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James R. Elliott

David W Leebron Professor of Sociology

Rice University

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School of Social Sciences

Sociology

James R. Elliott is currently serving as a School Of Social Sciences David W Leebron Professor of Sociology at Rice University.

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Rice University

David W Leebron Professor of Sociology

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social sciences sociology urban sociology public policy disasters social impact urban geography racial discrimination social science research public health race climate change demography social influence migration studies disaster risk reduction social environment race relations united states hurricane katrina sociological research socio-economic impacts disparate impact gentrification social policy research disaster management urban development disaster response strategic studies crisis management socioeconomics population science societal influence disaster research disaster mitigation environmental geography urban regeneration storm surge social anthropology american studies environmental planning applied geography economic geography urban climate urban studies racial studies social bias social theory historical sociology social epidemiology contemporary racism population ecology residential development climate change adaptation personnel economics urban policy organization-environment relationship hurricane harvey nationwide study carbon emissions human relations regional studies social choice ethnic group relation oppression social differences human responses workplace power labor market insulation neighborhood effects less-educated urban workers modern catastrophe longitudinal impacts wealth inequality comparing network assistance recovery machines urban society

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Managed Retreat: A Nationwide Study of the Local, Racially Segmented Resettlement of Homeowners From Rising Flood Risks. Environmental Research Letters (2023)

James R ElliottZheye Wang

rehabilitationflood risksdisaster managementenvironmental researchdisparate impactdisaster mitigationdisastersrisk managementpopulation displacementnationwide studymigration studiessegmented resettlementracial discriminationgentrificationdisaster risk reductionenvironmental engineeringstrategic studiespublic policyflood risk managementclimate changeenvironmental planning

The Multiplicity of Impact: How Social Marginalization Compounds Climate Disasters. Environmental Sociology (2023)

A. Alexander PriestJames R. Elliott

sociologysocial influencesocial impactpublic policysocial sciencessocial change

Future Flooding Increases Unequal Exposure Risks to Relic Industrial Pollution. Environmental Research Letters (2022)

Thomas MarlowJames R ElliottScott Frickel

public healthenvironmental researchindustrial pollution

Socio-Demographic Inequalities in Environmental Exposures. International handbooks of population (2022)

James R. ElliottKevin T. Smiley

public healthsocio-demographic inequalitiessociologysocial sciencesenvironmental exposuresdemography

Divergent Residential Pathways From Flood-Prone Areas: How Neighborhood Inequalities Are Shaping Urban Climate Adaptation. Social Problems (2021)

James R ElliottKevin LoughranPhylicia Lee Brown

urban developmenturban adaptationsociologysocial problemssocial impacturban planningpublic policysocial sciencessocial changeurban geographyclimate change adaptationurban climateurban climate adaptationdivergent residential pathwaysgentrificationclimate changeflood-prone areasneighborhood inequalities

The Racially Unequal Impacts of Disasters and Federal Recovery Assistance on Local Self-Employment Rates. Social Currents (2021)

Asia BentoJames R. Elliott

social biasracial discriminationsociologypovertysocial impactsocioeconomic statuspublic policysocial sciencessocio-economic impactsdisaster managementfederal recovery assistanceunequal impactslocal self-employment ratesdisparate impactshock (economics)disasters

Unequal Retreats: How Racial Segregation Shapes Climate Adaptation. Housing Policy Debate (2021)

Kevin LoughranJames R. Elliott

urban sociologyurban policysociologysocial sciencespublic policyunequal retreatsclimate change

Accessibility and Recovery Assessment of Houston’s Roadway Network Due to Fluvial Flooding During Hurricane Harvey. Natural Hazards Review (2020)

Avantika GoriIoannis GidarisJames R. ElliottJamie PadgettKevin LoughranPhilip BedientPranavesh PanakkalAndrew Juan

systems engineeringroadway networktraffic engineeringdisaster responsetransport infrastructureaccessibilitytransportation engineeringinfrastructure engineeringfluvial floodingrecovery assessmentcivil engineeringhurricane harveydisastersdisaster risk reductionurban infrastructureengineeringnatural disasters

Do Legacy Industrial Sites Produce Legacy Effects in Ethnic and Racial Residential Settlement? Environmental Inequality Formation in Rhode Island’s Industrial Core 1. Sociological Forum (2020)

Thomas MarlowScott FrickelJames R. Elliott

legacy effectslegacy industrial sitesurban sociologysociologysociological researchsocial sciencesenvironmental inequality formationanthropologyrhode islandracial residential settlement

Racial Inequities in the Federal Buyout of Flood-Prone Homes: A Nationwide Assessment of Environmental Adaptation. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2020)

James R. ElliottPhylicia Lee BrownKevin Loughran

environmental justicesociologysocial scienceshousingflood-prone homesdisaster vulnerabilitycommunity developmentenvironmental adaptationclimate change adaptationnationwide assessmentmigration studiesresidential developmentracial discriminationsocioeconomic statushabitat losshousing studiesgentrificationdisaster risk reductionracial inequitiesadaptationpublic policyfederal buyoutenvironmental planning

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James R. Elliott

David W Leebron Professor of Sociology

Rice University

Affiliations

School of Social Sciences

Sociology

James R. Elliott is currently serving as a School Of Social Sciences David W Leebron Professor of Sociology at Rice University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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James R. Elliott

Rice University

David W Leebron Professor of Sociology

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Managed Retreat: A Nationwide Study of the Local, Racially Segmented Resettlement of Homeowners From Rising Flood Risks. Environmental Research Letters (2023)

James R ElliottZheye Wang

The Multiplicity of Impact: How Social Marginalization Compounds Climate Disasters. Environmental Sociology (2023)

A. Alexander PriestJames R. Elliott

sociologysocial influencesocial impactpublic policysocial sciencessocial change

Future Flooding Increases Unequal Exposure Risks to Relic Industrial Pollution. Environmental Research Letters (2022)

Thomas MarlowJames R ElliottScott Frickel

public healthenvironmental researchindustrial pollution

Socio-Demographic Inequalities in Environmental Exposures. International handbooks of population (2022)

James R. ElliottKevin T. Smiley

public healthsocio-demographic inequalitiessociologysocial sciencesenvironmental exposuresdemography

Divergent Residential Pathways From Flood-Prone Areas: How Neighborhood Inequalities Are Shaping Urban Climate Adaptation. Social Problems (2021)

James R ElliottKevin LoughranPhylicia Lee Brown

The Racially Unequal Impacts of Disasters and Federal Recovery Assistance on Local Self-Employment Rates. Social Currents (2021)

Asia BentoJames R. Elliott

Unequal Retreats: How Racial Segregation Shapes Climate Adaptation. Housing Policy Debate (2021)

Kevin LoughranJames R. Elliott

urban sociologyurban policysociologysocial sciencespublic policyunequal retreatsclimate change

Accessibility and Recovery Assessment of Houston’s Roadway Network Due to Fluvial Flooding During Hurricane Harvey. Natural Hazards Review (2020)

Avantika GoriIoannis GidarisJames R. ElliottJamie PadgettKevin LoughranPhilip BedientPranavesh PanakkalAndrew Juan

Do Legacy Industrial Sites Produce Legacy Effects in Ethnic and Racial Residential Settlement? Environmental Inequality Formation in Rhode Island’s Industrial Core 1. Sociological Forum (2020)

Thomas MarlowScott FrickelJames R. Elliott

legacy effectslegacy industrial sitesurban sociologysociologysociological researchsocial sciencesenvironmental inequality formationanthropologyrhode islandracial residential settlement

Racial Inequities in the Federal Buyout of Flood-Prone Homes: A Nationwide Assessment of Environmental Adaptation. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2020)

James R. ElliottPhylicia Lee BrownKevin Loughran

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