Environmental Justice
The Environmental Justice Working Group @ LSU (EJWG) brings together scholars and researchers across LSU with deep knowledge of historical patterns of inequality—particularly the distribution of environmental burdens and economic benefits--in the United States and the Gulf South. Our research collaborations seek to operationalize notions of distributional and reparative justice in ways that center vulnerable communities, and provide effective frameworks to assess and evaluate community benefits in collaboration with affected communities.
Staff Affiliates
Director of LSU Ethics Institute
Specialty Areas: Distributive justice, environmental justice, ethical conduct of research
Assistant Director of LSU Ethics Institute
Specialty Areas: Theoretical and practical ethics, the ethics of emerging technologies and the philosophy of games.
Specialty Areas: sustainable development politics, international agricultural geopolitics, organic agriculture, food sovereignty, environmental justice policy & mapping.
Specialty Areas: food systems, sustainable agriculture, agroecology, food justice.
Teaching Interests: public administration theory and history, public policy, political theory, bureaucracy.
Research Interests: accountability, administrative state, public participation, statecraft, and democracy.
Specialty areas: agriculture, biomass, bioenergy, and biofuels, carbon sequestration, environmental justice
Specialty Areas: Environmental Justice, Political Ecology, Human Geography, Environmental Humanities, the Caribbean and Gulf Coast.
Specialty Areas: disasters, climate change, environmental justice, geospatial methodologies