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Mark Kanazawa

Carleton College

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Carleton College

Economics

NoneMark Kanazawa is currently serving as a Carleton College faculty at Carleton College.

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law economics environmental science geography public law water resource management resource policy climate change economic history environmental law water resource policy environmental planning environmental economics tourism sustainable tourism ecological economics sustainable development water markets water governance legal studies adaptation strategies natural resources water resource law water policy lake superior vulnerability tourism research environmental impact assessment tourism geography climate change adaptation socio-environmental implications land redistribution research methods north shore migration studies climatic change aquatic conservation history of economic thought travel research clean water environmental values legal consideration climatic impact property relations land economics climate resilience water valuation environmental analysis water pricing natural capital ecological sustainability community-based conservation human-environment interactions tourism management destination management tourism planning case law legal process sociology of law legal geography land development regenerative agriculture urban agriculture gold rush california anti-chinese legislation california doctrine western water law finite-mixture modeling approach nine points place meanings climate adaptation planning license plate state park visitations local consequences water subsidies common-law restrictions

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Politics and Institutional Change: The Water Commission Act of 1913. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

political sciencepublic policyenvironmental lawlawwater resource policypolitical studieshistorical reviewgovernancegovernment regulationwater policywater governancewater resource lawwater commission actpublic lawgovernmental process

Politics and Eminent Domain: Evidence From the 1879 California Constitution. Explorations in Economic History (2023)

administrative lawpolitical sciencepublic policyconstitutionspolitical studieslaweminent domainconstitutional lawpublic lawgovernmental processgovernment informationpublic administration

Natural Resources and the Environment. (2021)

sustainable developmentecological sustainabilityhuman impacts on the environmentresource policyenvironmental valuesnatural capitalenvironmental resource managementnatural resourcesenvironmental planningenvironmental scienceecosystem servicesecological economics

Local Consequences of Climate Change: State Park Visitations on the North Shore of Minnesota. Water Resources and Economics (2018)

Mark KanazawaBruce WilsonKerry Holmberg

economicsnorth shorewater resourceswater resource managementlocal consequencesstate park visitationsclimate change

The Influences of Place Meanings and Risk Perceptions on Visitors’ Willingness to Pay for Climate Change Adaptation Planning in a Nature-Based Tourism Destination. Journal of Park and Recreation Administration (2018)

Allie McCrearySandra FatoricErin SeekampJordan W. SmithMark KanazawaMae A. Davenport

vulnerabilityadaptation strategiestourismclimate resiliencesustainable tourismgeographytourism researchtravel researchclimate adaptation planninglicense plateclimate changeplace meaningsclimate change adaptation

Research Methods for Environmental Studies. (2017)

human impacts on the environmentsustainability scienceenvironmental impact assessmentenvironmental researchenvironmental planningenvironmental scienceenvironmental analysisresearch methodssocio-environmental implications

Research Methods for Environmental Studies: A Social Science Approach. (2017)

sustainable developmentsustainability sciencesocial sciencesenvironmental scienceresearch methodssocio-environmental implications

REVIEW: Thirsty: William Mulholland, California Water, and the Real Chinatown by Marc Weingarten. Pacific Historical Review (2017)

film theoryfilm studiesmarc weingartencalifornia waterreal chinatownliteratureurban lifecontemporary fictionfilm scoresfilm criticismcinemafilmcultural studies

Natural Resources and Economic Growth: Learning From History. Edited by Marc Badia-Miro, Vicente Pinilla, and Henry Willebald. London: Routledge, 2015. Pp. XIX, 374. $160.00, Cloth.. The Journal of Economic History (2016)

sustainable developmenthenry willebaldhistoryeconomic changeeconomicsgrowth theoryworld economic historyeconomic developmentenvironmental historyeconomic growthdevelopment theorynatural resourcesworld developmenteconomic systemsecological economicseconomic historynatural resource economicseconomic geography

Shifting Demand for Winter Outdoor Recreation Along the North Shore of Lake Superior Under Variable Rates of Climate Change: A Finite-Mixture Modeling Approach. Ecological Economics (2016)

Jordan W. SmithErin SeekampAllie McCrearyMae DavenportMark KanazawaKerry HolmbergBruce WilsonJohn Nieber

adaptation strategiesenvironmental modellinglake superiorclimate modelsclimatic changewater resource managementgeographyaquatic conservationfinite-mixture modeling approachenvironmental scienceclimatic impactclimate changeclimate change adaptation

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Mark Kanazawa

Carleton College

Affiliations

Carleton College

Economics

NoneMark Kanazawa is currently serving as a Carleton College faculty at Carleton College.

Honors

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Mark Kanazawa

Carleton College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Politics and Institutional Change: The Water Commission Act of 1913. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

Politics and Eminent Domain: Evidence From the 1879 California Constitution. Explorations in Economic History (2023)

administrative lawpolitical sciencepublic policyconstitutionspolitical studieslaweminent domainconstitutional lawpublic lawgovernmental processgovernment informationpublic administration

Natural Resources and the Environment. (2021)

Local Consequences of Climate Change: State Park Visitations on the North Shore of Minnesota. Water Resources and Economics (2018)

Mark KanazawaBruce WilsonKerry Holmberg

economicsnorth shorewater resourceswater resource managementlocal consequencesstate park visitationsclimate change

Allie McCrearySandra FatoricErin SeekampJordan W. SmithMark KanazawaMae A. Davenport

Research Methods for Environmental Studies. (2017)

Research Methods for Environmental Studies: A Social Science Approach. (2017)

sustainable developmentsustainability sciencesocial sciencesenvironmental scienceresearch methodssocio-environmental implications

REVIEW: Thirsty: William Mulholland, California Water, and the Real Chinatown by Marc Weingarten. Pacific Historical Review (2017)

film theoryfilm studiesmarc weingartencalifornia waterreal chinatownliteratureurban lifecontemporary fictionfilm scoresfilm criticismcinemafilmcultural studies

Shifting Demand for Winter Outdoor Recreation Along the North Shore of Lake Superior Under Variable Rates of Climate Change: A Finite-Mixture Modeling Approach. Ecological Economics (2016)

Jordan W. SmithErin SeekampAllie McCrearyMae DavenportMark KanazawaKerry HolmbergBruce WilsonJohn Nieber

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