Refereed Journals
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2020
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Bogdan, E. A. (Forthcoming Aug.). How a deadly pandemic cleared the air: Narratives and practices linking COVID-19 with air pollution and climate change. Space and Culture (special issue: Quarantine).
Bogdan, E. A., Caine, K. J., & Beckie, M. A. (Forthcoming Nov.). Unraveling the social construction of a flooding disaster: A threaded situation analysis approach. International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters. Bogdan, E. A., Beckie, M. A., Caine, K. J. (Online Feb., print in 2021). Making room for nature? Applying the Dutch room for the river approach to flood risk management in Alberta, Canada. International Journal of River Basin Management. Download. Beckie, M. & Bogdan, E. Planting roots: Urban agriculture for senior immigrants. Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems and Community Development, 1(2), 77–89. Download. Davidson, D. & Bogdan, E. Reflexive modernization at the source: Media coverage of BSE in rural Alberta. Canadian Review of Sociology, 47(4), 359-380. Download. |
Refereed Book Chapters
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2018
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Bogdan, E., Bennett, A., & Yumagulova, L. Public engagements in forward looking recovery efforts following the 2013 floods in High River and Calgary. In G. Marsh et al. (Eds.), Community engagement in post-disaster recovery (pp. 37–55). New York, NY: Routledge. Download.
Braun, J. & Bogdan, E. Transitioning towards sustainable food and farming: Interactions between learning and practice in community spaces. In C. Anderson, J. Brady, & C.Z. Levkoe (Eds.), Conversations in food studies (pp. 301–321). University of Manitoba Press. Download. |
Web-Based Publications
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2020
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Bogdan, E. A., Henstra, D., & Thistlethwaite, J. Fort McMurray's flood disaster was foreseeable and preventable. The Conversation. May. https://theconversation.com/fort-mcmurrays-flood-disaster-was-foreseeable-and-preventable-137850
Bogdan, E. A. Alberta’s response to COVID-19. Contexts Magazine: Sociology for the Public (ASA journal). April. https://contexts.org/blog/covid-19-policies-from-around-the-world/#bogdan Bogdan, E. The Disaster Recovery Program in Alberta following the 2013 floods. HazNet: Canadian Risks and Hazards Network. October. http://haznet.ca/ Madden, M. & Bogdan, E. Why economic developers need to help farmers protect water supplies. Higher ED: Insights for the Next Economy. University of Waterloo. August. http://economicdevelopment.org/2016/08/ |
Other Publications
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McDonald-Harker, C. & Bogdan, E. (forthcoming). Holding together or not: Family response, coping, and recovery from the 2013 High River flood family study. Centre for Community Disaster Research (CCDR), Mount Royal University.
Stirling, B., Giang, V., Bogdan, E., Neyer, R., Boyce, S., Ukaigwe, S., Andres, F. C. H. The Building Up Grants program. United Nations Urban Thinkers Campus. University of Alberta. Bogdan, E. We're Ready! Neighbourhood disaster preparedness program report. Download. Beckie, M. & Bogdan, E. Exploring local food initiatives in Alberta. University of Alberta. October. Bogdan, E. Urban-rural interdependency: The benefits and costs of urban-rural cooperation in Alberta Southwest Region. City-Region Studies Centre, University of Alberta. City-Region Studies Centre (Contributor). Partnerships: Changing dynamics of urban-rural interdependencies. University of Alberta. Download. |