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Jill Lindsey Harrison CV

JILL LINDSEY HARRISON
Department of Geography
University of Colorado-Boulder
103c Guggenheim
Boulder, CO 80309
[email protected]

PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS

2022-present Associate Professor, Department of Geography, University of Colorado-Boulder
Associate Faculty, Environmental Studies Program
Faculty Affiliate, Department of Sociology
Faculty Affiliate, Department of Ethnic Studies
Faculty Affiliate, Center for Creative Climate Communication & Behavior
Change
Co-Founder, Director, and Faculty Affiliate, Graduate Certificate in
Environmental Justice
Faculty Fellow, Center for Values and Social Policy
2016-2022 Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder
2011-2016 Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Colorado-Boulder
2006-2011 Assistant Professor, Department of Community & Environmental Sociology,
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Buttel-Sewell Professor of Rural Sociology
Faculty Affiliate, Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies
Faculty Affiliate, Holtz Center for Science and Technology Studies
Faculty Affiliate, Agroecology Graduate Program
Faculty Affiliate, Program on Agricultural Technology Studies

EDUCATION

Ph.D. 2006. University of California, Santa Cruz, Environmental Studies (with a PhD minor in
Environmental Sociology). Dissertation Title: “Constructing ‘Accidents’: The Naturalization of
Regulatory Neglect in California’s Agricultural Pesticide Drift Conflict”
B.A. 1997. University of California, Berkeley, Development Studies (with honors)

AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION

Environmental Justice
Environmental Politics
Political Ecology
Geographies of Agriculture and Food
Immigration Politics

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BOOKS

Harrison, Jill Lindsey. 2019. From the Inside Out: The Fight for Environmental Justice within Government
Agencies. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.

Honorable Mention, 2020 Allan Schnaiberg Outstanding Publication Award from the
American Sociological Association’s Section on Environmental Sociology

Reviewed In: American Journal of Sociology [2022; 127(6): 1926-1928], Contemporary
Sociology [2022; 51(2): 127-129], H-Environmental [February 2021], Human Ecology
Review [2020; 26(1)], Human Geography [2022; 15(2): 229-231], International Journal of
Environmental Studies [2022; 79(3): 579-580], Journal of Environmental Studies and
Sciences [2021], Journal of American Planning Association [2022; 88(2): 78-279], Society
and Natural Resources [2022; 36(1): 89-90]

Author Meets Critics: American Association of Geographers, April 2021; Pacific
Sociological Association, March 2021; Rural Sociological Society, July 2021; Western
Political Science Association, April 2021

Harrison, Jill Lindsey. 2011. Pesticide Drift and the Pursuit of Environmental Justice. Cambridge, MA: MIT
Press.

Winner of the 2012 Fred Buttel Outstanding Scholarly Achievement Award, Rural
Sociological Society

Winner of the 2012 Association of Humanist Sociology Book Award

Reviewed In: American Journal of Sociology [118(1):251-253, 2012], Contemporary
Sociology [41(5):639-640, 2012], Organization and Environment [25(1):98-100, 2012],
Rural Sociology [77(2):314-317, 2012], Environmental History [17(4):866-868, 2012],
Review of Policy Research [30(3):341-343, 2013], The Professional Geographer
[64(3):472-474, 2012], Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries [49(06), 2012], and
Electronic Green Journal [34, 2012].

PEER-REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES (graduate student co-authors in bold)

Harrison, Jill Lindsey. Forthcoming. “Environmental Justice and the State.” Environment and Planning E:
Nature and Space. https://doi.org/10.1177/25148486221138736

Malin, Stephanie A., David Ciplet, and Jill Lindsey Harrison. 2023. “Sites of Resistance, Acceptance, and
Quiescence Amid Environmental Injustice: An Introduction to the Special Issue on Sustainability under
Neoliberalism.” Environmental Justice 16(1): 1-9.

Harrison, Jill Lindsey, and Maya Gabriela-Auiler Contreras. 2023. “The Subtle Production of Quiescence:
Tracing the Neoliberalization of Environmental Justice Policy Implementation.” Environmental Justice
16(1): 10-18.
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London, Jonathan K., and Jill Lindsey Harrison. 2021. “From Environmental Justice Activist to Agency
Staff: Implications for Agencies, Movement Organizations, and These Insider Allies.” Environmental
Justice 14(5): 338-344.

Niles, Skye, Shawhin Roudbari, Santina Contreras, Jessica Kaminsky, and Jill Lindsey Harrison. 2020.
“Resisting and Assisting Social Engagement in Engineering Education.” Journal of Engineering Education
109(3): 491-507.

Contreras, Santina, Skye Niles, Shawhin Roudbari, Jill Harrison, and Jessica Kaminsky. 2020. “Bridging
the Praxis of Hazards and Development with Resilience: A Case Study of an Engineering Education
Program.” International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction 42: 101347.

Ciplet, David, and Jill Lindsey Harrison. 2020. “Transition Tensions: Mapping Conflicts in Movements for
a Just and Sustainable Transition.” Environmental Politics 29 (3): 435-456.
Finalist for 2020 Environmental Politics’ Article of the Year Award

Dillon, Lindsey, Christopher Sellers, Vivian Underhill, Nicholas Shapiro, Jennifer Liss Ohayon, Marianne
Sullivan, Phil Brown, Jill Harrison, Sara Wylie, and the “EPA Under Siege” Writing Group. 2018. “The EPA
in the Early Trump Administration: Prelude to Regulatory Capture.” American Journal of Public Health
108 (S2): S89-S94.

Fredrickson, Leif, Christopher Sellers, Lindsey Dillon, Jennifer Liss Ohayon, Nicholas Shapiro, Marianne
Sullivan, Stephen Bocking, Phil Brown, Vanessa de la Rosa, Jill Harrison, Sara Johns, Katherine
Kulik, Rebecca Lave, Michelle Murphy, Liza Piper, Lauren Richter and Sara Wylie. 2018. “History of U.S.
Presidential Assaults on Modern Environmental Health Protection.” American Journal of Public Health
108 (S2): S95-S103.

Harrison, Jill Lindsey. 2017. “‘We Do Ecology, Not Sociology’: Interactions among Bureaucrats and the
Undermining of Regulatory Agencies’ Environmental Justice Efforts.” Environmental Sociology 3(3): 197-
212.

Keller, Julie K., Margaret Grey, and Jill Lindsey Harrison. 2017. “Milking Workers, Breaking Bodies: Health
Inequality in the Dairy Industry.” New Labor Forum 26(1): 36-44.

Harrison, Jill Lindsey. 2016. “Bureaucrats’ Tacit Understandings and Social Movement Policy
Implementation: Unpacking the Deviation of Agency Environmental Justice Programs from EJ Movement
Priorities.” Social Problems 63(4): 534-553.

Harrison, Jill Lindsey. 2015. “Coopted Environmental Justice? Activists’ Roles in Shaping EJ Policy
Implementation.” Environmental Sociology 1(4): 241-255. [lead article]
Winner of the 2017 Allan Schnaiberg Outstanding Publication Award from the American
Sociological Association’s Section on Environmental Sociology.

Harrison, Jill Lindsey, and Christy Getz. 2014. “Farm Size and Job Quality: Mixed-Methods Studies of
Hired Farm Work in California and Wisconsin.” Agriculture and Human Values 32(4): 617-634.

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Harrison, Jill Lindsey. 2014. “Neoliberal Environmental Justice: Mainstream Ideas of Justice in Political
Conflict over Agricultural Pesticides in the United States.” Environmental Politics 23(4): 650-669.

Harrison, Jill Lindsey, and Sarah E. Lloyd. 2013. “New Jobs, New Workers, and New Inequalities:
Explaining Employers’ Roles in Occupational Segregation by Nativity and Race.” Social Problems 60(3):
281-301. [lead article]
Reprinted in Grenier, Guillermo J., and Fabiana Brunetta, eds. 2015. The Individual in Society,
Second Ed. Kendall Hunt Publishing Company.

Harrison, Jill Lindsey, and Sarah E. Lloyd. 2012. “Illegality at Work: Deportability and the Productive New
Era of Immigration Enforcement.” Antipode 44(2): 365-385.

Harrison, Jill Lindsey. 2011. “Parsing ‘Participation’ in Action Research: Navigating the Challenges of Lay
Involvement in Technically Complex Participatory Science Projects.” Society and Natural Resources
24(7): 702-716.

Harrison, Jill, and Steven Wolf. 2008. “Introduction to the Special Issue: Charting Fault Lines in U.S.
Agrifood Systems: What Can We Contribute?” Agriculture and Human Values 25(2): 147-149.

Harrison, Jill. 2008. “Lessons Learned from Pesticide Drift: A Call to Bring Production Agriculture, Farm
Labor, and Social Justice Back into Agrifood Research and Activism.” Agriculture and Human Values
25(2): 163-167.

Harrison, Jill. 2008. “Abandoned Bodies and Spaces of Sacrifice: Pesticide Drift Activism and the
Contestation of Neoliberal Environmental Politics in California.” Geoforum 39(3): 1197-1214.

Harrison, Jill. 2006. “‘Accidents’ and Invisibilities: Scaled Discourse and the Naturalization of Regulatory
Neglect in California’s Pesticide Drift Conflict.” Political Geography 25(5): 506-529.

PEER-REVIEWED BOOK CHAPTERS

Malin, Stephanie, Jill Harrison, and Adam Mayer. 2021. “Sociology of Energy.” Invited chapter for
Handbook of Environmental Sociology, edited by Beth Shaefer Caniglia, Andrew Jorgenson, Stephanie A.
Malin, Lori Peek, David N. Pellow, and Xiaorui Huang. Switzerland: Springer.

Harrison, Jill Lindsey. 2020. “Regulatory Culture: Racial Ideologies and the Fight for Environmental
Justice Within Government Agencies.” Invited chapter for Lessons in Environmental Justice: From Civil
Rights to Black Lives and Idle No More, edited by Michael Mascarenhas. Sage Publications.

Harrison, Jill Lindsey. 2020. “U.S. Environmental Social Movements.” Invited chapter for Twenty Lessons
in Environmental Sociology (3rd ed.), edited by Ken Gould and Tammy Lewis. Oxford: Oxford University
Press.

Harrison, Jill Lindsey. 2020. “Pesticide Purveyors and Corporate Power.” In Bite Back: People Taking on
Corporate Food and Winning, edited by Saru Jayaraman and Kathryn De Master. Berkeley: University of
California Press.
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Harrison, Jill Lindsey. 2017. “Taking a Different Tack: Pesticide Regulatory Reform Activism in California.”
Invited chapter for The New Food Activism: Opposition, Cooperation and Collective Action, ed. Alison
Alkon and Julie Guthman. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press.

Harrison, Jill Lindsey. 2014. “Situating Neoliberalization: Unpacking the Construction of Racially
Segregated Workplaces.” In The Neoliberal Regime in the Agri-Food Sector: Crisis, Resilience and
Restructuring, ed. Steven Wolf and Alessandro Bonanno. Routledge, 91-111.

DuPuis, E. Melanie, Jill Lindsey Harrison, and David Goodman 2011. “Just Food?” In Cultivating Food
Justice, ed. Alison Alkon and Julian Agyeman. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 283-307.

Harrison, Jill. 2008. “Confronting Invisibility: Reconstructing Scale in California’s Pesticide Drift Conflict.”
In Contentious Geographies: Environment, Meaning and Scale, ed. Michael Goodman and Max Boykoff.
Aldershot, UK: Ashgate, 115-130.

DuPuis, E. Melanie, David Goodman, and Jill Harrison. 2007. “Just Values or Just Value?: Remaking the
Local in Agro-Food Studies.” In Between the Local and the Global: Confronting Complexity in the
Contemporary Agri-Food Sector, ed. Terry Marsden and Jonathan Murdoch. Oxford: Elsevier, 241-268.

Harrison, Jill. 2004. “Invisible People, Invisible Places: Connecting Air Pollution and Pesticide Drift in
California.” In Smoke and Mirrors: The Politics and Culture of Air Pollution, ed. E. Melanie DuPuis, New
York: New York University Press, 288-304.

JOURNAL ISSUE EDITORSHIP

2023 Malin, Stephanie, David Ciplet, and Jill Lindsey Harrison. Co-Editors of special issue:
“Sustainability and Environmental Justice under Neoliberalism: Sites of Resistance and
Acceptance.” Environmental Justice 16(1).

2008 Harrison, Jill, and Steven Wolf. Co-Editors of special issue: “Charting Fault Lines in U.S.
Agrifood Systems.” Agriculture and Human Values 25(2).

BOOK REVIEWS

Harrison, Jill Lindsey. 2022. Review of Suzanne Staggenborg. 2020. Grassroots Environmentalism. (New
York: Cambridge University Press), in American Journal of Sociology 127(4): 1715-1717.

Harrison, Jill Lindsey. 2016. Review of Jennifer Clapp. 2012. Food. (Cambridge, UK: Polity Press), in
Journal of World Systems Research 22(1): 296-298.

Harrison, Jill Lindsey. 2013. Review of Lisa Sun-Hee Park and David Naguib Pellow. 2011. The Slums of
Aspen: Immigrants vs. the Environment in America’s Eden (New York: NYU Press), in Contemporary
Sociology 42(4): 596-597.

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PEER-REVIEWED OTHER TYPES OF MANUSCRIPTS

Harrison, Jill Lindsey. 2019. “Climate Justice and the Green New Deal: Organizational Culture in
Regulatory Agencies.” Article for Public Administration Review’s Bully Pulpit Symposium on “The Green
New Deal: Pathways to a Low Carbon Economy,” edited by Nives Dolsak and Aseem Prakash.
https://www.publicadministrationreview.com/the-green-new-deal-pathways-to-a-low-carbon-
economy/

MANUSCRIPTS IN DEVELOPMENT FOR PEER-REVIEWED JOURNALS

Harrison, Jill Lindsey, and Jonathan K. London. “Insider Activism and Organizational Change: The
Influence of Professional Background on Opportunities and Challenges.”

Tadaki, Marc, and Jill Lindsey Harrison. “The Politics of the Environmental Bureaucracy.” Planned
submission to Progress in Human Geography.

RESEARCH REPORTS

Harrison, Jill. 2017. “What's Happening with Government Agencies' Environmental Justice Work?”
Community Science Forum. Public Lab. https://publiclab.org/notes/mlamadrid/12-05-2017/what-s-
happening-with-government-agencies-environmental-justice-work?_=1512517856

Sellers, Christopher, Lindsey Dillon, Jennifer Liss Ohayon, Nick Shapiro, Marianne Sullivan, Chris Amoss,
Stephen Bocking, Phil Brown, Vanessa De la Rosa, Jill Harrison, Sara Johns, Katherine Kulik, Rebecca
Lave, Michelle Murphy, Liza Piper, Lauren Richter, and Sara Wylie. 2017. “The EPA Under Siege: Trump’s
Assault in History and Testimony.” Environmental Data and Governance Initiative.
https://envirodatagov.org/publication/the-epa-under-siege/.

Harrison, Jill, Sarah Lloyd, Trish O’Kane, and Alan Turnquist. 2009. “Immigrant Labor Holds 40 Percent
Market Share.” Hoard’s Dairyman. December: 749-50.

Harrison, Jill, Sarah Lloyd, and Trish O’Kane. 2009. “Overview of Immigrant Workers on Wisconsin Dairy
Farms.” Changing Hands: Hired Labor on Wisconsin Dairy Farms Briefing No. 1. UW-Madison Program on
Agricultural Technology Studies.

Harrison, Jill, Sarah Lloyd, and Trish O’Kane. 2009. “A Look into the Lives of Wisconsin's Immigrant Dairy
Workers.” Changing Hands: Hired Labor on Wisconsin Dairy Farms Briefing No. 2. UW-Madison Program
on Agricultural Technology Studies.

Harrison, Jill, Sarah Lloyd, and Trish O’Kane. 2009. “Dairy Workers in Wisconsin: Tasks, Shifts, Wages,
and Benefits.” Changing Hands: Hired Labor on Wisconsin Dairy Farms Briefing No. 3. UW-Madison
Program on Agricultural Technology Studies.

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Harrison, Jill, Sarah Lloyd, and Trish O’Kane. 2009. “Immigrant Dairy Workers in Rural Wisconsin
Communities.” Changing Hands: Hired Labor on Wisconsin Dairy Farms Briefing No. 4. UW-Madison
Program on Agricultural Technology Studies.

Harrison, Jill, Sarah Lloyd, and Trish O’Kane. 2009. “Legal Issues Facing Immigrant Dairy Workers in
Wisconsin.” Changing Hands: Hired Labor on Wisconsin Dairy Farms Briefing No. 5. UW-Madison
Program on Agricultural Technology Studies.

Harrison, Jill, Julia McReynolds, Trish O’Kane, and Brent Valentine. 2008. “Hired Labor in Wisconsin
Agriculture: Trends and Implications.” Status of Wisconsin Agriculture. Madison: University of Wisconsin.

Harrison, Jill. 2008. “Drift Catcher Project Assessment.” Independent assessment of lay air monitoring
project for Pesticide Action Network.

Harrison, Jill. 2007. “Immigrant Labor on Wisconsin Dairy Farms.” Program on Agricultural Technology
Studies Fact Sheet 24. October.

Dorfman, Lori, Julie Guthman, Jill Harrison, and Elena Lingas 2006. “Findings from an exploration of the
intersections between agriculture, immigration, health care, and food/obesity in public policy and news
coverage.” Berkeley Media Studies Group.

Harrison, Jill. 2003. “Social Issues in Modern Agriculture,” Unit 3.2 in Albie Miles and Martha Brown,
eds., Teaching Organic Farming and Gardening: Resources for Instructors. Center for Agroecology and
Sustainable Food Systems. Santa Cruz: University of California.

AWARDS AND HONORS

2020 Finalist, Environmental Politics Article of the Year Award, for “Transition Tensions: Mapping
Conflicts in Movements for a Just and Sustainable Transition,” published in Environmental
Politics and co-authored with David Ciplet.

2020 Honorable Mention, Allan Schnaiberg Outstanding Publication Award, American
Sociological Association’s Section on Environmental Sociology, for From the Inside Out:
The Fight for Environmental Justice within Government Agencies (MIT Press, 2019)

2018 Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award, Department of Sociology, University of Colorado-
Boulder

2017 Allan Schnaiberg Outstanding Publication Award, American Sociological Association’s
Section on Environmental Sociology, for “Coopted Environmental Justice? Activists’ Roles
in Shaping EJ Policy Implementation” published in Environmental Sociology in 2015.

2012 Fred Buttel Outstanding Scholarly Achievement Award, Rural Sociological Society, for Pesticide
Drift and the Pursuit of Environmental Justice (MIT Press, 2011)

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2012 Book Award, Association of Humanist Sociology, for Pesticide Drift and the Pursuit of
Environmental Justice (MIT Press, 2011)

GRANTS

Pending Proposals
2022 National Science Foundation. “Explaining Variations and Social Outcomes of Cumulative Impact
Assessment for Environmental Justice by Government Agencies in Environmental Permit
Review.” Principle Investigator. $504,160. 8/15/23-8/15/26.

Previous Funding
2021 Leadership Education for Advancement and Promotion (LEAP) Associate Professor Growth Grant,
CU Boulder ($5,805)

2017 ACLS Sabbatical Fellowship, American Council of Learned Societies ($43,500)

2017 Franklin Research Grant, American Philosophical Society. ($6,000)

2016 Roudbari, Shawhin (PI), Jill Harrison (co-PI), and Jessica Kaminsky (co-PI). “Collaborative
Proposal: Standard: Institutional Cultures of Ethical Practice in University-Based Engineering-for-
Development Programs.” National Science Foundation’s Cultivating Cultures for Ethical STEM
program, Directorate for Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences. (Approximately $400,000)

2010 Wattiaux, Michel (PI), Bradford Barham, Michael Bell, Victor Cabrera, and Jill Harrison (co-PIs).
“Integrated Analysis of Diverse Dairy Systems in Mexico and Wisconsin: Building Capacity for
Multidisciplinary Appraisal of Sustainability.” International Science and Education Grant, United
States Department of Agriculture. ($149,968)

2008 Harrison, Jill (PI). “Lay Science in Pesticide Regulatory Process: Implications for Public Health,
Public Participation, and Other Principles of Environmental Justice.” Graduate School Research
Committee Grant, University of Wisconsin-Madison. ($10,667)

2007 Harrison, Jill (PI). “Immigrant Farm Labor in Wisconsin Dairy Industry.” Hatch Grant WIS01272,
University of Wisconsin-Madison. ($26,547)

2005 Harrison, Jill. Dissertation-Year Writing Fellowship, University of California, Santa Cruz, Graduate
Division. ($26,000)

2004 Harrison, Jill. Graduate Student Sabbatical Fellowship, University of California, Santa Cruz.
($8,000)

2003 Harrison, Jill. “Hidden Workers, Hidden Injustices: Investigating the Invisibility of Farm Workers
in California’s Pesticide Drift Debates.” Dissertation Fellowship, University of California, Institute
for Labor and Employment. ($23,000)

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2002 Harrison, Jill. “Risk, Power, and Profits: Building Coalitions to Deconstruct the Problem of Farm
Worker Pesticide Poisonings.” Pre-Dissertation Fellowship, University of California, Institute for
Labor and Employment. ($5,000)

2002 Harrison, Jill. “Drifting into Action: Grassroots Critique of Pesticide Drift and its Contribution to
Sustainable Agriculture in California.” Graduate Student Research Grant, University of California,
Center for Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems. ($1,000)

PRESENTATIONS AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES

2021 Harrison, Jill. Author’s response in “Authors Meet Critics: Jill Lindsey Harrison’s From the Inside
Out: The Fight for Environmental Justice in Government Agencies.” Rural Sociological Society
annual meeting.

2021 Harrison, Jill. Author’s response in book panel. “Authors Meet Critics: Jill Lindsey Harrison’s From
the Inside Out: The Fight for Environmental Justice in Government Agencies.” Pacific Sociological
Association annual meeting.

2021 Harrison, Jill. Author’s response in book panel. “Authors Meet Critics: Jill Lindsey Harrison’s From
the Inside Out: The Fight for Environmental Justice in Government Agencies.” Western Political
Science Association annual meeting.

2021 Harrison, Jill. Author’s response in book panel. “Authors Meet Critics: New Views on
Environmental Justice from the State to the Streets.” American Association of Geographers
annual meeting.

2021 Invited panelist for book panel. “Author Meets Critics: Laura-Anne Minkoff-Zern’s The New
American Farmer: Immigration, Race, and the Struggle for Sustainability.” American Association
of Geographers annual meeting.

2019 Harrison, Jill. “Defending Environmental Progress, Dismissing Environmental Justice: The
Undermining of EJ Policy Implementation within U.S. Environmental Regulatory Agencies.”
Presentation at the Transformative Connections Environmental Justice Conference at the
University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK.

2019 Harrison, Jill. “White Supremacy, the Environment, and the State in EJ Scholarship.” Paper
presented at the American Association of Geographers annual meeting in Washington DC.

2018 Harrison, Jill. “Discussion on Methodological and Ethical Issues of Critically Evaluating
Environmental Regulatory Agencies in the Current Political Climate.” Panel session participant.
American Association of Geographers annual meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana

2018 Harrison, Jill. “Regulatory Culture and the Administration of Environmental Justice Policy.” Paper
presented at the American Association of Geographers annual meeting in New Orleans,
Louisiana.

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2017 Ciplet, David, and Jill Harrison. “Mapping Tensions in Movements for a Just and Sustainable
Transition.” Paper presented at Environmental Justice in the Anthropocene Conference at
Colorado State University.

2016 Harrison, Jill. “Colorblind Racial Ideology and Government Agencies’ Environmental Justice
Programs.” Paper presented at the American Sociological Association annual meeting in Seattle,
Washington.

2016 Harrison, Jill. “Rejecting Recognition: Colorblind Racial Ideology and Government Agencies’
Environmental Justice Programs.” Paper presented at the American Association of Geographers
annual meeting in San Francisco, California.

2015 Harrison, Jill. “Bureaucrats at Work in the Neoliberal Era: Unpacking the Neoliberalization of
Agency Environmental Justice Programs.” Paper presented at American Sociological Association
annual meeting in Chicago, Illinois.

2015 Harrison, Jill. “Rejecting Recognition: Post-Racial Ideology and Government Agencies’
Environmental Justice Programs.” Paper presented at Conference on the Plurality and Politics of
Environmental Justice, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK.

2015 Harrison, Jill. “Bureaucrats at Work in the Neoliberal Era: Unpacking the Neoliberalization of
Agency Environmental Justice Programs.” Paper presented at the American Association of
Geographers annual meeting in Chicago, Illinois.

2014 Harrison, Jill Lindsey, and Christy Getz. “Farm Size and Job Quality: Mixed-Methods Studies of
Hired Farm Work in California and Wisconsin.” Paper presented at Rural Sociological Society
annual meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana.

2014 Harrison, Jill Lindsey, and Christy Getz. “Farm Size and Job Quality: Mixed-Methods Studies of
Hired Farm Work in California and Wisconsin.” Paper presented at Agriculture, Food, and Human
Values annual meeting in Burlington, Vermont.

2012 Harrison, Jill. “Constructing Reliability on the Job: Creating and Naturalizing Compliant
Workaholics, Racial Segregation, and Immigrant Vulnerability.” Paper presented at American
Sociological Association annual meeting (Race, Gender, and Class special session) in Denver,
Colorado.

2012 Harrison, Jill. “Navigating the Neoliberal-Nativist Interface: Farmer Survival and the Construction
of Racially Segregated Workplaces.” Paper presented at Rural Sociological Society annual
meeting in Chicago, Illinois.

2012 Harrison, Jill. “Milking Illegality: Employers as Bordering Agents, and the Profitable Implications
of Contemporary Migration Policing within the United States.” Paper presented at American
Association of Geographers annual meeting in New York, New York.

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