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Saturday, August 10, 12:30pm
“The Influence of Political, Social, and Financial Capital on Food
Access and Security in an Urban Food Desert,” Laura A.
McKinney and Yuki Kato, Tulane University
Session 68:
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Drugs, Crime and Incarceration
Room: Gramercy
Crime and Juvenile Delinquency
Drinking and Drugs
Avelardo Valdez, University of Southern California
Paul Draus, University of Michigan-Dearborn
A. Kathryn Stout, Manhattan College
“Variations in Mental Health Conditions, Substance Use and
Incarceration: Mexican American Young Adult Men with a
History of Gang Membership,” Alice Cepeda and Avelardo
Valdez, University of Southern California and Kathryn Nowotny,
University of Colorado at Boulder
“An Exploratory Analysis of Incarceration Spells Among at Risk
Hispanic Gang Members in San Antonio,” Jeffrey M. Cancino and
Jonathan Allen, Texas State University - School of Criminal Justice
“Risk Profile and Service Needs of Women in Jail with Co-
Occurring Serious Mental Illness and Substance Use Disorders,”
Kathryn Nowotny and Joanne Belknap, University of Colorado at
Boulder, Shannon Lynch, Idaho State University and Dana
DeHart, University of South Carolina
“Race Differences in Severity and Type of Drug Use for a Criminal
Justice Involved Population: Implications for Diversionary and
Recidivism Reduction Interventions,” Alana Rosenberg and
Weihai Zhan, Yale University, Gia Badolato, George Washington
University and Kim M. Blankenship, American University
“Insight, Motivation, and Treatment for Offenders in Drug
Treatment Programs: A Review of Current Literature,” Rebecca
A. Linn-Walton, NDRI
Session 69:
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Green Economy Meets Extractive Economy:
State Roles in Development Strategies
Room: Imperial
Program Committee
Jon Shefner, University of Tennessee
intervening in global capitalism. In fact, the state continues to
work in a variety of ways within the economy. This panel
explores different development efforts, and the activities of
states within those development strategies.
Papers:
“Economic nationalism and extraction in the periphery:
Comparing Indonesia and Bolivia,” Paul Gellert, University of
Tennessee and Brent Kaup, College of William and Mary
“From the timberland selloff to institutional land grabs:
neofeudal land tenure in the US,” Andrew Gunnoe, Auburn
University
“Poor Development: Building an Environment of Uneven
Development in the Smoky Mountains,” William V. Taylor,
University of Tennessee
“The ‘green economy’ and ‘coal country’: federal and state level
reproduction of a contested mode of extraction,” Ryan Wishart,
University of Oregon
“US deindustrialization and possibilities for a green economy,”
Jon Shefner and Jenna Lamphere, University of Tennessee
SPECIAL
Session 70:
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Description:
Social Action - Highlight the Work of the Social
Action Winner
Room: Booth
Program Committee
Barbara Katz Rothman, City University of New
York
Representatives from the New York City winner of the 2013
Thomas C. Hood Social Action Award will discuss their
organization’s history, mission, and the unique and crucial work it
does.
Session 71:
Sponsors:
The Social Organization of Health Professional
Education
Room: Broadway I
Educational Problems
Institutional Ethnography
Presiders:
Description:
Jon Shefner, University of Tennessee
Paul Gellert, University of Tennessee
One of neoliberalism’s ideological positions has been the need
for the state to remove itself, as much as possible, from
Organizer &
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Discussant:
Fiona Webster, University of Toronto Dept of
Family and Community Medicine
Marjorie DeVault, Maxwell School of Syracuse
University
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