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Kevin Berry

Professor of Economics

University of Alaska Anchorage

Affiliations

College of Business

College Of Business And Public Policy

Matanuska-Susitna College

College Of Matanuska-Susitna

Department Of Business Administration

College Of Business And Public Policy

Department Of Economics

Department Of Management, Marketing, Logistics, And Business Analytics

Institute Of Social And Economic Research

University of Alaska Anchorage

Kevin Berry is currently serving as a College Of Business And Public Policy Professor of Economics at University of Alaska Anchorage.

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University of Alaska Anchorage

Professor of Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

The Relationship Between Organization Commitment and Job Embeddedness in Public Accounting Firms. Journal of Organizational Psychology (2025)

Contrasting Perceptions, Knowledge, and Actions Around Lyme Disease in an Urban Area of Emerging Lyme Disease and an Area of Endemic Lyme Disease in the Northeastern United States. American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (2024)

Kacey C. ErnstPilar FernandezMaria Diuk-WasserAaron J. EnriquezKevin BerryMary H. Hayden

emerging infectious diseasesinfection controlendemic lyme diseasedisease emergenceinfectious diseasesenvironmental healthurban areavector borne diseasedisease ecologycommunicable diseasesdisease surveillancetropical medicinepublic healthlyme diseasenortheastern united statesepidemiology

Global Perspectives and Transdisciplinary Opportunities for Locust and Grasshopper Pest Management and Research. Journal of Orthoptera Research (2024)

Mira Word RiesChris AdriaansenShoki AldobaiKevin BerryAmadou Bocar BalMaria Cecilia CatenaccioMaria Marta CiglianoDarron A. CullenTed DevesonAliou DiongueBert FoquetJoleen HadrichDavid HunterDan L. JohnsonJuan Pablo KarnatzCarlos E. LangeDouglas LawtonMohammed LazarAlexandre V. LatchininskyMichel LecoqMarion Le GallJeffrey LockwoodBalanding MannehRick OversonBrittany F. PetersonCyril PiouMario A. Poot-PechBrian E. RobinsonStephen M. RogersHojun SongSimon SpringateClara ThervilleEduardo TrumperCathy WatersDerek A. WollerJacob P. YoungbloodLong ZhangArianne Cease

avian biologygrasshopper pest managementtransdisciplinary opportunitiesagricultural economicspest managemententomologyglobal perspectives

Simple Stated Preference Questions Can Enhance Transdisciplinary Projects: Linking Perceived Risks With Willingness to Spray and Pay. Environmental and Resource Economics (2024)

Aaron J. EnriquezKevin BerryMaria del Pilar FernandezNichar GregoryKacey C. ErnstMary H. HaydenMaria Diuk-Wasser

environmental scienceeconomicsrisk managementenvironmental economicspreference questionsresource economicseconomic behaviortransdisciplinary projects

The Recipe of Cultural Intelligence and Racial Diversity in Predicting Food Neophobia: A Stepwise Regression Analysis Approach. Journal of Business Diversity (2024)

Triple Bottom Line or Trilemma? Global Tradeoffs Between Prosperity, Inequality, and the Environment. World Development (2024)

Tong WuJuan C. RochaKevin BerryTomas ChaigneauMaike HamannEmilie LindkvistJiangxiao QiuCaroline SchillAlon SheponAnne-Sophie CrépinCarl Folke

socio-economic impactseconomicsenvironmental economicsglobal tradeoffsworld developmenteconomic inequality

Urban Tick Exposure on Staten Island is Higher in Pet Owners. PLoS ONE (2024)

Noriko TamariKacey C. ErnstAaron J. EnriquezMaria A. Diuk-WasserMaria P. FernandezKevin BerryMary H. Hayden

staten islandpet ownersurban tick exposurepublic healthurban health

An Examination of the Relationship Between Cheating in Online Classes and Technostress: Perceptions of Business Faculty. International journal for business education (2023)

organizational communicationcomputing educationhigher educationmanagementacademic ethiceducationindependent studiesfraudorganizational behaviordigital mediumsbusiness studyexperiential learningperformance studieseducational technologyhuman relationsbusiness ethicsdistance education

A Post-Pandemic Analysis of the Relationship Between Firm Size and Job Embeddedness in Public Accounting Firms. Journal of Applied Business and Economics (2023)

business researchmanagementaccountingfinance researchhuman resourcesfinancial accountingcorporate financebusinessmanagement sciencefinancial studiesmanagement accountinghuman capitalsmall business managementexecutive compensationcorporate governanceaccounting researchmanagement decisions

Building Resilience to Extreme Weather and Climate Events in the Rural Water and Wastewater Sectors. JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association (2023)

Nathan P. KettleSarah F. TrainorRenee EdwardsDonald AntrobusCurt BaranowskiTina BuxbaumKevin BerryMichael BrubakerKristine L. De LongSteve FriesDavin HolenBarry KeimDanielle MeekerHarry PennCheryl RosaRick ThomanJohn WalshJian Zhang

water resourcesenvironmental engineeringenvironmental scienceclimate eventsresiliencewater resource managementextreme weatherwater sustainabilityhydrologyrural waterpublic healthsustainable developmentwastewater sectors

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Kevin Berry

Professor of Economics

University of Alaska Anchorage

Affiliations

College of Business

College Of Business And Public Policy

Matanuska-Susitna College

College Of Matanuska-Susitna

Department Of Business Administration

College Of Business And Public Policy

Department Of Economics

Department Of Management, Marketing, Logistics, And Business Analytics

Institute Of Social And Economic Research

University of Alaska Anchorage

Kevin Berry is currently serving as a College Of Business And Public Policy Professor of Economics at University of Alaska Anchorage.

Honors

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Experiences

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Kevin Berry

University of Alaska Anchorage

Professor of Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Relationship Between Organization Commitment and Job Embeddedness in Public Accounting Firms. Journal of Organizational Psychology (2025)

Kacey C. ErnstPilar FernandezMaria Diuk-WasserAaron J. EnriquezKevin BerryMary H. Hayden

Global Perspectives and Transdisciplinary Opportunities for Locust and Grasshopper Pest Management and Research. Journal of Orthoptera Research (2024)

avian biologygrasshopper pest managementtransdisciplinary opportunitiesagricultural economicspest managemententomologyglobal perspectives

Simple Stated Preference Questions Can Enhance Transdisciplinary Projects: Linking Perceived Risks With Willingness to Spray and Pay. Environmental and Resource Economics (2024)

Aaron J. EnriquezKevin BerryMaria del Pilar FernandezNichar GregoryKacey C. ErnstMary H. HaydenMaria Diuk-Wasser

environmental scienceeconomicsrisk managementenvironmental economicspreference questionsresource economicseconomic behaviortransdisciplinary projects

The Recipe of Cultural Intelligence and Racial Diversity in Predicting Food Neophobia: A Stepwise Regression Analysis Approach. Journal of Business Diversity (2024)

Triple Bottom Line or Trilemma? Global Tradeoffs Between Prosperity, Inequality, and the Environment. World Development (2024)

Tong WuJuan C. RochaKevin BerryTomas ChaigneauMaike HamannEmilie LindkvistJiangxiao QiuCaroline SchillAlon SheponAnne-Sophie CrépinCarl Folke

socio-economic impactseconomicsenvironmental economicsglobal tradeoffsworld developmenteconomic inequality

Urban Tick Exposure on Staten Island is Higher in Pet Owners. PLoS ONE (2024)

Noriko TamariKacey C. ErnstAaron J. EnriquezMaria A. Diuk-WasserMaria P. FernandezKevin BerryMary H. Hayden

staten islandpet ownersurban tick exposurepublic healthurban health

An Examination of the Relationship Between Cheating in Online Classes and Technostress: Perceptions of Business Faculty. International journal for business education (2023)

A Post-Pandemic Analysis of the Relationship Between Firm Size and Job Embeddedness in Public Accounting Firms. Journal of Applied Business and Economics (2023)

Building Resilience to Extreme Weather and Climate Events in the Rural Water and Wastewater Sectors. JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association (2023)

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