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In these pages you will find updates about faculty awards and grants, working papers, graduate student work, Marsh lectures and upcoming events.
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Working Papers Series
The George Perkins Marsh Institute (GPMI) Working Paper Series was initiated in 2009 to disseminate preliminary results and findings of ongoing Institute research. The content of included manuscripts is the sole responsibility of authors; represented views and findings do not necessarily reflect the official position of the Institute or Clark University. Unless otherwise noted, copyright to posted working papers is retained by their respective authors. Readers may download and make verbatim copies of these documents for non-commercial purposes by any means. We welcome feedback from readers and encourage you to convey comments directly to the authors.
Working Paper Guidelines
Suggested citation format: Jiusto, S. and S. McCauley. 2009. Theorizing a Sustainability Transition in the U.S. Electrical Power System. George Perkins Marsh Institute Working Paper No. 2009-01. Worcester, MA: Clark University. Retrieved [date] from http://www.clarku.edu/departments/marsh/news/workingpapers.cfm.
2009
2009-01: Theorizing a Sustainability Transition in the U.S. Electrical Power System [pdf]
by Scott Jiusto, Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Stephen McCauley, Clark University
April 2009
2009-02: Sustainable Benchmarking of Food Supply Chains [pdf]
by Natalia Yakovieva, ESRC Centre for Business Relationships, Accountability, Sustainability and Society; Joseph Sarkis, Clark University and Thomas W. Sloan, University of Massachusetts Lowell
April 2009
2009-03: Drilling for Low-Carbon Energy Solutions: An Assessment of Two Alternatives [pdf]
by Scott Jiusto, Worcester Polytechnic Institute; Jennie C. Stephens, Clark University; Evan Boyd, Clark University; and Stephen McCauley, Clark University
May 2009
2009-04: Learning from University-Community Partnerships
(Past and Present) for Sustainable Development [pdf]
by Jennie C. Stephens, Clark University; Maria Eugenia Hernandez, National University of Tucumán, Argentina; and Mary-Ellen Boyle, Clark University
May 2009
2009-05: Supplier Selection and Sustainability: A Grey Rough Set Evaluation [pdf]
by Chunguang Bai, Dalian University of Technology and Joseph Sarkis, Clark University
June 2009
2009-06: Improving the Ecological Validity of Non-Market Valuation: Development and Application of Bioindicator-Based Stated Preference Valuation for Aquatic Restoration [pdf]
by Robert J. Johnston, Clark University; Eric T. Schultz, University of Connecticut; Kathleen Segerson, University of Connecticut; and Elena Y. Besedin, Abt Associates
July 2009
2009-07: A Boundaries and Flows Perspective of Green Supply Chain Management [pdf]
by Joseph Sarkis, Clark University
October 2009
2009-08: A Sustainability Decision Model for the Built Environment [pdf]
by Joseph Sarkis, Clark University; Laura Meade, Texas Christian University; and Adrien Presley, Truman State University
October 2009
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