of Sumter County, Alabama. Bulletin 587. Auburn, Alabama: Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station. August 1987.
Bailey, Conner. 1987. "Social Consequences of Excess Fishing Effort." Proceedings, Symposium on the
Exploitation and Management of Marine Resources of Southeast Asia. Indo-Pacific Fisheries Commission, Darwin, Australia, 16-19 February 1987. Bangkok, Thailand: Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific (RAPA). RAPA Report:1987/10. pp. 170-181.
Bailey, Conner, Craig Harris, Clayton Heaton, and Rosamund Ladner (eds). 1986. Proceedings of the
Workshop on Fisheries Sociology, April 26-27, 1985. WHOI Technical Report 86-34, September 1986. Woods Hole, Mass.: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. 130 p.
Bailey, Conner. 1985. "Blue Revolution: the Impact of Technological Innovation on Third World
Fisheries." The Rural Sociologist 5(4):259-66. Bailey, Conner. 1982. "Natural Resource Management: a Basis for Viable Organizations of Small Scale
Fishermen." Rural Development Participation Review III(2):19-22.
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Bailey, Conner. 1980. "Social and Economic Aspects of Small Scale Fisheries Development: a Case Study
from Malaysia." Proceedings, Symposium on the Development and Management of Small-Scale Fisheries. 19th Session of the Indo-Pacific Fishery Commission (IPFC/80/ SYMP/EXP/29), 21-23 May 1980, Kyoto, Japan. pp. 702-714.
Book Reviews International Journal of Maritime History XXIII(2):327-333. 2011. Review of Matthew McKenzie,
Clearing the Coastline: The Nineteenth Century Ecological and Cultural Transformation of Cape Cod with a Response by Matthew McKenzie. (One of six essay by international scholars on this book.)
The Alabama Review 62(1):65-67. 2009. Review of Ellenberg, George B. 2007. Mule South to Tractor
South: Mules, Machines, and the Transformation of the Cotton South. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press.
Journal of Government Information:254-255. 1999. Review of Toward Sustainable Communities;
Resources for Citizens and their Governments. Gabriola Island, British Columbia and Stony Creek, CT: New Society Publishers, 1998.
Rural Sociology 61(4):708-711. 1996. Review of Daniel Vickers, Farmers & Fishermen; Two Centuries of
Work in Essex County, Massachusetts, 1630-1850. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1994.
Society and Natural Resources 9(3):327-328. 1996. Review of Dyer, Christopher and McGoodwin, James
(eds.), Folk Management in the World’s Fisheries: Lessons for Modern Fisheries Management. Niwot, CO: University of Colorado Press.
Journal of Asian Studies 51(1):210-212. 1992. Review of King, Victor T. and Michael J.G. Parnwell (eds.).
1990. Margins and Minorities: The Peripheral Areas and Peoples of Malaysia. Hull, England: Hull University Press.
Rural Sociology 56(4):730-732. 1991. Review of Hart, Gillian, Andrew Turton and Benjamin White, with
Brian Fegan and Lim Teck Ghee (eds.). 1989. Agrarian Transformations: Local Processes and the State in Southeast Asia. Berkeley: University of California Press.
The Progressive Fish-Culturist 53(4):262-263. 1991. Review of Tiddens, Art. 1990. Aquaculture in
America; The Role of Science, Government and the Entrepreneur. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press.
American Anthropologist 92(4):1071. 1990. Review of Rodman, Margaret Critchlow. 1989. Deep
Water: Development and Change in Pacific Village Fisheries. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press.
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Contemporary Sociology 19(3):389-90. 1990. Review of Abell, Peter and Nicholas Mahoney. 1988. Small-Scale Industrial Producer Co-operatives in Developing Countries. Delhi: Oxford University Press.
Agriculture & Human Values VII(2):105-106. 1990. Review of McCay, B.J. and J.M. Acheson (eds.).
1987. The Question of the Commons: The Culture and Ecology of Communal Resources. Tucson: University of Arizona Press. (With Mike Skladany.)
Agriculture & Human Values VII(1):60. 1990. Review of Scott, James C. 1985. Weapons of the Weak:
Everyday Forms of Peasant Resistance. New Haven: Yale University Press. Society and Natural Resources 2:61-62. 1990. Review of Miller, Marc L., Richard P. Gale, and Perry J.
Brown (eds.). 1987. Social Science in Natural Resource Management Systems. Social Behavior and Natural Resources Series. Boulder, Colorado: Westview. (With Howard Clonts.)
Journal of Asian Studies 48(2):432-33 . 1989. Review of Cramb, R.A. and R.H.W. Reece (eds.). 1988.
Development in Sarawak. Monash Paper on Southeast Asia, No. 17. Melbourne, Australia: Centre of Southeast Asian Studies, Monash University.
Rural Sociology 51(2):234-236. 1986. Review of Schwarzweller, Harry K. (ed.). 1984. Research in Rural
Sociology and Development. Research Annual. Vol. 1, Focus on Agriculture. Greenwich, Conn.: JAI Press.
ICLARM Newsletter (2):21. 1983. Review of Alexander, Paul. 1982. Sri Lankan Fishermen; Rural
Capitalism and Peasant Society. Monographs on South Asia No. 7. Canberra: Australian National University.
Rural Sociology 46(2):345-346. 1981. Review of Castillo, Gelia. 1979. Beyond Manila: Philippine Rural
Problems in Perspective. Ottawa: International Development Research Center. ICLARM Newsletter 4(4):22. 1981. Review of Emmerson, Donald K. 1980. Rethinking Artisanal Fisheries
Development: Western Concepts, Asian Experiences. Washington, D.C.: World Bank Staff Working Papers No. 423.
ICLARM Newsletter 4(2):25. 1981. Review of Spoehr, Alexander. 1980. Maritime Adaptations: Essays
on Contemporary Fishing Communities. Pittsburg: University of Pittsburg.
Recent Invited Lectures (total 23) 2014. Aquaculture, Ecology, and International Public Health. Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg
School of Public Health. January 29, 2014. 2013. Stakeholder Engagement and Rural Development Potential of Wood-based Biofuels in the
Southeastern United States. SEC Symposium, Impact of the Southeast in the World’s Renewable Energy Future, February 10-12, 2013, Atlanta, Georgia.
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2012. Local Solutions to Inequality. Presidential Address, Annual meetings of the Rural Sociological
Society, Chicago, July 2012. 2011. Human Dimensions of an Ecological Approach to Aquaculture. Invited lecture. World
Aquaculture Society, Natal, Brazil, June 2011. 2010. Shared Governance at Auburn University. Invited lecture. American Association of University
Professors. Washington, D.C. November 2010. 2010. Aquaculture and Resiliency: Connections between Ecology and Society. Invited lecture, Center
for Environmental Studies at Brown University. April 2010. 2009. Bioenergy and Development. Keynote address to Conference on Bioenergy and Agriculture,
Universitas Sumatera Utara, Medan, Indonesia, December 2009. 2009. Democratization of Energy and Power: The Radical Potential of Cellulosic Biofuels. Department
of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Vanderbilt University. October 2009.
Papers Presented at Professional Meetings, 1988-2014 (* denotes student)
Selfa, T., C. Bain, R. Moreno, A. Eastmond, S. Sweitz, C. Bailey, T. Martins, G. Simas Pereira, R. Medeiros. 2014. Interrogating Social Sustainability in the Biofuels Sector in Latin America: Global Standards and Local Experiences in Mexico, Brazil and Colombia. Environmental Management, in review.
Bailey, Conner, and Nhuong Van Tran. 2014. Deltaic Systems, Sea Level Rise, and Disruption of Coastal Aquaculture in the Tropics. 2014. Paper presented at the 2014 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, New Orleans, July 31 – August 3, 2014.
Gunn, John and Conner Bailey. 2014. Lintheads and Auto Workers: Demise of East Alabama’s Textile Industry and the Rise of Kia Automotive. Paper presented at the 2014 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, New Orleans, July 31 – August 3, 2014.
Brodbeck, Arnold, Wayde Morse, and Conner Bailey. 2014. H-2B Forest Labor Improving Third-World Livelihoods? Paper presented at the 2014 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, New Orleans, July 31 – August 3, 2014.
Selfa, Selfa, C. Bain, R. Moreno, A. Eastmond, S. Sweitz, C. Bailey, T. Martins, G. Simas Pereira, R. Medeiros. 2014. “Interrogating Social Sustainability in the Biofuels Sector in Latin America: Global Standards and Local Experiences in Mexico, Brazil and Colombia.” Presented at the Agriculture and Human Values Society meeting, June 19-21, 2014. Burlington, VT.
Selfa, T., C. Bain, R. Moreno, A. Eastmond, S. Sweitz, C. Bailey, T. Martins, G. Simas Pereira, R. Medeiros.
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2014. “Dimensiones Socioeconomicos y Sustenabilidad de los Combustibles en las Americas: Exemplos de EEUU, Colombia, Mexico y Brasil.” Presented to Ciencias Sociales, Faculdad de Agronomia, Universidad de la Republica, Montevideo, Uruguay, 2 June 2014.
Uslu, Hakan, Larry Teeter, Conner Bailey, Becky Barlow. 2014. The Impact of the change in Timberland Ownership and Factors of Production on Company and Mill Closures: A county Level Econometric Application on the Forest Products Industry of Alabama, 1996-2012. Paper presented at the 45th Annual conference of the Mid-Continent Regional Science Association, Madison, WI, June 3-5, 2014
Teeter, Larry, Conner Bailey, and Becky Barlow. 2014. Rural Community Effects of Timberland
Ownership Change. IUFRO Symposium on Adaptation in Forest Management under Chaning Framework Conditions. Sopron, Hungary. 19-23 May 2014. (Printed abstract, page 220).
Randle, Anne C., Becky Barlow, John C. Gilbert, John S. Kush, Andrew Gunnoe, Larry Teeter, and Conner
Bailey. 2013. Mapping Ownership Changes in Southwest Alabama Timberlands. Poster presented at the 2013 meetings of the Ecological Society of America.
Bailey, Conner. 2013. Genetic Engineering in Aquaculture: Rationale, Regulation, and Resistance. 2013
meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, New York, August 2013. Tran, Nhuong, Conner Bailey, Neil Andrew, Suan Pheng Kam, Quyen Le Cao, Giang Hoai Tran, Chau Van
Lam. 2013. Resilience, Adaptability and Transformability of Coastal Aquaculture Systems to Climate Change: The Mekong Delta’s Case. Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research, Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture, and Food Security. Davis, California, March 2013.
*Ameyaw, Lord K. and Conner Bailey. 2012. Investigating the Objectives of the New Owners of
Alabama’s Timberlands. Paper presented at the 2012 meetings of the Southern Rural Sociological Association, Birmingham, Alabama. February 2012.
*Majumdar, Mahua and Conner Bailey. 2012. Who Owns Alabama? Absentee Ownership of Forest and
Farm Land. Paper presented at the 2012 meetings of the Southern Rural Sociological Association, Birmingham, Alabama. February 2012.
Majumdar, Mahua and Conner Bailey. 2011. Relationship Between Absentee Landownership and
Quality of Life in Alabama. Paper presented at the 2011 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Boise, Idaho, July 2012.
Bailey, Conner, Nhuong Van Tran*, and Norbert Wilson. 2011. Organization of global value chains for
shrimp in Vietnam: food safety, socio-cultural factors and material resource conditions. World Aquaculture Society, Natal, Brazil, June 2011.
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Bailey, Conner and Larry Teeter. 2011. Social and Economic Impacts of Timberland Sales By Alabama’s Forest Products Industry. Paper Presented at the 2011 Meetings of the Southern Rural Sociological Association, Corpus Christi, Texas, 6-8 February 2011.
*Lupo, Crystal, Rebecca Barlow, Na Zhou*, Conner Bailey, Wayde Morse, and Valentina Hartarska. 2010.
Small-Scale Woodworking Technologies to Improve Quality of Life and Forest Health in Rural Communities. International Union of Forest Research Organization Conference, June 6-12, 2010, Bled, Slovenia.
*Lupo, Crystal , Conner Bailey, Becky Barlow. 2010. Adoption and diffusion of portable
sawmilling as a microenterprise in rural America. Paper presented at the 2010 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Atlanta, Georgia, 12-15 August 2010.
*Van Tran, Nhuong , Conner Bailey , Michael Phillips. 2010. Food Certification Systems in Aquaculture: Views from Stakeholders in Vietnam. Paper presented at the 2010 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Atlanta, Georgia, 12-15 August 2010.
*Singh, Brajesh , Conner Bailey. 2010. Coal, Power and Public Health in Alabama. Paper presented at
the 2010 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Atlanta, Georgia, 12-15 August 2010. Dyer, Janice F. and Conner Bailey. 2010. "Observing Biofuel Industry Trends through Media Content
Analysis." Annual meeting of the Southern Rural Sociological Association, Orlando, Florida. February 2010.
Bailey, Conner, Janice F. Dyer, and Larry Teeter. 2009. Rural Development Potential of a Cellulosic
Biofuel Economy in Alabama. Paper presented at the 2009 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Madison, Wisconsin, July 2009.
Dyer, Janice F., Conner Bailey and Nhuong Tran. 2009. A “Disadvantaged Class:” Ownership
Characteristics and Partition Sales of Heir Property in a Black Belt County. Paper presented at the 2009 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Madison, Wisconsin, July 2009.
Lupo, Crystal, Conner Bailey and Becky Barlow. 2009. Portable sawmilling as a potential forest
microenterprise opportunity: results of the 2008 web-based national portable sawmill owner survey. Paper presented at the 2009 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Madison, Wisconsin, July 2009.
Paula, Ana Luiza C., Conner Bailey and Wayde Morse. 2009. Non-Industrial Private Forest Landowners’
Willingness to Supply Wood biomass Feedstock for Energy Purposes: Survey Results from Lee County, Alabama. Paper presented at the 2009 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Madison, Wisconsin, July 2009.
Bailey, Conner. 2009. Heir Property and Environmental Justice. Conference on The Anatomy of
Reconciliation, Restorative Justice, and Healing. Tuskegee University, February 13-14, 2009.
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Dyer, Janice, Conner Bailey, and Larry Teeter. 2008. Assessing the Social Impact of Cellulosic Ethanol Opportunities in the Rural South. Annual meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Manchester, New Hamphsire, 28-31 July 2008.
Teeter, Larry, Indrajit Majumdar, Conner Bailey, and Janice Dyer. 2008. Bioenergy Development: Boon
or Bane for Alabama? International Society for the Study of Natural Resources. Burlington, VT. 12 June 2008.
Bliss, John,, Erin Kelly*, Jesse Abrahms*, and Conner Bailey. 2008. Disintegration of the Industrial
Forest Estate and the Future of Small-Scale Forestry in the United States. Paper presented at the Small-scale Rural Forest Use and Management Conference, Gerardmer, France, 23-27 June 2008.
Dyer, Janice, and Conner Bailey. 2008. Heir Property: Economic Constraints, Cultural Understanding of Collective Landownership Among African Americans. Paper presented at the 2008 meetings of the Southern Rural Sociological Association, Dallas, Texas.
Teeter, L. Teeter, I. Majumdar, C. Bailey and J. Dyer. 2008. Bioenergy: Opportunities for economic
development in rural Alabama. Paper presented at the Society of American Foresters (SAF) 2008 National Convention: Forestry in a Climate of Change, Reno-Tahoe, Nevada.
Teeter, L., I. Majumdar, C. Bailey and J. Dyer. 2008. Bioenergy development: boon or bane for rural
Alabama. Paper presented at the 14th International symposium on Society and Resource Management; People and Place: Linking Culture and Nature, Burlington, VT.
*Vitale, Michele, Luke Marzan, and Conner Bailey. 2007. Geographic Barriers to Primary Health Care
Services for Hispanic Residents in Toombs County, Georgia. Paper presented at the 2007 meetings of the Applied Geography Conference, Indianapolis, Indiana, October 2007.
*Kennealy, Patrick, Valentina Hartarska, Conner Bailey, and Mark Dubois. 2007. Timberland Ownership
and Social Well-Being in the South. Paper presented at the 2007 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society. Santa Clara, California, August 2007.
*Robinson, Laura and Conner Bailey. 2007. Resource Dependency and Rural Development in Alabama.
Paper presented at the 2007 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society. Santa Clara, California, August 2007.
*Kennealy, Patrick and Conner Bailey. 2007. Community Capacity and Rural Low-Income Housing
Rehabilitation. Paper presented at the 2007 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society. Santa Clara, California, August 2007.
*Robinson, Laura, Conner Bailey, and Mark Dubois. 2007. Ideologically Structured Information
Exchange Among Environmental Groups. Paper presented at the 2007 meetings of the Southern Rural Sociological Society. Mobile, AL, February 2007.
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*Elliott, Vaughn, Valentina Hartarska, and Conner Bailey. 2006. Economic Growth and Resources
Concentration in Alabama: Is there Dutch Disease? Paper presented at the 2006 meetings of the Professional Agricultural Workers Conference, Tuskegee University, December 2-5, 2006.
*Kennealy, Patrick and Conner Bailey. 2006. Community Capacity and Rural Low-Income Housing
Rehabilitation Services in the West Alabama Black Belt. Paper presented at the 2006 meetings of the Housing Education and Research Association, Ithaca, New York, October 8-11, 2006.
*Kennealy, Patrick, Valentina Hartarska, Conner Bailey, and Mark Dubois. 2006. Timberland Ownership
and Quality of Life in the Non-Metro South. Paper presented at the 2006 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Louisville, Kentucky, August 10-13, 2006.
*Blejwas, Emily and Conner Bailey. 2006. The Role of Cultural and Social Capital in Rural Revitalization:
A Case Study of York, Alabama Paper presented at the 2006 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Louisville, Kentucky, August 10-13, 2006.
*Kennealy, Patrick, Valentina Hartarska, Conner Bailey, and Mark Dubois. 2005. Correlation between
Forestland Ownership and Poverty in the Non-Metro South. Proceedings, Professional Agricultural Workers Conference, Tuskegee University, December 4-6, 2005.
*Adams, Joshua and Conner Bailey. 2005. Impact of continued racial segregation in education on social
capital in three counties of Alabama’s Black Belt. Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Tampa, Florida, August 2005.
*Blejwas, Emily and Conner Bailey. 2005. Revitalization through the arts by bridging racial divides: a
case study of York, Alabama. Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Tampa, Florida, August 2005.
*Robinson, Laura, Conner Bailey, and Mark Dubois. 2005. Social network analysis of information
exchange among environmental nongovernmental organizations. Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Tampa, Florida, August 2005.
*Harper, Kiley, Patricia Duffy, Joseph Molnar and Conner Bailey. 2005. Food Needs and Food Pantry
Use among the Older Population in East Alabama. Annual meetings of the Southern Rural Sociological Association, Little Rock, Arkansas. February 2005.
Bailey, Conner, Mark Dubois, Arnold Brodbeck* and Reintje Tuinstra. 2004. Matching Local Resources
to Local Needs: Forestry and Community Development in Alabama’s Black Belt. Paper presented at the 2004 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Sacramento, California, August.
Bailey, Conner, Christopher Newland, and Patrick Carter-North*. 2004. Impact of the EPA’s Cluster
Rules on Public Health: The Case of Alabama’ Pulp and Paper Industry. Paper presented at the 2004 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Sacramento, California, August.
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Bailey, Conner, Peter Sinclair, and Mark Dubois. 2003. Pushing Paper: Market Demand and Market-
Based Environmentalism. Paper presented at the 2003 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society. Montreal. July 2003.
*Crim, Sarah, Mark Dubois, and Conner Bailey. 2003. Underserved Forestland Owners in a Rural
Landscale: A Case Study of Three Alabama Counties. Paper presented at the 2003 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society. Montreal. July 2003.
*Norton, Joni Fisher and Conner Bailey. 2003. Social Capital, Economic Diversity, and Timber
Dependency in Rural West Alabama. Paper presented at the 2003 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society. Montreal. July 2003.
*Crim, Sarah, Mark Dubois, Conner Bailey, and John Schelhas. Female Forest Landowners. Southern
Forest Economics Workers Conference, New Orleans. April 2003. Bailey, Conner, Todd Paglia, and Danna Smith. 2003. Market-Based Environmentalism: The Paper
Campaign. Paper presented at the 2003 meetings of the Southern Rural Sociological Association, Mobile, February, 2003.
Bailey, Conner, Mark Dubois, and Peter Sinclair. 2002. Social Implications of Biotechnology in the
Forestry Sector. Paper presented at the 2002 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Chicago, Illinois. August 2002.
*Crim, Sarah, Mark Dubois, and Conner Bailey. 2002. Characterization of Underserved Forest
Landowners in Rural America. Paper presented at the 2002 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Chicago, Illinois. August 2002.
*Robinson, Laura, Kent Reid, Mark Dubois, Conner Bailey, and John Dunkelberger. 2002. Community
Awareness Campaigns for Tiber and Non-Timber Resources in Rural Romanian Villages. Paper presented at the 2002 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Chicago, Illinois. August 2002.
Bailey, Conner and Mark Dubois. 2002. Social Implications of Biotechnology in the Forestry Sector.
Paper presented at the 2002 meetings of the Southern Rural Sociological Association, Ft. Worth, Texas, February 2002.
Bailey, Conner and Christopher Newland. 2002. Toxics, Environmental Justice, and Alabama's Pulp and
Paper Industry. Paper presented at the International Conference on the Fiber Industry and Biocomplexity. Auburn University, January 2002.
Sinclair, Peter, Conner Bailey, and Mark Dubois. 2001. One Engineer and a Dog: Systemic Changes in
Alabama=s Pulp and Paper Industry. Paper presented at the 2001 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Albuquerque, New Mexico, August 2001.
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Bailey, Conner, Chrisopher Newland, and Shanna Thomas*. 2001. Toxics, Environmental Justice, and the South’s Pulp and Paper Industry. Paper presented at the 2001 meetings of the Southern Rural Sociological Association, Ft. Worth, Texas, January 2001.
Bailey, Conner and Christopher Newland. 2000. Toxics, Environmental Justice, and Alabama's Pulp and
Paper Industry. Paper presented at the 2000 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Washington, D.C., August 2000.
Bailey, Conner. 2000. Shaping the Coast: Grassroots Opposition to Coastal Aquaculture. Paper
presented at the 2000 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Washington, D.C., August 2000.
Bailey, Conner, Latoya Claxton*, Patricia Duffy, Ginger Grayson Hallmark*, and Joseph J. Molnar. 2000.
Food Banking in East Alabama: Variations in Service Delivery among Food Pantries. Paper presented at the 2000 meetings of the Southern Rural Sociological Association, Lexington, February 2000.
Bailey, Conner, Mark Dubois, Erika Johnson*, and Christopher Newland. 1999. Land, Air, and Water:
Ecological and Public Health Issues Associated with the Pulp and Paper Industry in Alabama. Paper presented at the 1999 meetings of the Southern Rural Sociological Association, Memphis, February 1999.
Bailey, Conner, Mark Dubois, and Ben Cashore. 1999. Environmental Impact and Regulation of
Alabama’s Forest Products Industry. Paper presented at the 1999 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Chicago, August 1999.
Bailey, Conner, Bryan Walton*, and Lani Merritt*. 1999. In Defense of Nature: Citizen Activism and
Natural Resource Management in Alabama. Paper presented at the 1999 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Chicago, August 1999.
*Claxton, Latoya. Ginger Grayson*, Conner Bailey, Patricia Duffy, and Joseph Molnar. 1999. Private
Food Assistance in East Alabama. Issues of Access and Need. Paper presented at the 1999 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Chicago, August 1999.
*Hallmark, Ginger Grayson, Latoya Claxton*, Steve Mikloucich*, Patricia Duffy, Joseph Molnar, and
Conner Bailey. 1999. Food Banking in East Alabama: Issues of Access and Need. Paper presented at the 1999 meetings of the Professional Agricultural Workers Conference, Tuskegee, December 1999.
Bailey, Conner, Peter Sinclair, and John Bliss. 1998. Commodity Chain Analysis of Alabama=s Pulp and
Paper Industry. Rural Sociological Society, Portland, Oregon. Bailey, Conner. 1998. Shrimp Farming and Community Development. American Association for the
Advancement of Science, Philadelphia, PA.
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Bailey, Conner. 1997. Environmental Justice in the Southeast. Deep South Environmental Conference, Auburn University Environmental Institute.
Bailey, Conner and John C. Bliss. 1997. Collaboration for Sustainable Development: Activists, Agents,
and Academics in Alabama. Deep South Environmental Conference, Auburn University Environmental Institute.
Bailey, Conner. 1997. Greening the Blue Revolution: New Roles for NGOs. Paper presented at the 1997
meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, August 1997, Toronto, Canada. Bailey, Conner. 1997. Fishing for the Past: Raymond and Rosemary Firth and the Study of Malay
Fishermen. Paper presented at the 1997 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, August 1997, Toronto, Canada.
Bailey, Conner, John Bliss, Glenn Howze and Larry Teeter. 1996. Rural Development and Timber
Dependency in Alabama. Paper presented at the 1996 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, August 1996, Ames, Iowa.
Bailey, Conner, Peter Sinclair, John Bliss and Karni Perez. 1995. Segmented Labor Markets in Alabama’s
Forest Products Industry. Paper presented at the 1995 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, August 1995, Washington, D.C.
Perez, Karni, Conner Bailey and John Bliss. 1995. Race and Unions in Alabama’s Forest Products
Industry. Paper presented at the 1995 meetings of the Society for Agriculture and Human Values, June 1995, Tuskegee University.
Bailey, Conner, Peter Sinclair, and John Bliss. 1994. Woods Work and Mill Work: Segmented Labor
Markets in Alabama's Pulp and Paper Industry. Paper presented at a conference on Forestry and the Environment: Economic Perspectives, Banff, Alberta, Canada, October 1994.
Bailey, Conner and Anthony Davis. 1994. Common in Custom, Uncommon in Advantage: Common
Property, Local Elites and Alternative Approaches to Fisheries Management. Paper presented at the 1994 meetings of the American Fisheries Society, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, August 1994.
Howze, Glenn, Conner Bailey and John Bliss. 1994. The Development of Timber Dependency: An
Analysis of Historical Changes in the Demographic, Social, Economic and Agricultural Profiles of Timber Dependent Counties in Alabama. Paper presented at the 1994 meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Portland, Oregon.
Teeter, Lawrence, John Bliss, Glenn Howze and Conner Bailey. 1994. Using GIS to Study Resource
Dependency in the Rural South. Paper presented at The Fifth International Symposium on Society and Resource Management, Fort Collins, Colorado, June 1994.
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Solheim, Cathy, Charles E. Faupel, Conner Bailey and Kelly Alley. 1994. Speaking Out Against Garbage: The Vocabularies of Local Citizens in Opposition to the Siting of Solid Waste Landfills. Southern Rural Sociological Association, Nashville, Tennessee, February 1994.
Bailey, Conner, John Bliss, Glenn Howze, and Larry Teeter. 1993. Dependency Theory and Timber
Dependency. Rural Sociological Society, Orlando, Florida, August 1993. Faupel, Charles E., Jack D. Kartez, and Conner Bailey. 1992. Economies of Expertise: Emergency
Preparedness, Community Planning and Comprehensive Hazards Management. Mid-South Sociological Association, Chattanooga, Tennessee, October 1992.
Bailey, Conner. 1992. "Indonesia's Trawler Ban After 12 years." International Association for the Study
of Common Property, Washington, D.C., September 1992. Bailey, Conner and Charles E. Faupel, 1992. "The Cadillac of Landfills: Poverty, Power and the
Hazardous Waste Industry." Rural Sociological Society, Penn State University, August 1992. *Muluk, Chairul and Conner Bailey. 1992. "Social and Environmental Impacts of Aquaculture: Marine
Shrimp Culture in Indonesia." 8th World Congress for Rural Sociology, Penn State University, August 1992.
*Perez, Karni and Conner Bailey. 1992. "Constraints Affecting Catfish Farming in West Alabama, U.S.A."
8th World Congress for Rural Sociology, Penn State University, August 1992. Bliss, John, Conner Bailey, Glenn Howze and Larry Teeter. 1992. "Timber Dependency in the American
South." 8th World Congress for Rural Sociology, Penn State University, August 1992. Bailey, Conner and Charles Zerner. 1992. "Community-Based Fisheries Management Institutions in
Indonesia." Society for Applied Anthropology, Memphis, Tennessee, March 1992. Bailey, Conner, Charles E. Faupel and James H. Gundlach. 1992. "Civil Rights and Environmental
Action." Southern Rural Sociological Society, Lexington, Kentucky, February 1992. Bailey, Conner. 1991. "Social and Environmental Impacts of Shrimp Aquaculture in Indonesia." Rural
Sociological Society, Columbus, Ohio, August 1991. Bailey, Conner, Charles E. Faupel and James H. Gundlach. 1991. "Black Political Empowerment and
White Environmental Activism in Sumter County, Alabama: Obstacles to Formation of a Natural Alliance." Paper presented at the 1991 meeting of the American Society for Environmental History, Houston, February 28-March 3, 1991.
Bailey, Conner and Charles E. Faupel. 1990. "Environmental and Civil Rights in Sumter County,
Alabama." Race and the Incidence of Environmental Hazards. Ann Arbor, Michigan, Jan 1990.
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Bailey, Conner. 1990. "Shrimp Mariculture Development in Indonesia." Paper presented at the Workshop on Problems and Prospects of Mariculture Development, University of Rhode Island, November 1990.
Bailey, Conner, Richard Pollnac and Stephen Malvestuto. 1990. "The Kapuas River Fishery: Problems
and Opportunities for Local Resource Management." International Association for the Study of Common Property, Duke University, 27-30 September 1990.
*Holland, Susan F., Conner Bailey and Charles E. Faupel. 1990. "Hazardous wastes and the legitimacy
crisis of advanced capitalism." Rural Sociological Society, Norfolk, Virginia, August 1990. Faupel, Charles E. and Conner Bailey. 1989. "Movers and Shakers and PCB Takers: Hazardous Waste
and Community Power in a Rural Community." Mid-South Sociological Association, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, October 1989.
*Gonzalez-Artiles, Carmen Aida and Conner Bailey. 1989. "The Social Impact of Aquaculture
Development in Guatemala: Distributional Implications." Rural Sociological Society, Seattle, Washington, August 1989.
Bailey, Conner and Mike Skladany. 1989. "Aquaculture Development in South and Southeast Asia: the
Path Untaken." World Aquaculture Society, February 1989, Los Angeles, California. Bailey, Conner. 1989. "Social Relations of Production in Rural Malay Society: Fishing, Rice Farming, and
Rubber Tapping." Symposium on Sociocultural Aspects of Small-Scale Fisheries in Developing Countries. American Anthropological Association, November 1989, Washington, D.C.
Bailey, Conner. 1989. "Institutional Constraints to Tropical Fisheries Management and Development."
Rural Sociological Society, August 1989, Seattle, Washington. Bailey, Conner and Charles E. Faupel. 1988. "Community Power and Hazardous Wastes." Rural
Sociological Society, August 1988, Athens, Georgia. Bailey, Conner and Mike Skladany*. 1988. "The Political Economy of Aquaculture Development in the
Third World." Seventh World Congress for Rural Sociology, June 1988, Bologna, Italy. Bailey, Conner and Charles E. Faupel. 1988. "The Social Impact of Hazardous Wastes." Southern Rural
Sociological Society, February 1988, New Orleans, Louisiana.
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SELECTED COMPETITIVE RESEARCH GRANTS – Principal Investigator (Total: $2,232,346 as PI; $6,442,665 total all grants)
Title Role Sponsor
Start & End
Dates Amount
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Securing the Land for Agricultural and Community Development: Addressing Heir Property as an Asset Building Strategy
Co-PI (PI for
Auburn) USDA-AFRI
2015-2019
500,000
15 Millions of Acres, Billions of Trees: Social and Economic Impacts of Timberland Sales by the Forest Products Industry
PI USDA – AFRI 2011-2016
499,999
14 Social and Economic Impacts of Timberland Sales by Alabama’s Forest Products Industry
PI Alabama Ag. Exp. Station
(AAES)
2011-2012
40,000
13 Heir Property and Land Loss PI AAES 2007-2008
58,321
12 Social Impacts of the Bio-Fuel Industry on Rural Alabama
PI AAES 2007-2010
119,878
11 Forestry and Community: Creating Local Markets for Local Resources
PI USDA-NRI 2005-2010
460,000
10 Heir Property and Land Loss PI AAES 2006-2007
70,472
9 Resource Dependency and Rural Development in Alabama
PI AAES 2006-2007
52,063
8 Promoting Community Development in Rural Alabama
PI Alabama Ag. Land Grant
Alliance
2005-2006
75,000
7 Community Capital in Alabama’s Black Belt PI Alabama Ag. Land Grant
Alliance
2004-2005
80,000
6
Local Resources, Local Needs and Questions of Scale: Linkages Between Housing, Forestry, and Community Development in West Alabama.
PI AAES 2003-2005
120,000
5 Commodity System Analysis of Alabama’s Pulp and Paper Industry
PI USDA-NRI 2000-2003
154,000
4
Social and Economic Relationships between Forests and People in Rural Alabama: Characterizing Underserved Populations in Selected Counties
PI USDA Forest
Service 2000-2002
22,000
3 Collaboration for Sustainable Development: Activists, Agents, and Academics in Alabama
PI USDA-NRI 1997-2000
150,000
2 History of Alabama’s Catfish Industry PI Catfish
Producers 1997-1998
45,000
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Association
1 Social and Economic Correlates of Timber Dependency in Alabama
PI USDA-NRI 1992-1995
251,000
SELECTED COMPETITIVE RESEARCH GRANTS – Co-PI and Other
Title Role Sponsor
Start & End
Dates Amount
9 Macon a Movable Feast: A Celebration of Food and Health in Macon County, Alabama
Co-PI University
Outreach, AU 2013-2014
20,000
8 A Research Coordination Network on Pan American Biofuels and Bioenergy Sustainability
Steering Committee
NSF 2012-2016
749,996
7
A Unified Approach for Analyzing Socioeconomic Impacts from Meteorological, Technological, and Economic Shocks in Coastal Alabama and Mississippi
Co-PI
Mississippi-Alabama Sea
Grant Consortium
2011-2015
250,000
6 Integrated Biorefining for Sustainable Production of Fuels and Chemicals
Investigator/participant
NSF-IGERT 2011-2015
3,000,000
5
Southwest Alabama Working Waterfront Inventory: An Interdisciplinary Approach
Co-PI
Mississippi-Alabama Sea
Grant Consortium
2007
59,268
4
Identifying Research and Extension Opportunities for Sustainable Forestry on Small Landholdings in West Alabama
Co-PI USDA Forest
Service 2001-2003
16,000
3
Impact of Industrial Products and Processes on Biocomplexity: Generalized Systems Analysis with Applications to Fiber Products and Processes
Co-PI NSF 2000-2001
100,000
2 Timber Dependency: Local and Regional Perspectives
Co-PI USDA Forest
Service 1993-1995
36,100
1 Economies of Expertise: Factors Promoting Comprehensive Local Hazards Management and Planning.
Co-PI NSF 1992-1994
81,663
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HONORS 2013. Creative Research & Scholarship Award, Auburn University 2012. Dean’s Grantsmanship Award, College of Agriculture, Auburn University. 2011. President, Rural Sociological Society (term begins July 31, 2011). 2010. Award for Distinguished Service to Louisiana as member of the Science Board, Louisiana Coastal
Assessment Program, 2006-2010. 2008. Distinguished Diversity Research Award, Auburn University, 2008 2007. Excellence in Research Award, Rural Sociological Society 2007. Dean’s Award for Teaching Excellence. College of Agriculture, Auburn University 2005. Excellence in Research Award, Southern Rural Sociological Association 2003. Elected to two year term to Council of the Rural Sociological Society. 2002. Outstanding Contributions to the Field of Natural Resource and Environmental Sociology,
Natural Resources Research Group, Rural Sociological Society 2001. Academic Freedom Award. Auburn Chapter, American Association of University Professors 1998. Alumni Professor. Titled Professorship (peer selection process), 1998-2003 1998. College of Engineering. Outstanding Faculty Member, Environmental Science Curriculum 1994. College of Engineering. Outstanding Faculty Member, Environmental Science Curriculum
UNIVERSITY SERVICE American Association of University Professors
President, Auburn University Chapter, 1999-2000 President-Elect, Auburn University Chapter, 1998-1999 Treasurer, Auburn University Chapter, 1997-1998 Executive Committee, 1995-1997; 2001-2003, 2007-2009
University Faculty & Senate Chair, Nominations Committee for Chair-elect and Secretary-elect, 2008-2009 Immediate Past Chair and Faculty Advisor to the Board of Trustees, 2006-2007
Chair, 2005-2006 Chair-elect, 2004-2005
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Ad Hoc Committee to Examine Charges of Grade Tampering by Board of Trustees, 2003 Steering Committee of the University Senate, 1994-1995, 1997-1999; 2001-2003, 2004-2006 Nominations Committee for Senate Officers, 1999 Task Force to Study the Efficiency of Auburn University, 1998 Secretary to the University Senate and General Faculty, 1994-95 Rules Committee of the University Senate, 1994-1995, 2004-2007 Chair, Ad Hoc Committee to Study University Family Medical Leave Policies, 1993-1994 Senator, elected departmental representative, 1988-1990
Auburn University Administrative Review Committee, Chair, Agricultural Economics & Rural Sociology, 2012 External Review Committee, Dean, College of Human Sciences, 2010 Coordinating Committee on Diversity Research, VP for Research, 2009 - President’s Taskforce on Honors College, 2008-2009 President’s Climate Commitment Task Force, 2008-2009 Chair, Search Committee, Assistant/Associate Professor of Rural Sociology, 2007-2008 Presidential Search Committee, 2006-2007
Advisory Panel, Partners in Community Service, 2000-2001 Professional Enhancement Program, 1999 - 2001 University Outreach, Grant Selection Committee, 1998 University Budget Advisory Committee, 1995-1996 Task Force on University Outreach, 1995-1996
RECENT PROFESSIONAL SERVICE RELATED TO RESEARCH 2012 – Advisory Board, National Science Foundation Project “OISE-PIRE: Sustainability,
Ecosystem Services, and Bioenergy Development across the Americas.” PI, Professor Kathy Halvorsen, Michigan Technological University.
2009 – 2011 Scientific Advisory Committee, The WorldFish Center. The WFC is part of the Consultative Group for International Agricultural Research (CGIAR), a network of a dozen international centers. The WFC is headquartered in Malaysia.
2010 – 2012. Science and Engineering Special Team. Science advisory board created by the National Audubon Society, the National Wildlife Federation, and the Environmental Defense Fund to bring independence science advisory services to the subject of wetlands restoration in Louisiana.
2011 West Coast Sea Grant Consortium. Member, Review Panel for Competitive Grants.
2011 Oregon Sea Grant College Program. Member, Review Panel for Competitive Grants.
2010 Oregon Sea Grant College Program. Member, Review Panel for Competitive Grants.
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2010 Panel Manager, U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Institute for Food and Agriculture, Agriculture and Food Research Initiative national competitive grant program “Prosperity for Small- and Medium-Sized Farms and Rural Communities.”
2009 Panel Manager, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Cooperative States Research, Extension
and Education System, National Research Initiative competitive grant program, “Agricultural Prosperity for Small- & Medium- Sized Farms.”
2006 – 2009 Science Board, Louisiana Coastal Area Ecosystem Restoration Program, U.S. Geologic
Survey and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. 2006 – 2009 Science Advisor, Sustainable Seafood Forum, Aquarium of the Pacific, 2006-2009
SOCIETY AFFILIATIONS 1980 – Rural Sociological Society, Member and:
Immediate Past President and Chair, Executive Committee (2012-2013) President (2011-2012) President-elect (2010-2011)
Council (elected position to national governing board), 2003-2005 Chair, Professional Communications Committee, 2004-2005 Associate Editor, Rural Sociology, 1995 -2002 Member, Diversity Committee, 2007-2009 Member, Development Committee, 2001-2003 Member, Awards Committee, 1998-2000 Chair, Natural Resources Research Group, 1994-95 Member, Nominations Committee, 1988-1989 Member, Program Committee, 1988-1989 Co-Chair, International Development Research Group, 1987-89
1985 – Southern Rural Sociological Society, Member and:
Editor, Southern Rural Sociology (1999 -2002) 1988 – American Association of University Professors
LANGUAGE COMPETENCIES Indonesian. Competence in this language equivalent to an FSI 4+ (5 point scale). Able to publish research findings in Indonesian and translate in either direction between English and Indonesian. Frequent experience presenting professional papers in Indonesian language. Malay. Language closely related to Indonesian. Written and verbal competence at FSI 4+ level. In addition, I read the Arabic-derived script ("jawi") of Malay and speak regional dialects of Malay spoken in the states of Kelantan, Trengganu, and Kedah.
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Spanish. Able to read and understand spoken Spanish moderately well (approx. FSI 2) and can use this language for limited conversation and interviewing purposes (approx. FSI 1+).
CONSULTING EXPERIENCE RELATED TO RESEARCH EXPERTISE 2010 – 2014 Norwegian University of Life Sciences, The Norwegian Consumer Research Institute, and
University of Oslo. Participate as member of research team on a project funded by the government of Norway on a project “Knowledge Development and Innovation within Norwegian Aquaculture from 1970 to 2009.”
2007 Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Commissioned to write a
paper on social and institutional considerations in applying an Ecosystem Approach to Aquaculture, and to participate in an Expert Workshop on Ecosystem Approach to Aquaculture, Palma de Mallorca, Spain, May 2007.
2006 - 2010 U.S. Geologic Survey, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and State of Louisiana. Member of
Science Board for the Louisiana Coastal Area Ecosystem Restoration Program. Assist in reviewing structure and operations of the science and technology component of the Program.
2006 – 2009 Marine Conservation Research Institute, Aquarium of the Pacific, Sustainable Seafood
Forum. Member of Science Advisers panel working with progressive restaurateurs, seafood importers and processors, and other entrepreneurs to promote consumption of healthy seafood products harvested in a biologically sustainable and socially equitable manner.
2000 Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Produce a document and draft
strategy the FAO and The World Bank for improved management of coastal resources in East Asia and the Pacific that meets the goals of better resource management and poverty reduction.
1997 – 1999 Minerals Management Service, U.S. Department of the Interior. Serve as member of
Scientific Review Panel overseeing research on social impacts of expanded oil and gas exploration and development in the Gulf of Mexico.
1996 Environmental Defense Fund. Prepared presentation on social impacts of tropical
shrimp aquaculture for the Board of Directors and the Science Advisory Committee of EDF, January 1996.
1995 Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Commissioned to co-author
(with Francis T. Christy, Jr. and M. Hotta) a technical report on Community-Based Fisheries Management.
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1995 Rockefeller Brothers Fund. Invited participant in symposium on aquacultural development held at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. organized for foundations and other donors to examine aquacultural development.
1993 – 1995 Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund. Resource person on legal action focusing on issues of
environmental racism in the Southeastern United States. Prepared testimony in 1995 for presentation to Office of Civil Rights, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for public hearing in Noxubee County, Mississippi.
1993 Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Chief Rapporteur and one of
three plenary speakers at the 1993 meeting of the Indo-Pacific Fishery Commission, Bangkok, Thailand, November 1993.
1991 International Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management. Helped develop
long-term strategy for social science research as part of ICLARM's submission for core funding to the Consultative Group for International Agricultural Research.
1990 State of Alabama. Used my research on hazardous waste management in Alabama to
support the legal defense team representing the State of Alabama on a case involving hazardous waste management. Suit reached the U.S. Supreme Court.
1989 – 1992 U.S. Agency for International Development, Indonesia: Responsible for design and
professional guidance to series of 10 policy-oriented research projects. Also responsible for providing assistance in drafting a long-term Fisheries Sector Development Strategy for Indonesia. Auburn University is the lead institution for the Fisheries Research and Development Project.
1989 World Bank: Member of Working Group on International Fisheries Research: Critical
Factors Affecting the Management of Small-Scale Fisheries. Participated in week-long Working Group meeting at FAO headquarters in Rome, Fall 1989 and in follow-up work during 1989-90.