On the Interactive Nature of Place-Making: Modifying Growth Machine Theory to Capture the Spatial and Temporal Connections that Spawned the Asian Carp Invasion

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📖🔦 TSQSpotlight... "On the Interactive Nature of Place-Making: Modifying Growth Machine Theory to Capture the Spatial and Temporal Connections that Spawned the Asian Carp Invasion" BY Jordan Fox Besek (2020). https://t.co/ug0IfGhXsB @socquarterly @Routl

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LATEST ISSUE In the newest issue of TSQ, Jordan Fox Besek (@jfbesek) examines the socioenvironmental processes that contributed to the Asian carp invasion, an invasive species event that generated significant social turmoil in the Midwest. Read more: htt

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