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Dr. Evan Friss

Professor

James Madison University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Letters

Department of History

Dr. Evan Friss is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Letters Professor at James Madison University.

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James Madison University

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urbanism mobility urban planning urban history urban studies urban mobility urban design public policy urban sociology african american studies social sciences public history urbanization early american literature transport geography urban geography new urbanism urban theory activity-travel patterns cycling city critical race theory educational strategies digital scholarship american identity urban life urban society digital learning library science law racial discrimination ethnic studies urban greening long range planning travel medicine public health preparedness learning analytics educational assessment higher education heritage studies black politics transportation planning planning practices social distancing global health crisis multimodal travel behavior urban regeneration urban condition everyday urbanism ubiquitous learning learning environments digital learning environments digital skill sustainable practices urban development livability spatial planning regional planning ya literature digital heritage literary studies future education civil rights law greater new york bicycle planning bicycle paths booms come urban utopias james rouse bicycles belong new york utopian cities university heights american memory new york city 200-year history modern metropolis book history history architecture american studies

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The Bookshop: A History of the American Bookstore. New York: Viking (2024)

archival researchlibrary scienceliteratureearly american literaturesocial historypublic historyamerican studiesamerican bookstorehistoryamerican literature

The Bookstore That Helped Create Modern American Literature. Wall Street Journal (2024)

literary historyliteratureworld literatureliterary studiesliterary criticismcontemporary fictionearly american literatureenglishbookstore thatamerican literature

Transportation Infrastructure Across the Globe. Society for American City and Regional Planning History (2024)

infrastructure engineeringtransport geographytransportation engineeringglobal networksglobal policytransport sectorglobalizationtransport infrastructureinfrastructure developmenttransportation infrastructureintelligent transportation systemsmobility

Where Did All the Black Bookshops Go. Washington Post (2024)

african american studiescritical race theoryblack experienceblack bookshops go

The Neighborhood Bookstore. Urban History Association (2023)

library scienceliteratureresearch libraryneighborhood bookstoreenglishurban sociology

Bike Booms Come and Go, so Mayor Adams Must Make Transformative Change. StreetsblogNYC (2021)

urban designbooms comeurbanismpublic policy

Bicycling Through the Pandemic. Columbia University Press Blog (2020)

transport geographyglobal healthcovid-19preventive healthcaremultimodal travel behaviorpopulation healthglobal health crisissocial distancingpublic healthtravel medicinepublic health preparednessmobility

Where Do Bikes Belong? They Usually Don’T. The Metropole (2020)

do bikes belongurban mobilitymobility

On Bicycles: A 200-Year History of Cycling in New York City. New York: Columbia University Press (2019)

urban historynew york city200-year historyurban designdanceurban mobilityactivity-travel patternsurbanismmobilityhistoryurban planning

Planning Regional Compromise: Agencies, Individuals, and Landscapes. Society for American City and Regional Planning History (2019)

public policyspatial planningregional compromiseenvironmental planninglandscape architectureregional planningurban planning

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Dr. Evan Friss

Professor

James Madison University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Letters

Department of History

Dr. Evan Friss is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Letters Professor at James Madison University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Dr. Evan Friss

James Madison University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Bookshop: A History of the American Bookstore. New York: Viking (2024)

archival researchlibrary scienceliteratureearly american literaturesocial historypublic historyamerican studiesamerican bookstorehistoryamerican literature

The Bookstore That Helped Create Modern American Literature. Wall Street Journal (2024)

literary historyliteratureworld literatureliterary studiesliterary criticismcontemporary fictionearly american literatureenglishbookstore thatamerican literature

Transportation Infrastructure Across the Globe. Society for American City and Regional Planning History (2024)

Where Did All the Black Bookshops Go. Washington Post (2024)

african american studiescritical race theoryblack experienceblack bookshops go

The Neighborhood Bookstore. Urban History Association (2023)

library scienceliteratureresearch libraryneighborhood bookstoreenglishurban sociology

Bike Booms Come and Go, so Mayor Adams Must Make Transformative Change. StreetsblogNYC (2021)

urban designbooms comeurbanismpublic policy

Bicycling Through the Pandemic. Columbia University Press Blog (2020)

Where Do Bikes Belong? They Usually Don’T. The Metropole (2020)

do bikes belongurban mobilitymobility

On Bicycles: A 200-Year History of Cycling in New York City. New York: Columbia University Press (2019)

urban historynew york city200-year historyurban designdanceurban mobilityactivity-travel patternsurbanismmobilityhistoryurban planning

Planning Regional Compromise: Agencies, Individuals, and Landscapes. Society for American City and Regional Planning History (2019)

public policyspatial planningregional compromiseenvironmental planninglandscape architectureregional planningurban planning

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