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1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131
Physical Location:
Bandelier West & East
Phone: (505)277-5041
Fax: (505)277-3614
geography@unm.edu
John Carr, Associate Professor of Geography
Bandelier Hall West - Room 201
Interests
Educational Background
Ph.D. 2007, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, Geography Department
Dissertation: The Political Grind – The Role of Youthful Identities in the Municipal Politics of Public Space
Advisor: Steve Herbert
J.D. 1993, University of Texas School of Law, Austin, Texas
B.A., 1990 Trinity University
Courses Taught
- Urban Geography
- Legal Geography
- People and Places: Globalization
- Graduate Seminar: Introduction to Geographic History and Methods
Selected Publications
Carr, J., Milstein, T. (2017) Keep Burning Coal or the Manatee Gets It: Rendering The Carbon Economy Invisible through Endangered Species Protection, Antipode
Carr, J., Dionisio, R. (2017) Flexible Spaces as a “Third Way” Forward for Planning, Cities: the International Journal of Urban Policy and Planning 70, 73-82
Carr, J. (2017) Skateboarding in Dude Space: The roles of space and sport in constructing gender among adult skateboarders, Sociology of Sport Journal 34, 25-34
Carr, J. (2014) Invited Chapter: “Making Urban Politics Go Away: The role of legally mandated planning processes in occluding city-level power.” In M. Davidson and D. Martin (Eds.) Urban Politics: Critical Approaches. Sage (London)
