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Kevin Smiley

Assistant Professor

Louisiana State University

Affiliations

College of Humanities & Social Sciences

Sociology

Kevin Smiley is currently serving as a College Of Humanities & Social Sciences Assistant Professor at Louisiana State University.

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Louisiana State University

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social sciences sociology public health urban sociology disasters political science demography hurricane harvey climate change crisis management disaster medicine disaster research disaster management social capital social impact air pollution urban economics urban geography disaster risk reduction disparate impact societal influence urban politics market cities people cities united states population health social science research american studies air quality atmospheric environment urban studies climate policy citizenship studies public health preparedness environmental pollution urban air quality disaster response urban security environmental exposures transport infrastructure public transport industrial air pollution canadian studies regional studies environmental planning cultural change climate change adaptation climate change effects population science socio-economic impacts societal environment human exposure social environment urban governance rural culture urban environments healthy cities urban health race relations transportation planning transportation research transport economics urban adaptation environmental politics climate communication climate change-attributed impacts local organizations urban future unequal exposures place character environmental inequality cultural justifications urban capitalism pro-environmental behaviors political affiliation safety concerns environmental sociology sociological research

Notable Scholarly Works

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Climate Change and Federal Aid Disbursements After Hurricane Harvey: An Extreme Event Attribution Analysis. (2024)

Kevin T. SmileyIlan NoyMichael WehnerChristopher C. SampsonOliver E.J WingKayLynn Larrison

climate changepublic policyhurricane harveyfederal aid disbursements

Local Social Capital, Disaster Housing Damage, and Mental Health: Insights From Hurricane Harvey. Society and Mental Health (2024)

Ethan J. RakerKevin T. Smiley

disaster preventioncommunity resiliencesocial determinants of healthdisaster risk reductiondisaster medicinesociologypsychological traumadisaster researchnatural disastersdisaster housing damagemental healthpublic healthcommunity mental healthdisastersdisaster risk sciencedisaster vulnerabilitypsychiatryvulnerabilitylocal social capitalsocial capitalhurricane harvey

Overlooked Realities: Reimagining “Home” and “House” Among Women Domestic Workers in India. Violence Against Women (2024)

Shriya ThakkarKevin T. Smiley

women domestic workersoverlooked realitiesconflictsociologycriminologyhousingwomen's studieshousehold labordomestic violenceregional relevancedemographyinterpersonal violencegender studieswomen's healthmigration studiessocial sciencesviolence against womenfeminist perspectivesfamily violencework-family interface

Analyzing Gas Station Visits During Hurricane Ida: Implications for Future Fuel Supply. Transportation Research Record Journal of the Transportation Research Board (2023)

Ruijie BianKevin T. SmileyScott ParrJiayun ShenPamela Murray-Tuite

public healthtransportation planninggas station visitsoperations researchtransportation researchtransport geographytransport economicstransport infrastructurefuture fuel supplyhurricane idatravel researchtransportation engineeringlogisticspublic transport

Kevin ChangKevin SmileyJana HirschLauren ClayYvonne Michael

health services researchepidemiologyclimate epidemiologyhealth systemsdisaster medicinepopulation healthdisaster responseclimate crisisclimate policypublic health preparednessmortalitycrisis managementhealth policypublic healthclimate changehealth carehealth care infrastructureclimate-related disaster impactcritical public healthsocial epidemiology

From Hot Air to Environmental Injustice: End to End Event Attribution. (2023)

Michael WehnerKevin SmileyChristopher Sampson

environmental justiceenvironmental injusticeevent attributionattribution theorypublic policy

Where to Live and Whom to Live With? Examining Neighborhood Preferences for Living With Immigrants and Urban Form in Copenhagen, Denmark. Journal of Urbanism International Research on Placemaking and Urban Sustainability (2023)

Shriya ThakkarKevin T. SmileyMichael O. Emerson

urbanismjournalismurban formneighborhood preferences

Comparing Public Expectations With Local Planning Efforts to Mitigate Coastal Hazards: A Case Study in the City of New Orleans, USA. International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction (2022)

Evan CassWanyun ShaoKevin Smiley

public administrationcoastal managementdisaster managementcrisis managementpublic expectationsdisaster risk reductiondisaster mitigationurban planningcoastal hazardspublic policyregional planningrisk management

Inequalities and Interrelations: The Sociology of Disasters at a New Crossroads. Sociology Compass (2022)

Kevin T. SmileySimone J. DomingueAkua L. LewisHeath McNeeseSara J. PellegrinHarleen Sandhu

sociologysocial inequalitydisasters

Social Inequalities in Climate Change-Attributed Impacts of Hurricane Harvey. Nature Communications (2022)

Kevin T. SmileyIlan NoyMichael F. WehnerDave FrameChristopher C. SampsonOliver E. J. Wing

social science researchsociologypublic policyclimate change adaptationdisaster researchcanadian studiesregional studiesclimate change-attributed impactsclimate change effectsclimate changedemographydisasterssocial changesocial impactdisparate impactsocial sciencessocietal influencehurricane harveyamerican studies

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Kevin Smiley

Assistant Professor

Louisiana State University

Affiliations

College of Humanities & Social Sciences

Sociology

Kevin Smiley is currently serving as a College Of Humanities & Social Sciences Assistant Professor at Louisiana State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Kevin Smiley

Louisiana State University

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Climate Change and Federal Aid Disbursements After Hurricane Harvey: An Extreme Event Attribution Analysis. (2024)

Kevin T. SmileyIlan NoyMichael WehnerChristopher C. SampsonOliver E.J WingKayLynn Larrison

climate changepublic policyhurricane harveyfederal aid disbursements

Local Social Capital, Disaster Housing Damage, and Mental Health: Insights From Hurricane Harvey. Society and Mental Health (2024)

Ethan J. RakerKevin T. Smiley

Overlooked Realities: Reimagining “Home” and “House” Among Women Domestic Workers in India. Violence Against Women (2024)

Shriya ThakkarKevin T. Smiley

Analyzing Gas Station Visits During Hurricane Ida: Implications for Future Fuel Supply. Transportation Research Record Journal of the Transportation Research Board (2023)

Ruijie BianKevin T. SmileyScott ParrJiayun ShenPamela Murray-Tuite

Kevin ChangKevin SmileyJana HirschLauren ClayYvonne Michael

From Hot Air to Environmental Injustice: End to End Event Attribution. (2023)

Michael WehnerKevin SmileyChristopher Sampson

environmental justiceenvironmental injusticeevent attributionattribution theorypublic policy

Shriya ThakkarKevin T. SmileyMichael O. Emerson

urbanismjournalismurban formneighborhood preferences

Comparing Public Expectations With Local Planning Efforts to Mitigate Coastal Hazards: A Case Study in the City of New Orleans, USA. International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction (2022)

Evan CassWanyun ShaoKevin Smiley

Inequalities and Interrelations: The Sociology of Disasters at a New Crossroads. Sociology Compass (2022)

Kevin T. SmileySimone J. DomingueAkua L. LewisHeath McNeeseSara J. PellegrinHarleen Sandhu

sociologysocial inequalitydisasters

Social Inequalities in Climate Change-Attributed Impacts of Hurricane Harvey. Nature Communications (2022)

Kevin T. SmileyIlan NoyMichael F. WehnerDave FrameChristopher C. SampsonOliver E. J. Wing

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