by Currently October 5th 2023 Share Facebook Twitter John Hall, Economics faculty, published an article titled, “Prescience and Ongoing Relevance Found in Thorstein Veblen’s Political Economy,” in June in the scientific quarterly Journal of Economic Issues.Kai Hang Cheang, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies faculty, published an article titled, “Forms of Solidarity and the Self: A Postcolonial Reading of Yuli Riswati's Hong Kong Writing,” in the Summer 2023 edition of the journal Feminist Formations.Andrés Holz, Geography faculty, and Brook Mills, B.S. 2021, co-authored a paper titled “Canary in the Forest?—Tree Mortality and Canopy Dieback of Western Redcedar Linked to Drier and Warmer Summers,” on Sept. 28 in the Journal of Biogeography.Carlos Mena, Business faculty, published an article titled, “Creating Resilient Supply Chains Through a Culture of Measuring,” in October in the Journal of Purchasing and Supply Management.Ryan Petteway, Public Health faculty, published a paper titled, “Power Up: A Call for Public Health to Recognize, Analyze, and Redistribute Power to Advance Health and Racial Equity,” Sept. 6 in the American Journal of Public Health.Ryan Petteway, Public Health faculty, published a paper titled, “Centering Communities of Color in the Modernization of a Public Health Survey System: Lessons from Oregon,” on Sept. 20 in the journal Health Equity.Ryan Petteway, Public Health faculty, published a poem titled “Infrastructure” in the inaugural issue of LIGHT Journal, Summer 2023.Leanne Serbulo, UNST faculty, published a book chapter titled, “Reigniting a Violent Protest Wave: How Backlash to the Black Lives Matter Movement and COVID-19 Restrictions Accelerated Radicalization in a Far-Right Extremist/Anti-Fascist Protest Wave in Portland, Oregon,” in the book “Coronavirus, Crisis, and Culture: Protests, Policing, and Mediation During the 2020 Pandemic.” Currently published, exhibited Return to all news