Publications
Books (non Academic)
Last updated April 2009
Rimas, A. and Fraser, E.D.G. (2008). Beef: The Untold Story of How Milk, Meat, and Muscle Shaped the World. William Morrow/Harper Collins (US) and Mainstream (UK).
Peer
reviewed journal
papers
Fraser,
E. D. G.
&
Stringer, L. (2009) Explaining agricultural collapse:
macro-forces, micro-crises, and the emergence
of land use vulnerability in southern Simelton, E., Fraser, E. D. G. & Termansen, M. (2009) Quantifying vulnerability to drought. Environmental Science & Policy, Available on line.
Suckall, N., Fraser, E. D. G., Cooper, T. & Quinn, C. (2009) Perceptions of rural landscapes: A case study in the Peak District National. Journal of Environmental Management, 90, 1195-1203.
Challinor, A., Ewert, F.,
Chapman, D., Termansen, M., Jin, N., Quinn, C., Cornell, S., Fraser, E. D. G., Hubacek, K., Kunin, W. & Reed, M. (2009) Modelling the coupled dynamics of moorland management and vegetation in the
Clay, G., Worrel, F. & Fraser, E. D. G. (2009) Effects of managed burning upon Dissolved Organic Carbon (
Fraser, E. D. G., Termansen, M., Sun, N., Guan, D., Simelton, E., Dodds, P., Feng, K. & Yu, Y. (2008) Quantifying socio economic characteristics of drought sensitive regions: evidence from Chinese provincial agricultural data. Comptes Rendus Geosciences, 340, 679-688.
Bradford, J. & Fraser, E. D. G. (2008) Local authorities, climate change and small and medium enterprises: identifying effective policy instruments to reduce energy use and carbon emissions. Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management, 15, 156 - 172.
Fraser. E.D.G. (2007). “Antique Lands: using past famines to develop a framework to assess vulnerability to climate change.” Climatic Change. 83: 495-514. Click here for draft version.
Holden, J., Shotbolt, L., Bonn, A., Burt, T.P., Chapman, P.J., Dougill, A.J., Fraser, E.D.G., Hubacek, K., Irvine, B., Kirkby, M.J., Reed, M.S., Prell, C., Stagl, S., Stringer, L.C., Turner, A., Worrall, F. (2007) “Environmental change in moorland landscapes.” Earth-Science Reviews
Fraser, E.D.G. (2006). “Agro-ecosystem vulnerability. Using past famines to help understand adaptation to future problems in today’s global agri-food system.” Journal Ecological Complexity. 3: 328-335. Click here for draft version.
Fraser, E. D. G. (2006). “Crop diversification and trade liberalization: linking global trade and local management through a regional case study.” Agriculture and Human Values. 23: 271-281. Click here for draft version.
Fraser, E. D. G. Dougill, A., Mabee, W., Reed, and M., McAlpine, P. (2006). “Bottom up and top down: analysis of participatory processes for sustainability indicator identification as a pathway to community empowerment and sustainable environmental management” Journal of Environmental Management. 78(2):114-127. Click here for draft version.
Dougill, A., Fraser, E. D. G., Holden, J., Hubacek, K., Prell, C., Reed, M., Stagl, S., and Stringer, L. (2006). “Learning from doing participatory rural research: Lessons from the
Reed, M. Fraser, E. D. G. Dougill, A. (2006). “An integrated methodological framework for developing and applying sustainability indicators with local communities” Ecological Economics. 59(4): 406-418. Click here for draft version.
Saddler, J., McFarlene, P., Fraser, E. D. G., Mabee, W. (2006) “Canadian Biomass Reserves for Biorefining.” Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology. 129(1-3): 22-40.
Stringer, L., Dougill, A., Fraser, E. D. G., Hubacek, K., Prell, C., Reed, M. (2006). “Unpacking participation in the adaptive management of socio-ecological systems: a critical review.” Ecology and Society. 11(2): 39. [online] URL: http://www.ecologyandsociety.org/vol11/iss2/art39/
Fraser, E. D. G. Mabee, W., and Figge, F. (2005) “A framework for assessing vulnerability in the food system.” Futures. 37(6): 465-479. Click here for draft version.
Morse, S. and Fraser, E. D. G. (2005). “Making ‘dirty’ nations look clean? The nation state and the problem of selecting and weighting indices as tools for measuring progress towards sustainability” Geoforum. 36(5): 625-640. Click here for draft version.
Reed, M., Fraser, E. D. G. Morse, S. and Dougill, A. (2005). Integrating methods for developing sustainability indicators to facilitate learning and action. Ecology and Society 10 (1): r3. [online] URL: http://www.ecologyandsociety.org/vol10/iss1/resp3/
Fraser, E. D. G. (2004). “Land tenure and sustainable agriculture: soil conservation on rented and owned fields in
Fraser, E. D. G. and Mabee, W. (2004) “Researching the secure city: looking to build a preliminary framework” Canadian Journal of Urban Research. 13 (1 Supplement) : 89-99. Click here for draft version.
Mabee, W. Fraser, E. D. G. and Slaymaker, O. (2004). “Evolving ecosystem management in the context of BC resource planning.” BC Journal of Ecosystems and Management. 4 (1) : 1-11. http://www.forrex.org/jem/2004/vol4/no1/art5.pdf
Fraser, E. D. G. (2003) “Social vulnerability and ecological fragility: building bridges between social and natural sciences using the Irish Potato Famine as a case study.” Conservation Ecology. 7 (2): 9. [online] URL: http://www.consecol.org/vol7/iss2/art9.
Fraser, E. D. G., Mabee, W. and Slaymaker O. (2003) “Mutual vulnerability, mutual dependence: The reflexive relation between human society and the environment.” Global Environmental Change. 13: 137-144. Click here for draft version.
Pedersen, J. and Fraser, E. D. G. (2003). “Water wars: cooperation or conflict?” Alternatives. 29 (2): 34-35. (research note, not full article)
Fraser, E. D. G.. (2002). “Urban ecology in
Fraser, E. D. G. and Mabee, W. (2002). “
Fraser, E. D. G. and Kenney, A. (2000). "Cultural factors and landscape history affecting perceptions of the urban forest." The Journal of Arboriculture. 26(2): 107-113. Click here for draft version.
PAPERS CURRENTLY UNDER
REVEW
Fraser,
E. D. G.
(Under
Review) Land use vulnerability, climate variability, economic crisis
and
population decline: Will history
repeat
itself or will our society adapt to climate change? Ecological
Economics,
Submitted March 2009.Mkwambisi, D., Fraser, E. D. G. & Dougill, A. (Revised and Resubmitted) The impact of urban agriculture on livelihoods in
Quinn, C., Fraser, E. D. G., Hubacek, K. & Reed, M. (Under review) Property rights in
Mkwambisi, D., Suckall, N. & Fraser, E. D. G. (Under review) Linking migration responses to environmental change: establishing a research framework. International Migration, Submitted March, 2009.
Book chapters
Fraser, E. D. G. Hubacek, K., and Korytarova, K. (In press). “Food and the environment: (neo-) Malthusianism arguments and population growth”. In: Phillip O’Hara (Ed.). International Encyclopaedia of Public Policy, Governance in a Global Age. Routledge:
Hubacek, Klaus, Fraser, E. D. G. and Thapa, S. (In press). “Land use governance” In: Phillip O’Hara (Ed.). International Encyclopaedia of Public Policy, Governance in a Global Age. Routledge:
Mkwambisi, D., Fraser, E.D.G., and Dougill, A. (In press). “Urban agriculture in
Suckall, N., Fraser, E.D.G., Quinn, C. (2009). “How Class Shapes Perceptions of Nature.” In: A. Bonn (Ed.) Drivers of Environmental Change in Uplands. Taylor and Francis:
Arblaster, K. Reed, M. Hubacek, Fraser, E.D.G.K., Potter, C., .(2009). “Using Scenarios to Explore
Fraser, E. D. G. (2008). “The house is both empty and sad: vulnerability, environmental change, economic disruption and the Irish Potato Famine.” In: Richard J.T. Klein, Anthony Patt, Anne de la Vega-Leinert, & Dagmar Schröter (Eds.), Assessing Vulnerability to Global Environmental Change. Earthscan:
Fraser, E.D.G. Termansen, M., Sun, M. Guan, D. Dodds, P., Feng, K., Yu, Y (2007). “Using past climate variability to understand how food systems are resilient to future climate change” In Sustainable Food Production and Ethics. W. Zollitsch, C. Winckler, S. Waiblinger, and A. Haslberger (Eds.). Wageningen Academic Publishers. The
Fraser, E.D.G., and Hubacek, H. (2007) “International dimensions of landuse change”. In Karl Steininger and Mario Cogoy (Eds.). International Aspects of the Economics of Sustainable Development. Edward Elgar: