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Allan Schnaiberg

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Allan Schnaiberg's Degrees

PhD Sociology University of Chicago
Masters Sociology University of Chicago
Bachelors Sociology University of Chicago

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According to Wikipedia, Allan Schnaiberg was an American sociologist known especially for his contributions to environmental sociology. At the time of his death, Schnaiberg was Professor Emeritus of Sociology at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois.

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Allan Schnaiberg's Published Works

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The Environment: From Surplus to Scarcity (1980) (927)
Environment and Society the Enduring Conflict (1994) (537)
Interrogating the Treadmill of Production (2004) (213)
The Treadmill of Production: Injustice and Unsustainability in the Global Economy (2008) (206)
Local Environmental Struggles: Citizen Activism in the Treadmill of Production (1996) (200)
The treadmill of production and the environmental state (2002) (170)
Local Environmental Struggles: Subject Index (1996) (163)
From Empty Nest to Crowded Nest: The Dynamics of Incompletely-Launched Young Adults (1989) (107)
Urban Recycling and the Search for Sustainable Community Development (2000) (99)
Measuring Modernism: Theoretical and Empirical Explorations (1970) (77)
The Environmental Justice Movement: Equitable Allocation of the Costs and Benefits of Environmental Management Outcomes (2001) (73)
Measuring individual modernity: a near myth. (1972) (65)
Putting the ecological modernisation thesis to the test (2000) (60)
Distributional conflicts in environmental-resource policy (1986) (59)
Obstacles to Environmental Research by Scientists and Technologists: A Social Structural Analysis (1977) (40)
Legitimating impotence: Pyrrhic victories of the modern environmental movement (1993) (39)
World Population and Development: Challenges and Prospects. (1981) (30)
Social Impact Assessment as Evaluation Research (1980) (28)
Advanced industrial countries (2000) (26)
Risk, uncertainty and family formation: The social context of poverty groups. (1974) (20)
Redistributive Goals versus Distributive Politics: Social Equity Limits in Environmental and Appropriate Technology Movements* (1983) (19)
PRAGMATIC CORPORATE CULTURES: INSIGHTS FROM A RECYCLING ENTERPRISE* (1995) (19)
The Modernizing Impact of Urbanization: A Causal Analysis (1971) (17)
Mentoring graduate students: Going beyond the formal role structure (2005) (17)
The concept and measurement of child dependency: An approach to family formation analysis. (1973) (13)
Closing the Circle: The Impact of Children on Parental Status (1975) (13)
Population Control for Zero Growth in Singapore. (1981) (9)
Sustainable Development As A Sociologically Defensible Concept: From Foxes and Rovers To Citizen-Workers* (1996) (9)
A Critique of Karl O'Lessker's "Who Voted for Hitler?" (1969) (9)
Sustainable development and the treadmill of production (2012) (9)
Soft energy and hard labor? Structural restraints on the transition to appropriate technology (1983) (8)
Reflections on My 25 Years before the Mast of the Environ and Technology Section (2002) (8)
Individual modernity, alienation, and socioeconomic status: A replication in Costa Rica (1975) (6)
Paradoxes and Contradictions: A Contextual Framework for “How I Learned to Suspect Recycling” (1997) (5)
RECYCLING VS. REMANUFACTURING: REDISTRIBUTIVE REALITIES (1992) (5)
Sustainable Development as a Sociologically Defensible Concept (1996) (5)
Were Afraid to Ask Interrogating the Treadmill of Production: Everything You Wanted to Know about the Treadmill but (2008) (3)
Politicizing the Treadmill of Production: Reshaping Social Outcomes of 'Efficient' Recycling (1998) (3)
Introduction: Inequality once more, with (some) feeling (1993) (3)
Reply to Cohen and Till (1977) (3)
Rural-urban residence and modernism: A study of Ankara Province, Turkey (1970) (3)
Oppositions. (Book Reviews: Siting Hazardous Waste Treatment Facilities. The NIMBY Syndrome.; Environmental Disputes. Community Involvement in Conflict Resolution.) (1992) (3)
One: Urban Recycling: An Empirical Test of Sustainable Community Development Proposals (2000) (2)
Local Environmental Struggles: Transnational Structures and the Limits of Local Resistance (1996) (2)
Urbanism modernism and fertility: a comparative evaluation. (1972) (1)
MARKETS AND POLITICS IN URBAN RECYCLING: A TALE OF TWO CITIES (2001) (1)
30. The Economy and the Environment (2010) (1)
Remarks on the Review Symposium on "Becoming Modern" (1976) (1)
Structural and market explanations versus cultural analysis (1992) (1)
Will population slowdowns yield resource conservation? Some social demurrers (1981) (1)
Letters from readers (1988) (1)
ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENTS SINCE LOVE CANAL: HOPE, DESPAIR & (IM)MOBILIZATION? (2001) (1)
Design of a Strategic Transit Market Research Program (2015) (0)
A hard look at the revolutionary hard line (1973) (0)
Social Welfare Intelligence: Social Impact Assessment Biases (1980) (0)
Movements in the Sands@@@Sacred Sands: The Struggle for Community in the Indiana Dunes@@@Duel for the Dunes: Land Use Conflict on the Shores of Lake Michigan (1984) (0)
Slights of Hand: How Public Participation in Remediation of Water Pollution Fails to Trickle Down (1996) (0)
Three: Chicago’s Municipally Based Recycling Program: Origins and Outcomes of a Corporate-Centered Approach (2000) (0)
Paradise Gained or Paradigm Lost? Some Unkind Cuts of Social Science@@@Leading Edges in Social and Behavioral Science. (1991) (0)
Design of a Strategic Market Research Program (1989) (0)
The Terrain of Environmental Conflicts: Local Wetland Watchers and a National Movement Organization (1996) (0)
Eight: The Search for Sustainable Community Development: Final Notes and Thoughts (2000) (0)
Six: Social Linkage Programs: Recycling Practices in Evanston (2000) (0)
Books in review (1988) (0)
Four: Community-Based Recycling: The Struggles of a Social Movement (2000) (0)
Seven: The Treadmill of Production: Toward a Political-Economic Grounding of Sustainable Community Development (2000) (0)
Local Environmental Struggles: Recycling: Organizing Local Grass Roots around a National Cash-Roots Policy (1996) (0)
Reply to Stinchcombe (1976) (0)
Schnaiberg Interrogating the Treadmill 2 I . ORIGINS OF THE TREADMILL THEORY WHY DOES THE THEORY FOCUS ON PRODUCTION RATHER THAN CONSUMPTION ? (2004) (0)
Two: The Challenge to Achieve Sustainable Community Development: A Theoretical Framework (2000) (0)
Five: Industrial Recycling Zones and Parks: Creating Alternative Recycling Models (2000) (0)
Applying the Treadmill to Socioenvironmental Problems: 1980–2008 (2015) (0)
American Studies: Environment (2001) (0)
Globalization and Energy Policy: The Critical Role of the State and Its Constituencies (WP-02-12) (2002) (0)
Local Environmental Struggles: From Local to Transnational Strategies: Toward a Model of Sustainable Mobilization (1996) (0)
Book Reviews : Growth of the Black Population: A Study of Demographic Trends. Reynolds Farley. Chicago: Markham, 19 70 (1973) (0)

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