research-l Mailing List: Re: new article on cohousing as a grassroots innovation

[Heidi M. Berggren (hberggren]

Major congrats on the article Robert! This, along with others in the latest batch, will soon be added to the CRN bibliography!

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On Aug 15, 2017, at 4:06 PM, Laura Nichols <lnichols [at] scu.edu> wrote:

Congrats Robert, thanks so much for sharing your article. 

I'm attaching a 2014 piece I did that is theoretical, it uses cohousing for one of the case examples (starts on page 657) if that is of interest to anyone.

Best and thanks so much for this network,

Laura

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Laura Nichols

Associate Professor of Sociology

Santa Clara University, California U.S.

On Mon, Aug 14, 2017 at 6:57 PM, Robert Boyer <rboyer1 [at] uncc.edu> wrote:

Dear Cohousing Research Network:

I'm very excited to share a new article we can add to the cohousing bibliography. I've been working on it for WAY TOO LONG, and it's finally published in the journal Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions, which is a journal devoted to sustainability transitions research. You'll probably find much of the interview data unsurprising. The contribution was more toward a particular corner of grassroots innovation theory. I hope you have a chance to read it and enjoy.

All the best,

Robert

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Robert Boyer

Assistant Professor

Department of Geography & Earth Sciences

UNC Charlotte

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