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Dr. Chris Colocousis

Associate Professor of Sociology

James Madison University

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College of Arts and Letters

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Sociology

Dr. Chris Colocousis is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Letters Associate Professor of Sociology at James Madison University.

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Dr. Chris Colocousis

James Madison University

Associate Professor of Sociology

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sociology environmental science social sciences climate change human geography forestry forest ecology anthropology demography social change forest policy forest research forest ecosystems regional studies community forestry forest governance rural forest-based communities place-based characteristics human migration international migration urban sociology migration studies cultural change sustainable development ecological economics applied geography rural sociology labor migration population displacement regional relevance forced migration migration policy sociological research rural development landscape change landscape planning vegetation science landscape ecology social ecology forest livelihood forest-related industry earth observation data census demographic change racial studies class conflict forest resource management forest transition theory regional science regional economics rural research place effects environmental views place matters rural americas resource depletion faroe islands natural amenities tourism repellent environmental stigma residential aspirations forest-located communities rural youth community exemplars private forest management urbanism urban geography urban studies urban regeneration environmental sociology community change urban society

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Rural Forested Community Shocks as Perceived by In-Migrants Versus Long-Term Residents. Journal of Rural Studies (2023)

Margaret C. WalrathAnita T. MorzilloKathleen P. BellChris R. ColocousisMindy S. CrandallMichaela I. PoppickDarla K. Munroe

community developmentcommunity shockslong-term residentsjournalismrural research

Do Rural Youth Want to Stay Rural? Influences on Residential Aspirations of Youth in Forest-Located Communities. Community Development (2022)

Nicole R. BernsenMindy S. CrandallJessica E. LeahyJesse B. AbramsChris R. Colocousis

rural developmentcommunity developmentresidential aspirationsforest-located communitiesrural youth

Reciprocal Relationships Between Forest Management and Regional Landscape Structures: Applying Concepts From Land System Science to Private Forest Management. Journal of Land Use Science (2019)

Darla K. MunroeMindy S. CrandallChris ColocousisKathleen P. BellAnita T. Morzillo

climate changeprivate forest managementregional landscape structuresenvironmental scienceland system sciencereciprocal relationshipsforest management

Rural Forest-Based Communities, Economic Shocks, and Economic Trajectories. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2018)

Kathleen P. BellMindy CrandallDarla K. MunroeChris ColocousisAnita Morzillo

climate changeregional economicseconomic trajectoriesagricultural economicseconomic shocksenvironmental economicseconomicsrural forest-based communities

Recognizing the ‘Sparsely Settled Forest’: Multi-Decade Socioecological Change Dynamics and Community Exemplars. Landscape and Urban Planning (2017)

Derek B. Van BerkelBronwyn RayfieldSebastián MartinuzziMartin J. LechowiczEric WhiteKathleen P. BellChris R. ColocousisKent F. KovacsAnita T. MorzilloDarla K. MunroeBenoit ParmentierVolker C. RadeloffBrian J. McGill

landscape changelandscape planningvegetation scienceforest ecologylandscape architectureforestryenvironmental scienceurban planninglandscape ecologysocial ecologycommunity exemplarsurban ecologyland usesociologyecology

“Communities in the Middle”: Interactions Between Drivers of Change and Place-Based Characteristics in Rural Forest-Based Communities. Journal of Rural Studies (2015)

Anita T. MorzilloChris R. ColocousisDarla K. MunroeKathleen P. BellSebastián MartinuzziDerek B. Van BerkelMartin J. LechowiczBronwyn RayfieldBrian McGill

climate changecultural changesocial changerural forest-based communitiesjournalismplace-based characteristics

Forests in the Middle: Interactions Between Drivers of Change and Place-Based Characteristics in Rural Forest Communities.. Journal of Rural Studies (2015)

forest policyforest ecologyhuman geographyforestryforest resource managementrural forest communitiesgeographyforest researchforest ecosystemsland useforest transition theoryforest governanceapplied geographycommunity forestryplace-based characteristics

How Long Can We Keep Doing This? Sustainability as a Strictly Temporal Concept. Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences (2015)

Chris R. ColocousisCesar J. RebellonNick SmithStefan Sobolowski

temporal conceptsustainable developmentenvironmental science

The Biophysical Dimension of Community Economic Addiction: Examining the Emergence of Biomass Energy in a Northern Forest Community. Society & Natural Resources (2013)

forest livelihoodbiomass energyforest policyforest ecologyagricultural economicsecological economicsforestrybiophysical dimensioncommunity economic addictionnatural resource economicsforest researchforest ecosystemsforest-related industryecologycommunity forestryforest governance

“It Was Tourism Repellent, That’s What We Were Spraying”: Natural Amenities, Environmental Stigma, and Redevelopment in a Postindustrial Mill Town 1. Sociological forum (2012)

Chris R. Colocousis

anthropologynatural amenitiesurban sociologysocial sciencessociological researchsociologytourism repellentenvironmental stigma

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Dr. Chris Colocousis

Associate Professor of Sociology

James Madison University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Letters

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Sociology

Dr. Chris Colocousis is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Letters Associate Professor of Sociology at James Madison University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Dr. Chris Colocousis

James Madison University

Associate Professor of Sociology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Rural Forested Community Shocks as Perceived by In-Migrants Versus Long-Term Residents. Journal of Rural Studies (2023)

Margaret C. WalrathAnita T. MorzilloKathleen P. BellChris R. ColocousisMindy S. CrandallMichaela I. PoppickDarla K. Munroe

community developmentcommunity shockslong-term residentsjournalismrural research

Do Rural Youth Want to Stay Rural? Influences on Residential Aspirations of Youth in Forest-Located Communities. Community Development (2022)

Nicole R. BernsenMindy S. CrandallJessica E. LeahyJesse B. AbramsChris R. Colocousis

rural developmentcommunity developmentresidential aspirationsforest-located communitiesrural youth

Reciprocal Relationships Between Forest Management and Regional Landscape Structures: Applying Concepts From Land System Science to Private Forest Management. Journal of Land Use Science (2019)

Darla K. MunroeMindy S. CrandallChris ColocousisKathleen P. BellAnita T. Morzillo

climate changeprivate forest managementregional landscape structuresenvironmental scienceland system sciencereciprocal relationshipsforest management

Rural Forest-Based Communities, Economic Shocks, and Economic Trajectories. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2018)

Kathleen P. BellMindy CrandallDarla K. MunroeChris ColocousisAnita Morzillo

climate changeregional economicseconomic trajectoriesagricultural economicseconomic shocksenvironmental economicseconomicsrural forest-based communities

Recognizing the ‘Sparsely Settled Forest’: Multi-Decade Socioecological Change Dynamics and Community Exemplars. Landscape and Urban Planning (2017)

“Communities in the Middle”: Interactions Between Drivers of Change and Place-Based Characteristics in Rural Forest-Based Communities. Journal of Rural Studies (2015)

Anita T. MorzilloChris R. ColocousisDarla K. MunroeKathleen P. BellSebastián MartinuzziDerek B. Van BerkelMartin J. LechowiczBronwyn RayfieldBrian McGill

climate changecultural changesocial changerural forest-based communitiesjournalismplace-based characteristics

Forests in the Middle: Interactions Between Drivers of Change and Place-Based Characteristics in Rural Forest Communities.. Journal of Rural Studies (2015)

How Long Can We Keep Doing This? Sustainability as a Strictly Temporal Concept. Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences (2015)

Chris R. ColocousisCesar J. RebellonNick SmithStefan Sobolowski

temporal conceptsustainable developmentenvironmental science

The Biophysical Dimension of Community Economic Addiction: Examining the Emergence of Biomass Energy in a Northern Forest Community. Society & Natural Resources (2013)

“It Was Tourism Repellent, That’s What We Were Spraying”: Natural Amenities, Environmental Stigma, and Redevelopment in a Postindustrial Mill Town 1. Sociological forum (2012)

Chris R. Colocousis

anthropologynatural amenitiesurban sociologysocial sciencessociological researchsociologytourism repellentenvironmental stigma

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