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Andrew Hargrove & Jamie M. Sommer. (2022) Gender-mainstreaming, governance, and the environment: an analysis of forest loss. Environmental Sociology 8:4, pages 484-497.
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Jamie M. Sommer, Michael Restivo & John M. Shandra. (2021) China, Mining, and Forests: A Cross-National Test of Ecologically Unequal Exchange. The Sociological Quarterly 62:2, pages 369-391.
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Jamie M. Sommer. (2020) The Factors that Drive Forestry Export Ties: A Network Perspective. Society & Natural Resources 33:3, pages 309-328.
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Michael Restivo, John M. Shandra & Jamie M. Sommer. (2018) The United States Agency for International Development and forest loss: A cross-national analysis of environmental aid. The Social Science Journal 55:2, pages 170-181.
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Jamie M. Sommer. (2017) Grand and petty corruption: a cross-national analysis of forest loss in low- and middle-income nations. Environmental Sociology 3:4, pages 414-426.
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Jamie Sommer, Yongjun Zhang & John Shandra. (2023) Ecologically unequal exchange, repression, and forest loss: How China's demand for agricultural products impacts the natural environment. Environmental Development 46, pages 100866.
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Jamie M. Sommer, Rebekah Burroway & John M. Shandra. (2022) Defend women’s rights and save the trees: a cross-national analysis of women’s immovable property rights and forest loss. Population and Environment 44:3-4, pages 168-192.
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Jamie M. Sommer, Michael Restivo & John M. Shandra. (2022) Corrupting Ecologically Unequal Exchange? India and Forest Loss in a Cross-National Perspective. Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World 8, pages 237802312211121.
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John M. Shandra, Michael Restivo & Jamie M. Sommer. (2019) Appetite for Destruction? China, Ecologically Unequal Exchange, and Forest Loss. Rural Sociology 85:2, pages 346-375.
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Jamie M. Sommer, Michael Restivo & John M. Shandra. (2019) India, Palm Oil, and Ecologically Unequal Exchange: A Cross-national Analysis of Forest Loss. Sociological Perspectives 63:2, pages 312-332.
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Matthew Thomas Clement, Christina Ergas & Patrick Trent Greiner. (2015) The Environmental Consequences of Rural and Urban Population Change: An Exploratory Spatial Panel Study of Forest Cover in the Southern United States, 2001-2006. Rural Sociology 80:1, pages 108-136.
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Kelly F. Austin. (2013) Export agriculture is feeding malaria: a cross-national examination of the environmental and social causes of malaria prevalence. Population and Environment 35:2, pages 133-158.
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David N. PellowHollie Nyseth Brehm. (2013) An Environmental Sociology for the Twenty-First Century. Annual Review of Sociology 39:1, pages 229-250.
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Kelly Austin. (2012) Coffee exports as ecological, social, and physical unequal exchange: A cross-national investigation of the java trade. International Journal of Comparative Sociology 53:3, pages 155-180.
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Jamie M. Sommer, Yongjun Zhang & John Shandra. (2022) Ecologically Unequal Exchange, Repression, and Forest Loss: How China's Demand for Crops Impacts the Natural Environment. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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