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Message from the Section Chair
Dear ESS Members: I hope this message finds you in good spirits and looking forward to summer. For those of you who made it to San Diego, I assume you had a fine time despite the peculiar venue. For those who were unable to come, I presume we will see you next year in Chicago (brrr1). The minutes of the ESS Business meeting are available online, including a list of Sprout Award nominees. A few additional points: If you have not paid your membership dues lately, I encourage you to re-up. Don’t forget to tick off membership in the Section; Read the full post (224 words)
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Charter approved
The section now has an updated charter which is also available online. Please follow the “Charter” link on the right to access the new charter.
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Newsletter April 2006
Environmental Studies Section of the International Studies Association, Newsletter – April 2006 – “April Fools Edition” *********************************************************************** Editor: David Downie, Columbia University Associate Editor: Liron Kranzler *********************************************************************** This Newsletter can also be found at: http://www.isanet.org/sections/ess. The next edition will be September 2006. We tend to follow a January, April, September schedule (the Happy New Year, April Fools, and Back to School editions). Please send publication information, announcements, calls for papers, job announcements, job and address changes, email information, queries, etc. for inclusion in the next newsletter to David Downie, at dd113@columbia.edu. Read the full post (14391 words)
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Newsletter January 2006
Environmental Studies Section of the International Studies Association, Newsletter – January 2006 – “Happy New Year Edition” *********************************************************************** Editor: David Downie, Columbia University Associate Editor: Liron Kranzler *********************************************************************** This Newsletter can also be found at: http://www.isanet.org/sections/ess. The next edition will be April 2006. We tend to follow a January, April, September schedule (the Happy New Year, April Fools, and Back to School editions). Please send publication information, announcements, calls for papers, job announcements, job and address changes, email information, queries, etc. for inclusion in the next newsletter to David Downie, at dd113@columbia.edu. Read the full post (12343 words)
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Newsletter September 2005
Environmental Studies Section of the International Studies Association, Newsletter – September 2005 – “Back to School Edition” *********************************************************************** Editor: David Downie, Columbia University Associate Editor: Liron Kranzler *********************************************************************** This Newsletter can also be found at: http://www.isanet.org/sections/ess. The next edition will be January 2006. We tend to follow a January, April, September schedule (the Happy New Year, April Fools, and Back to School editions). Please send publication information, announcements, calls for papers, job announcements, job and address changes, email information, queries, etc. for inclusion in the next newsletter to David Downie, at dd113@columbia.edu. Read the full post (8583 words)
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Newsletter April 2005
Environmental Studies Section of the International Studies Association, Newsletter – April 2005 – “April Fools Edition” *********************************************************************** Editor: David Downie, Columbia University *********************************************************************** This Newsletter can also be found at: http://www.isanet.org/sections/ess. The next edition will be september 2005. We tend to follow a January, April, September schedule (the Happy New Year, April Fools, and Back to School editions). Please send publication information, announcements, calls for papers, job announcements, job and address changes, email information, queries, etc. for inclusion in the next newsletter to David Downie, at dd113@columbia.edu. Read the full post (2190 words)
