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Max Woodworth

Associate Professor Research Associate Mershon Center for International Security Studies

Ohio State University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Geography

Max Woodworth is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Associate Professor Research Associate Mershon Center for International Security Studies at Ohio State University.

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Max Woodworth

Ohio State University

Associate Professor Research Associate Mershon Center for International Security Studies

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geography urbanization urban geography urbanism contemporary china urban planning east asian studies political science urban development urban studies chinese politics urban politics economy of china economics urban economics urban sociology urban history political geography regional development urban governance economic development economic geography eurasian geography asian studies urban environments chinese culture spatial analysis chinese political science urban economic development regional economics landscape change urban process regional planning urban theory ordos municipality energy transition strategic studies agrarian change contemporary asia asian economics narrative entrepreneurship social geography spatial politics resource economics energy resources environmental geography spatial economics development geography regional economic restructuring mining industry cultural geography urban land use political culture energy community local energy market urban energy budget regional research urban mobility urban life covid-19 pandemic ghost city ghost city phenomenon structural features market-era resource boomtown western china disposable ordos energy resource frontier bri-induced change social experience inner mongolia informal finance industrial transformation coal production spectacular city zhang dali chinese foreign policy east asian languages

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Ecological States: Politics of Science and Nature in Urbanizing China by Jesserodenbiker, Ithaca, Ny, Cornell University Press, 2023, XIII + 248 Pp.. The Developing Economies (2024)

Max D. Woodworth

political ecologypolitical scienceurbanizationenvironmental politicsecological statesecology

Governing Neighborhoods in Urban China: Changing State-Society Relations. The Journal of Asian Studies (2024)

Max D. Woodworth

urban governanceeast asian studiesurban politicsurban chinaasian studiesurban sociologychinese politics

Macro Concerns in the Study of the Micropolitics of Urban Change. Dialogues in Human Geography (2024)

Max D. Woodworth

macro concernsgeographyurban changehuman geography

Creating Chinese Urbanism: Urban Revolution and Governance Changes,. Eurasian Geography and Economics (2023)

Max D. Woodworth

governance changesurban geographyurban governanceeurasian geographychinese urbanismurban revolutionurban politicsgeographyurban developmenturbanism

Extracting Development: Contested Resource Frontiers in Mainland Southeast Asia. Olivertappe and Simonrowedder (Eds). Iseas Publishing, Singapore, 2022, Pp. 271 + IX. Isbn 978‐9‐815‐01119‐7 (Pbk).. Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography (2023)

Max D. Woodworth

east asian studieseconomic developmentmainland southeast asiaresource frontiersregional developmentpolitical geography

“Freedom Cities”: Trump and an American Global New City. Urban Geography (2023)

Max D. Woodworth

urban studiesfreedom citiesurban developmentamerican political thoughtgeopoliticspolitical geographypolitical sciencepublic policyurban lifeurbanizationgeographyurban geographyurban historyurbanismurban sociologyurban planningurban theoryurban politicsurban mobility

The New Urban Ruins: Vacancy, Urban Politics and International Experiments in the Post-Crisis City. Space and Polity (2023)

Max D. Woodworth

urban studiesurban geographyurban regenerationurban theorypolitical scienceurban processurban historyinternational experimentsurbanizationurban politicsurban developmentpost-crisis cityurban sociologyurbanismurban planning

Thinking ‘With’ China: Material and Conceptual Challenges. Dialogues in Human Geography (2023)

Max D. Woodworth

chinese cultureconceptual challengescontemporary chinapolitical scienceeast asian studieschinese political sciencegeographychinese politicspolitical geographygeopoliticshuman geography

Entrepreneurial and Modular Urbanism in China: New Cities and New Areas in the 2000s. Transactions in Planning and Urban Research (2022)

Shiuh-Shen ChienMax Woodworth

contemporary chinapolitical scienceentrepreneurshipmodular urbanismurbanism

New Cities in China: Tracking Urban Projects in the City Fringe. Geography Compass (2022)

Max D. WoodworthShiuh‐Shen Chien

city fringeurban geographygeographyspatial analysistracking urban projects

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Max Woodworth

Associate Professor Research Associate Mershon Center for International Security Studies

Ohio State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Geography

Max Woodworth is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Associate Professor Research Associate Mershon Center for International Security Studies at Ohio State University.

Honors

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Max Woodworth

Ohio State University

Associate Professor Research Associate Mershon Center for International Security Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ecological States: Politics of Science and Nature in Urbanizing China by Jesserodenbiker, Ithaca, Ny, Cornell University Press, 2023, XIII + 248 Pp.. The Developing Economies (2024)

Max D. Woodworth

political ecologypolitical scienceurbanizationenvironmental politicsecological statesecology

Governing Neighborhoods in Urban China: Changing State-Society Relations. The Journal of Asian Studies (2024)

Max D. Woodworth

urban governanceeast asian studiesurban politicsurban chinaasian studiesurban sociologychinese politics

Macro Concerns in the Study of the Micropolitics of Urban Change. Dialogues in Human Geography (2024)

Max D. Woodworth

macro concernsgeographyurban changehuman geography

Creating Chinese Urbanism: Urban Revolution and Governance Changes,. Eurasian Geography and Economics (2023)

Max D. Woodworth

governance changesurban geographyurban governanceeurasian geographychinese urbanismurban revolutionurban politicsgeographyurban developmenturbanism

Max D. Woodworth

east asian studieseconomic developmentmainland southeast asiaresource frontiersregional developmentpolitical geography

“Freedom Cities”: Trump and an American Global New City. Urban Geography (2023)

Max D. Woodworth

The New Urban Ruins: Vacancy, Urban Politics and International Experiments in the Post-Crisis City. Space and Polity (2023)

Max D. Woodworth

Thinking ‘With’ China: Material and Conceptual Challenges. Dialogues in Human Geography (2023)

Max D. Woodworth

chinese cultureconceptual challengescontemporary chinapolitical scienceeast asian studieschinese political sciencegeographychinese politicspolitical geographygeopoliticshuman geography

Entrepreneurial and Modular Urbanism in China: New Cities and New Areas in the 2000s. Transactions in Planning and Urban Research (2022)

Shiuh-Shen ChienMax Woodworth

contemporary chinapolitical scienceentrepreneurshipmodular urbanismurbanism

New Cities in China: Tracking Urban Projects in the City Fringe. Geography Compass (2022)

Max D. WoodworthShiuh‐Shen Chien

city fringeurban geographygeographyspatial analysistracking urban projects

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