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PUBLICATIONS

Pinderhughes, R. Green Collar Jobs: Work Force Opportunities in the Growing Green Economy, Journal of Race, Poverty and the Environment, Vol 13, No 1, Summer 2006.

Pinderhughes, R. Alternative Urban Futures. International Urban Planning Association Series. Edited by Lauren Heberle, forthcoming 2006.

Pinderhughes, R. Alternative Urban Futures: Planning for Sustainable Development in Cities Throughout the World. Rowman and Littlefield Inc. 2004.
Pinderhughes, R. Democratizing Environmental Assets: The Role of Urban Gardens and Farms in Reducing Poverty in Democratizing Environmental Assets, Boyce and Shelly (Eds.), Russell Sage Publications, 2003.

Pinderhughes, R. and Miner, J. Good Farming, Healthy Communities: Strengthening Regional Sustainable Agriculture Sectors and Local Food Systems, 2002.

Pinderhughes, R. Murphy, C. and Gonzalez, M. Urban Agriculture in Havana, Cuba. In Down to Earth, Centre for Science and the Environment, New Delhi, India, Spring 2001.

Moore, J. and Pinderhughes, R. The Latino Population: The Importance of Economic Restructuring, Race, Class and Gender, Anderson and Collins (Eds.), Wadsworth Publishing Company, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Editions.

Pinderhughes, R. Book Review of Challenging Fronteras: Structuring Latina and Latino Lives in the U.S. in Journal of American Ethnic History, Vol. 19, No 1. Fall 1999.

Cordova, C & Pinderhughes, R. Central and South Americans in the United States in, A Nation of Peoples: A Sourcebook on America’s Multicultural Heritage, Elliot Barkan (Ed), Greenwood Press, 1997.

Pinderhughes, R. Who Decides What Constitutes a Pollution Problem? Journal of Race, Gender and Class. Vol 5, No 1, 130-152, 1997.

Pinderhughes, R. “Economic and Social Inequality in San Francisco: A Case Study of Environmental Risks in the City’s Mission District.” Hastings West-Northwest Journal of Environmental Law and Policy, University of California, Hastings College of Law, Volume 3,
Number 3; Fall 1996.

Pinderhughes, R. The Impact of Race on Environmental Quality: An Empirical and Theoretical Discussion. Sociological Perspectives: Special Issue on the Environment, Fall 1996.

Pinderhughes, R. Confronting Environmental Racism through Music. Race, Poverty and the Environment, Vol IV, No 3, Fall 1993:35-36, 1996.

Gottlieb, B., Pinderhughes, R, Ramo, A, and Roque, J. An Environmental Justice Report; California Environmental Protection Agency (CAL EPA), Comparative Risk Project, January 1994.

Moore, J. and Pinderhughes, R. (Eds.). In the Barrios: Latinos and the Underclass Debate. Russell Sage, New York, 1993. Hardback and Paperback, 1993.

Pinderhughes, R. Toxics in West Berkeley. Other Voices, West Berkeley Fund for Community Progress, Sum 1993.

Methodologies and Instruments Developed for the Berkeley Food System Assessment Project in USDA Guide to Conducting a Food System Assessment United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), 2003.

The Berkeley Food System Assessment in Community Food Coalition in Guide to Conducting a Food System Assessment Josephs and Fisher (Eds), forthcoming Spring 2001.

Towards a Sustainable Campus: San Francisco State University Preliminary Environmental Audit, 1999.

Pinderhughes, R., Tsui, F., Wong, A., Webster, R. and Kerr, C.; THE LATSTAT REPORT Poverty and Social Inequality in San Francisco: Focus on Latino Families and Children, Urban Institute and Cesar Chavez Institute, San Francisco State University, 1996.

 

 

 

Publications Archive:

From The Ground Up:
The Role of Urban Gardens and Farms in Low-Income Communities
For Ford Foundation's edited volume on Environmental Assets and the Poor (2001)
published by the Russell Sage Foundation.

Urban Agriculture in Havana, Cuba
with Catherine Murphy, M.A., Facultad Latino Americano de Ciencas Sociales (FLASCO/Cuba)
Mario Gonzalez, Delegation Provicianal de la Agricultura, Ciuded de la Habana

Who Decides What Constitutes A Pollution Problem?:
Barriers to Community Organizing Around Small Source Polluters In Low-Income Communities
Published in Professors Robert Bullard and Glenn Johnson special edition of The Journal of Race, Class and Gender, July 1997

Social And Economic Inequality In San Francisco:
A Case Study of Environmental Risks In The City's Mission District
Based on a presentation made at the Conference on Urban Environmental Issues in the Bay Area Hastings West-Northwest Journal of Environmental Law and Policy Second Annual Environmental Law Symposium March 23, 1996