Adam Douglas Henry

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• Henry, A. D. (2017). Network Segregation and Policy Learning. In Oxford Handbook of Political Networks.
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  This manuscript is forthcoming as a chapter in the University of Oxford Press Handbook of Political Networks. I am unsure when the book itself will come out, but hopefully some time in 2017.
• Henry, A. D., & Brugger, H. (2016). Agent‐Based Explorations of Environmental Consumption in Segregated Networks. In Social Systems Engineering: The Design of Complexity(pp 199-214). Wiley. doi:10.1002/9781118974414
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  This is a theoretical agent-based model developed with Heike Brugger, a PhD student from the University of Konstanz who was a visiting scholar in SGPP in AY2014-15. This manuscript was an open submission to an edited volume published by John Wiley Publishers. After an initial proposal submission, a full manuscript was invited.

Journals/Publications

• Berger, L., Henry, A. D., & Pivo, G. (2022). Orienteering the Landscape of Urban Water Sustainability Indicators. Environmental and Sustainability Indicators, 100207.
• Berger, L., Henry, A. D., & Pivo, G. (2021). Role of City Collaboration Networks in the Acceleration and Attenuation of Integrated Water Management. Water Policy, 23(2), 222--238.
• Brugger, H., & Henry, A. D. (2021). Influence of Policy Discourse Networks on Local Energy Transitions. Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions, 39, 141--154.
• Gerlak, A. K., Elder, A., Thomure, T., Shipek, C., Zuniga-Teran, A., Pavao-Zuckerman, M., Gupta, N., Matsler, M., Berger, L., Henry, A. D., Yang, B. o., Murrieta-Saldivar, J., & Meixner, T. (2021). Green Infrastructure: Lessons in Governance and Collaboration From Tucson. Environment: Science and Policy for Sustainable Development, 63(3), 15--24.
• Henry, A. D. (2021). Evaluating Collaborative Institutions by Segregation and Homophily in Policy Networks. Public Administration, padm.12800.
• Pivo, G., Henry, A. D., Berger, L., & Gomez-Fernandez, E. L. (2021). Organizational Networks and Sustainable Urban Water Practices in US Local Governments. Water Policy, wp2021191.
• Bell, E. V., Bell, E. V., Henry, A. D., Henry, A. D., Pivo, G., & Pivo, G. (2020). Assessing Sectoral Heterogeneity and Leadership in Urban Water Management Networks. Water Policy.
• Berger, L., Henry, A. D., & Pivo, G. (2020). Integrated Water Management Recommendations in Practice: Coexistence of Old and New Ways in Arizona. Water Policy, 22(4), 501--518.
• Henry, A. D. (2020). Meeting the challenge of learning for sustainability through policy networks. Human Ecology Review, 26(2), 171-193.
• Pivo, G. E., Henry, A. D., & Berger, L. (2020). Essential elements at play in local environmental policy change: A guide for the perplexed. Environmental Science & Policy, 106, 240-249. doi:10.1016/j.envsci.2020.01.023
• Vollan, B., & Henry, A. D. (2019). Diversity in decision-making. Nature Climate Change.
• Weible, C., Ingold, K., Nohrstedt, D., Henry, A. D., & Jenkins-Smith, H. C. (2019). Sharpening Advocacy Coalitions. Policy Studies Journal. doi:10.1111/psj.12360
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  My coauthors and I also served as guest editors for this special issue of the JCPA, and our contribution underwent double-blind peer review.
• Henry, A. D. (2018). Learning Sustainability Innovations. Nature Sustainability, 1(4), 164-165. doi:10.1038/s41893-018-0053-9
• Brugger, H., & Henry, A. D. (2018). Equity of incentives: Agent-based explorations of how social networks influence the efficacy of programs to promote solar adoption. Complexity.
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  Heike Brugger was a visiting scholar at SGPP and I served on her PhD committee at the University of Konstanz; this is a collaborative work outside of her dissertation.
• Henry, A. D., Christensen, A., Hofmann, R., Steimanis, I., & Vollan, B. (2017). Influence of sea level rise on discounting, resource use, and migration in small island communities: An agent-based modelling approach. Environmental Conservation.
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  This paper is an interdisciplinary effort and part of an active research project that I collaborate on with Bjorn Vollan, concerning climate change adaptation in rural island communities in the Pacific Ocean.
• Bener, A., Caglayan, B., Henry, A. D., Lipzak, M., & Pralat, P. (2016). Empirical Models of Social Learning in a Large, Evolving Network. PLOS ONE.
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  Authors are listed alphabetically; I am the corresponding author and took the lead on analysis and writing.
• Henry, A. D., Mitsche, D., & Pralat, P. (2016). Homophily, Contagion and the Decay of Segregation in Self-Organizing Networks. Network Science.
• Rai, V., & Henry, A. D. (2016). Agent-Based Modelling of Consumer Energy Choices. Nature Climate Change.
• Henry, A. D. (2014). The Challenge of Statistics Education in Master of Public Administration Programs: A Review of Two Popular Textbooks. Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory, 24(1), 235-243.
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  This was an invited book review in JPART. I used this review as an opportunity to discuss the types of skills that should be taught in MPA statistics programs based on the NAASPA universal required core competencies. I use this paper for teaching purposes in my MPA statistics class.
• Henry, A. D., & Vollan, B. (2014). Networks and the Challenge of Sustainable Development. Annual Review of Environment and Resources, 39(1), 583-610.
• Henry, A. D., Ingold, K., Nohrstedt, D., & Weible, C. (2014). Policy Change in Comparative Contexts: Applying the Advocacy Coalition Framework Outside of Western Europe and North America. Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis, 16(4), 299-312.
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  My coauthors and I also served as guest editors for this special issue of the JCPA, and our contribution underwent double-blind peer review.
• Gerber, E. R., Henry, A. D., & Lubell, M. (2013). Political Homophily and Collaboration in California Regional Planning Networks. American Journal of Political Science, 3(57).
• Henry, A. D., & Pralat, P. (2013). Discovery of Nodal Attributes through a Rank-Based Model of Network Structure. Internet Mathematics.
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  This paper was an invited submission to Internet Mathematics, selected from papers previously published in the LNCS proceedings for the 8th Workshop on Algorithms and Models for the Web Graph.;Your Role: This paper was a shared collaborative effort, with my coauthor being primarily responsible for model setup and proofs of claims. We decided to list our names alphabetically, with Pralat as the corresponding author.;Full Citation: Adam Douglas Henry and Pawel Prałat (2013). "Discovery of Nodal Attributes through a Rank-Based Model of Network Structure." Internet Mathematics, 9(1): 33-57.;Other collaborative: Yes;Specify other collaborative: Collaborative with faculty outside of UA.Pawel Pralat: Ryerson University (Toronto, Canada);
• Henry, A. D., & Dietz, T. (2012). Understanding Environmental Cognition. Organization & Environment.
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  Organization & Environment is a good journal in environmental social science. It's 2012 impact factor is 1.2, which is reasonably high for a social sciences journal.;Your Role: I was lead author and took primary responsibility for organizing and writing the paper.;Full Citation: Adam Douglas Henry and Thomas Dietz (2012). “Understanding Environmental Cognition.” Organization & Environment, 25(3): 238-258.;Other collaborative: Yes;Specify other collaborative: Collaborative with faculty outside of UA.Thomas Dietz: Michigan State University;
• Henry, A. D., & Vollan, B. (2012). Risk, Networks, and Ecological Explanations for the Emergence of Cooperation in Commons Governance. Rationality, Markets and Morals.
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  Rationality, Markets and Morals is an online journal. While it is not a well known journal, the publication is of interest because it was an invited part of a symposium issue on the relations between economics and political science, co-edited by Elinor Ostrom. Björn Vollan and I met because of our shared interest in commons governance and sustainability.;Your Role: I was primarily responsible for the model development and pulling the writing together; my co-author was engaged in the analysis and also in the development of theory and applied lessons. I was lead author on this paper.;Full Citation: Adam Douglas Henry and Björn Vollan (2012). “Risk, Networks, and Ecological Explanations for the Emergence of Cooperation in Commons Governance” Rationality, Markets and Morals, 3: 130-147.;Electronic: Yes;Collaborative with faculty member at UA: Yes;
• Henry, A. D., Lubell, M., & McCoy, M. (2012). Survey-Based Measurement of Public Management and Policy Networks. Journal of Policy Analysis and Management.
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  JPAM is a leading journal in policy research.;Your Role: I was the lead author, responsible for most theory, all writing, and all analysis.;Full Citation: Adam Douglas Henry, Mark Lubell, and Michael McCoy (2012). “Survey-Based Measurement of Public Management and Policy Networks.” Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 31(2): 432-452.;Other collaborative: Yes;Specify other collaborative: Collaborative with faculty outside of UA.Mark Lubell: University of California, DavisMichael McCoy: University of California, Davis;

Presentations

• Jia, J., Lien, A., Henry, A. D., & Baldwin, E. (2021, June). Environmental contingency and network effectiveness. Public Management Research Conference.
• Bell, E., Henry, A. D., & Vollan, B. (2015, June). Working Outside of Collective Action: A Study of Strategic Relationship Formation. Political Networks (POLNET) Annual Conference. Portland, Oregon.
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  Collaborative paper presented by Emily Bell at PolNet 2015.
• Henry, A. D., & Brugger, H. (2015, April). The Equity of Incentives: Agent-Based Explorations of How Residential Solar Adoption Incentives Influence Energy Choices in Segregated Networks. Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM) Fall Research Conference.
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  Paper presented at 2015 APPAM meeting.
• Henry, A. D., & Dietz, T. (2014, November). Policy Learning in an Environmental Risk Policy Network. Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM) Fall Research Conference.
• Henry, A. D., & Kumar, S. (2014, November). Agent-Based Explanations of How Network Segregation Inhibits Social Learning for Sustainability. Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM) Fall Research Conference.
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  Paper presented at 2014 APPAM conference.
• Henry, A. D., & Vollan, B. (2012, 2012-04-01). Agent-based models of risk and cooperation in a dynamic policy network. Midwest Political Science Association. Chicago, Illinois, USA.
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  This paper is different from the one officially listed in the 2012 MPSA conference program; the paper listed in the program ended up being presented instead at the 2013 conference.I was lead author on this paper and delivered the presentation at MPSA; This conference paper was eventually published later in 2012.Vollan is a faculty member at the University of Innsbruck in Austria.Type of Presentation: Academic Conference.
• Henry, A. D., & solo, . (2012, 2012-12-01). Collaborative Institutions, Policy Networks, and Learning for Sustainable Regional Planning. Design and Dynamics of Institutions for Collective Action. Utrecht, The Netherlands.
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  This conference was a special thematic conference of the International Association for the Study of Commons (IASC). It was organized around the work of ELinor Ostrom, who was meant to be a keynote speaker but had passed by the time of the conference.;Refereed: Yes;Interdisciplinary: Yes;Type of Presentation: Academic Conference/Workshop;