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Thomas Shriver

Professor

North Carolina State University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Sociology and Anthropology

Thomas Shriver is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at North Carolina State University.

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North Carolina State University

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social sciences sociology political science political sociology public policy social change activism environmental health environmental politics historical sociology medical sociology social history rural sociology social movements sociological research environmental justice applied sociology social control social influence migration studies women's studies societal influence social medicine regime analysis social conflict collective identity community conflict environmental illness democracy respiratory medicine symbolic interaction disparate impact conservation politics classical sociology mining industry political conflict environmental injustice gulf war illness environmental threats political opportunities north carolina chronic contamination official frames legal repression extractive industries black panther party urban history latin american economic history economic geography geopolitics social forces latin american politics social science research strategic studies political geography marine policy coastal management ethnic studies social environment social theory carbon black emerging pollutants emerging contaminants disease management socioeconomics spatial politics stakeholder engagement mining science stakeholder analysis deployment experience biopolitics humanity and medicine urban health black experience nuclear weapons workers environmental sociology social impact social inequality

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Impacts of Landscape Loss on Industrial Communities: Solastalgia in Coal Regions. Social Currents (2024)

Alison E. AdamsThomas E. Shriver

industrial communitiessocial changesocial scienceslandscape losscoal regions

Critical Environmental Justice and Pandemic Events: Florida Farm Work During Covid-19. Environmental Justice (2023)

Madilena CampbellAlison E. AdamsThomas E. Shriver

pandemic eventsenvironmental justicepublic policyflorida farm work

Discursive Strategies and Activist Framing in Anti-Mining Campaigns. Local Environment (2023)

Adriana SzaboThomas E. ShriverAlison E. Adams

political scienceenvironmental politicsdiscursive strategiessocial sciencespolitical communicationactivismactivist framinganti-mining campaigns

Folk Art, Storytelling, and Space: Collective Memory and Pesticide Exposure. Environment and Planning E Nature and Space (2023)

Alison E AdamsAnne SavilleThomas E Shriver

narrativecollective memoryenvironmental sciencefolk artpesticide exposure

Environmental Threats and Activism Against Extractive Industries: The Case of Gold Mining in Rosia Montană, Romania. Journal of Rural Studies (2022)

Adriana SzaboThomas E. ShriverStefano Longo

gold miningpolitical ecologyenvironmental politicsrosia montanaenvironmental threatspublic policysocial sciencesenvironmental economicsrural sociologyextractive industriesregional studiesenvironmental securityjournalismmining industryrural economies

Race, Toxic Exposures, and Environmental Health: The Contestation of Lupus Among Farmworkers. Journal of Health and Social Behavior (2022)

Alison E. AdamsAnne SavilleThomas E. Shriver

public healthraceworker healthhealth effectsracial discriminationanti-racismepidemiologysocial medicinedisparate impactenvironmental healthsocial determinants of healthhuman exposuretoxic exposureshealth policy

Emerging Contaminants, Coerced Ignorance and Environmental Health Concerns: The Case of Per‐ and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (Pfas). Sociology of Health & Illness (2021)

Grace M. WickhamThomas E. Shriver

public healthmedical sociologyhealth communicationsociologysocial medicineemerging contaminantssocial sciencesenvironmental healthsocial determinants of healthpolyfluoroalkyl substancesemerging pollutantsenvironmental health concernsair pollution

Human Rights and Dissent in Hybrid Environments: The Impact of Shifting Rights Regimes. Sociological Quarterly (2021)

Thomas E. ShriverLaura A. BrayAnnika WilcoxAdriana Szabo

rights regimespolitical sciencesociologysocial changesocial sciencesregime analysishybrid environments

Agrochemical Exposure Environmental Illness: Legal Repression of Latin American Banana Workers. Sociological Quarterly (2020)

Laura A. BrayNicholas J. Membrez-WeilerThomas E. Shriver

political scienceurban sociologysociologysocial scienceslegal repressionenvironmental illnessagrochemical exposureeconomic sociology

Environmental Health Advocacy and Industry Obstruction: The Case of Black Lung Disease. Rural Sociology (2020)

Aysha BodenhamerThomas E. Shriver

public healthindustry obstructionsociologyenvironmental health advocacysocial sciencesenvironmental healthrural researchblack lung diseaserespiratory medicinerural healthrural sociology

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Thomas Shriver

Professor

North Carolina State University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Sociology and Anthropology

Thomas Shriver is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at North Carolina State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Thomas Shriver

North Carolina State University

Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Impacts of Landscape Loss on Industrial Communities: Solastalgia in Coal Regions. Social Currents (2024)

Alison E. AdamsThomas E. Shriver

industrial communitiessocial changesocial scienceslandscape losscoal regions

Critical Environmental Justice and Pandemic Events: Florida Farm Work During Covid-19. Environmental Justice (2023)

Madilena CampbellAlison E. AdamsThomas E. Shriver

pandemic eventsenvironmental justicepublic policyflorida farm work

Discursive Strategies and Activist Framing in Anti-Mining Campaigns. Local Environment (2023)

Adriana SzaboThomas E. ShriverAlison E. Adams

political scienceenvironmental politicsdiscursive strategiessocial sciencespolitical communicationactivismactivist framinganti-mining campaigns

Folk Art, Storytelling, and Space: Collective Memory and Pesticide Exposure. Environment and Planning E Nature and Space (2023)

Alison E AdamsAnne SavilleThomas E Shriver

narrativecollective memoryenvironmental sciencefolk artpesticide exposure

Environmental Threats and Activism Against Extractive Industries: The Case of Gold Mining in Rosia Montană, Romania. Journal of Rural Studies (2022)

Adriana SzaboThomas E. ShriverStefano Longo

Race, Toxic Exposures, and Environmental Health: The Contestation of Lupus Among Farmworkers. Journal of Health and Social Behavior (2022)

Alison E. AdamsAnne SavilleThomas E. Shriver

Emerging Contaminants, Coerced Ignorance and Environmental Health Concerns: The Case of Per‐ and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (Pfas). Sociology of Health & Illness (2021)

Grace M. WickhamThomas E. Shriver

Human Rights and Dissent in Hybrid Environments: The Impact of Shifting Rights Regimes. Sociological Quarterly (2021)

Thomas E. ShriverLaura A. BrayAnnika WilcoxAdriana Szabo

rights regimespolitical sciencesociologysocial changesocial sciencesregime analysishybrid environments

Agrochemical Exposure Environmental Illness: Legal Repression of Latin American Banana Workers. Sociological Quarterly (2020)

Laura A. BrayNicholas J. Membrez-WeilerThomas E. Shriver

political scienceurban sociologysociologysocial scienceslegal repressionenvironmental illnessagrochemical exposureeconomic sociology

Environmental Health Advocacy and Industry Obstruction: The Case of Black Lung Disease. Rural Sociology (2020)

Aysha BodenhamerThomas E. Shriver

public healthindustry obstructionsociologyenvironmental health advocacysocial sciencesenvironmental healthrural researchblack lung diseaserespiratory medicinerural healthrural sociology

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