Dear Marc: We have bet--sorta. I participated in Bill Clark's Global Environmental Assessment Program at
the Belfer Center as a visiting scholar in 1998-99 and I believe we met--or, at least, Bill certainly spoke of you often enough that we seem to have met! Also, Wil Burns, who will the incoming President of the Association for Environmental Studies (AESS), for which I edit the AESS Journal for Environmental Studies and Sciences, suggested that I email in response to your own email below. We're relatively new, about four years old officially, the journal a little later. To be brief: The AESS was created largely at the impetus of Bill Freudenburg (whose career was so regrettably short; a fine man) and some others, including me, to promote interdisciplinary environmental scholarship wtih a peer-reviewed journal that will provide academic credibility and a venue for writing by ES&S faculty and related professions with research and associated issues to present. You can find the journal's webpage, a Springer publication, at http://www.springer.com/environment/journal/13412. We reach a large audience of faculty and administrators involved in ES&S programs across campuses nationally and internationally. I would be delighted to consider any manuscripts concerned with environmental pedagogy. Walter A. Rosenbaum, Ph.D. Editor-in-Chief, Journal for Environmental Studies and Sciences, Director Emeritus, Bob Graham Center for Public Service, and Professor of Political Science, University of Florida 1521 NW 68 Terrace, Gainesville, FL 32605 [email protected] http://www.graham.centers.ufl.edu/staff Ph: 352-331-0663 Cell: 352-682-3226 Fax: 352-331-0663
