Scott Frickel
Affiliations: | Sociology | Brown University, Providence, RI |
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Environment-Society Interactions, Experts and Knowledge/Ignorance, Social Movements, Social Theory, Risk and Disaster, UrbanizationGoogle:
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| Tormos-Aponte F, Brown P, Dosemagen S, et al. (2023) Pathways for diversifying and enhancing science advocacy. Science Advances. 9: eabq4899 |
| Bell S, Marlow T, Wombacher K, et al. (2020) Automated data extraction from historical city directories: The rise and fall of mid-century gas stations in Providence, RI. Plos One. 15: e0220219 |
| Frickel S, Rea CM. (2020) Drought, Hurricane, or Wildfire? Assessing the Trump Administration’s Anti-Science Disaster Engaging Science, Technology, and Society. 6: 66-75 |
| Kallman ME, Frickel S. (2019) Nested logics and smart meter adoption: Institutional processes and organizational change in the diffusion of smart meters in the United States Energy Research and Social Science. 57: 101249 |
| Rotolo T, Frickel S. (2019) When disasters strike environmental science: a case–control study of changes in scientific collaboration networks Scientometrics. 120: 301-317 |
| Boudia S, Creager ANH, Frickel S, et al. (2018) Residues: Rethinking Chemical Environments Engaging Science, Technology, and Society. 4: 165-178 |
| Elliott JR, Frickel S. (2015) Urbanization as Socioenvironmental Succession: The Case of Hazardous Industrial Site Accumulation. Ajs; American Journal of Sociology. 120: 1736-77 |
| Horne C, Darras B, Bean E, et al. (2015) Privacy, technology, and norms: the case of Smart Meters. Social Science Research. 51: 64-76 |
| Wickliffe J, Overton E, Frickel S, et al. (2014) Evaluation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons using analytical methods, toxicology, and risk assessment research: seafood safety after a petroleum spill as an example. Environmental Health Perspectives. 122: 6-9 |
| Frickel S. (2014) Absences: Methodological Note about Nothing, in Particular Social Epistemology. 28: 86-95 |