Contact me if you would like a copy of any of these papers for your personal use. Walker,
C., Baxter, J. and Ouellette, D. (in press) Beyond rhetoric to
understanding asymmetrical impacts of wind turbine conflict in two
Ontario, Canada communities, Environment and Planning A. Baxter, J., Morzaria, R., and Hirsch, R. (2013) A case-control
study of support/opposition to wind turbines: Perceptions of health
risk, economic benefits, and community conflict, Energy Policy, 61: 931-43 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.enpol.2013.06.050
Crighton E., Brown, C., Baxter, J.,
Lemyre, L., Masuda, J. and
Ursitti, F. (2013) Perceptions and experiences of environmental
health risks among new mothers: A qualitative study in Ontario, Canada,
Health Risk
and Society, 15(4): 295-312
Deacon, L. and Baxter, J. (2013) 'No
Opportunity to Say No: A case study of procedural environmental
injustice in Canada' Journal
of Environmental Planning and Management, 56(5): 607-23.
Larock, S. and Baxter, J. (2013) Local
facility hazard risk controversy and non-local hazard risk perception, Journal of Risk Research,
16(6): 713-732
Mkandawire,
P., Luginaah, I. and Baxter, J. (in
press) Growing up an orphan:
Vulnerability of adolescent girls to HIV in Malawi, Transactions of the Institute of
British Geographers.
Gibson-Wood,
H., Wakefield, S., Vanderlinden, L., Bienefeld, M., Cole, D., Baxter,
J. and Jermyn, L. (2012) "A drop of water in the pool":
information and engagement of linguistic communities around a municipal
pesticide bylaw to protect the public's health' Critical Public Health, 22(3):
341-53
Atari, O., Luginaah, I. and Baxter, J. (2011) ‘‘This is the mess that we
are living in’’: residents everyday
life experiences of living in a stigmatized community, GeoJournal, 76(5):
483-500
Hirsch, R. and Baxter, J. (2011) Context, cultural
bias, and health risk perception: The 'everyday'
nature of pesticide policy preferences in London, Calgary, and Halifax,
Risk Analysis,
31(5): 874-65.
Wakefield, S. and Baxter, J.
(2010) Linking health
inequality and environmental justice: Articulating a precautionary
framework for research and action, Environmental
Justice, 3(3):
95-102
Masuda, J. Baxter, J. and Poland, B. (2010)
Reaching for environmental health justice: Canadian
experiences for a comprehensive research, policy and advocacy agenda in
health promotion, Health
Promotion International, 25(4): 453-463.
Hirsch, R., Baxter, J., Brown, C. (2010) The
importance of
skillful community leaders, Understanding municipal pesticide policy
change in Calgary and Halifax, Journal
of Environmental Planning and Management, 53(6): 743–757
Hirsch, R. and Baxter, J. (2009), The look of the
lawn: Pesticide policy-preference and health risk perception in
context, Environment and
Planning C, 27(3), 468-490.
Baxter,
J. (2009) Risk Perception: A Quantitative investigation of the
insider/outsider dimension of cultural theory and place, Journal of Risk Research,
12(6): 771-91.
Baxter, J. (2007) Reassessing
the voluntary siting process for a hazardous waste facility in Alberta,
Canada 15 years later, Conference Proceedings
International
Conference on the Siting of Locally Unwanted Facilities: Challenges and
Issues, Hong Kong: Dec 12-14
Baxter, J. (2006) Place impacts of technological
hazards: A case
study of community conflict as outcome, Journal of
Environmental Planning and Management 49(3): 337-60.
Baxter, J. (2005) Understanding
“Low Concern” Near the Hazardous Waste Treatment Facility at Swan Hills
AB, Conference Proceedings, Waste: The Social
Context, Edmonton: May 11-14.
Baxter, J. and Greenlaw, K. (2005) Revisiting
cultural theory of
risk: Explaining perceptions of technological environmental hazards
using comparative
analysis, Canadian Geographer, 49(1):
61-80.
Baxter, J. and Lee, D. (2004) Explaining the
maintenance of low
concern near a hazardous waste treatment facility, Journal of
Risk Research, 6(1): 705-729.
Barnes, G., Baxter, J., Litva, A., Staples, B.
(2002) Beyond physical
health effects: Interpersonal and community-level impacts of chronic
chemical
contamination, Social Science and Medicine, 55(12):
2227-2241.
Baxter, J. and Eyles, J. (1999) Prescription for
research practice?
Grounded theory in qualitative evaluation, Area.
31(2): 179-181.
Baxter, J., Eyles, J. and Elliott, S. (1999) When
facility siting principles
conflict:; A case sudsy of the roles of trust, equity, and community
participation, Journal of Environmental Planning and
Management 42(4):
501-525.
Baxter, J., Eyles, J. and Elliott, S.(1999)
"Something happened": The
relevance of the risk society for describing the siting process for a
municipal
landfill, Geografiska Annaler 81(2):91-109.
Baxter, J. and Eyles, J. (1999) The Utility of
In-Depth Interviews for
Studying the Meaning of Environmental Risk, Professional
Geographer
51(2): 307-20.
Baxter,
J. (2011) 'Reassessing the voluntary facility siting processes for a
hazardous waste facility in Alberta, Canada 15 years later' in Facility Siting in the
Asia-Pacific: Perspectives on Knowledge Production and Application
ed T. Fung, H. Lesbirel and K. Lam, Hong Kong: The Chinese University
Press.
Baxter, J. (2010) Case Studies in Qualitative
Research (Ch5) in Hay, I. Qualitative
Research Methods in Human Geography, 3rd Edition, New
York: Oxford University Press.
Baxter, J. (2009) Interviewing in Warf. B. (Ed.) Encyclopedia of Geography,
Newbury Park: Sage
Baxter J. (2009). Content Analysis. In Kitchin R,
Thrift N (eds) International
Encyclopedia of Human Geography, Volume 1, pp.
275-280.Oxford: Elsevier
Deacon,
L. and Baxter, J. (2009) Framing environmental inequity in Canada: A
Content analysis of daily print news media, in Agyeman, J., Cole, P.,
Haluza-DeLay, R. and O'Riley, P. Speaking
for Ourselves: Environmental Justice in Canada, Vancouver:
UBC Press.
Baxter, J. (2013) Communities and Wind Turbines in Ontario, Strathroy Rotary Club, Strathroy, ON (invited)
Rollins, Y. and Baxter, J. (2013) A Preliminary Investigation of Waste to Energy Uptake by Ontario Municipalities, Canadian Association of Geographers Annual Meeting, St. John’s NL
Baxter, J., Walker, C. and Ouellette, D. (2013) Living with Wind Turbines in Ontario: Health, Conflict and Policy, International Medical Geography Symposium, Lansing Michigan
Baxter, J. Environment and health policy and the public: The geography
of urban pesticide use reduction, Community
Health Sciences/Public Health Institute Seminar Series,
University of Calgary, Calgary AB (invited)
Baxter,
J. Walker, C., Morzaria, R.,Ouellette, D. and Hirsch, R.
(2013)
Living with Wind Turbines in Ontario:Health, Conflict and Policy, Departmental Speaker Series -
University of Guelph Geography, Guelph, ON. (invited)
Baxter,
J. Morzaria, R.,Ouellette, D. and Hirsch, R. (2012) Support
for
wind turbines in the context of Ontario’s Green Energy Act, Ontario Network for Sustainable
Energy Policy Workshop, Niagara on the Lake, ON.
Walker, C. and Baxter, J. (2012) What smell?: Socio-political
Factors and Ontario’s wind energy development, Canadian Association of
Geographers Annual Meeting, Waterloo, ON
Morzaria, R., Baxter, J. and Hirsch, R. (2012) Wind
turbine risk perception in Ontario, Association
of American Geographers Annual Meeting, New York.
Crighton,
E. Masuda, J., Brown, C.,Ursitti, F, Baxter, J.,
Lemyre, L
and Thompson, C. (2011) A Risk to Other People’s Kids: Environment and
Health Risk Perceptions among New Mothers, Canadian Association of
Geographers Annual Meeting, Calgary, AB.
Mkandawire
P., Luginaah, I. and Baxter, J. (2011) Orphan Status and
Sexual
Risk‐Taking among Adolescents in Northern Malawi, Canadian Association of
Geographers Annual Meeting, Calgary, AB.
Larock,
S. and Baxter,
J. (2010) Risk in Context: Landfill expansion and
"fiduciary equity" as predictors of risk perception, Association of American
Geographers Annual Meeting, Washington DC
Baxter, J.
Bhoi, N., Gilliland, J. Buzzelli, M. Luginaah, I. (2009) Environmental
inequity in Canada using NPRI pollution exposure weighted by toxicity
and carcinogenicity, International
Medical Geography Symposium, Hamilton, July
Deacon,
L. and Baxter, J. (2009) Discourses of risk, health and justice in an
African Canadian Community,
International Medical Geography Symposium, Hamilton, July
Baxter,
J. (2008)
Applying principles of justice and equity to evaluate the "success" of
voluntary siting for a hazardous waste site, Association of American
Geographers Annual Meeting, Boston, April
Baxter,
J. (2008) Knowing Your Audience: Risk Communication in
Context, Health Canada,
Risk Communication Speaker Series, Ottawa
February.(invited)
Bienefeld,
M. Vanderlinden L. Wakefield S. Baxter, J. Jermyn, L. Cole,
D. Gibson-Wood, H. Chiu, C. Mee, C.and Whate R. (2007)
Communicating risk and protecting public health in diverse communities,
Ontario Public Health Association Meeting,
November
Baxter,
J. (2007) Reassessing the voluntary siting process for a hazardous
waste facility in Alberta, Canada 15 years later,
International
Conference on the Siting of Locally Unwanted Facilities: Challenges and
Issues, Hong Kong: Dec 12-14 (invited)
Baxter,
J. (2007) Environment Health and Social Equity, Environment
Health and Social Equity Workshop, McMaster Institutes of
Environment and Health Hamilton (invited)
Baxter,
J. Hirsch, R. (2007) Municipal pesticide policy change,
science knowledge, and advocacy coalitions in Calgary and Halifax
Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, San
Francisco, April
Baxter,
J. (2006) Explaining Variability of Hazard “Concern” near the Hazardous
Waste Facility at Swan Hills, Alberta, Speaker Series School
of Geography and Geology at McMaster University, Nov 22
(invited)
Baxter,
J. (2006) Community Perception of Risk Associated with Environmental
Health Hazards,
Perth District Health Unit Research Day, Perth District
Health Unity at Stratford: Nov 10 (invited)
Hirsch,
R, and Baxter J. (2006) Pesticides in the neighbourhood:
Everyday health risk perception,
Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Chicago,
March
Baxter
J.(2006) Explaining Variability of Hazard “Concern” near the
Hazardous Waste Facility at Swan Hills, Alberta CA, Association
of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Chicago, March
Baxter,
J. Brown, C. and Hirsch, R. (2005) Social Determinants of
Pesticide By-law Formation and Preference in Calgary and Halifax, Informed
Decision-making on Cosmetic Pesticide Use Conference, Ottawa,
September (invited)
Baxter
J., and Hirsch R. (2005) Urban Pesticide Use Policy, Risk
Perception and Neighbourhood Discontent: A Calgary-Halifax Comparison, Association of Geographers Annual
Meeting, Denver, April
Baxter J., Brown C. and Hirsch
R. (2004)
Urban Pesticide Use Policy, Risk Perception and Neighbourhood
Discontent: A Calgary-Halifax Comparison,
McMaster Institute of Environment and Health
Seminar Series, November (invited)
Baxter J. and Brown C. (2004)
Two different policy approaches to urban pesticide reduction, Association
of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, March
Baxter, J. (2003) Modeling "Low Concern" Near a
Rural Hazardous Waste Site, Canadian Association of
Geographers Annual Meeting, Victoria, June
Baxter, J. (2003) Living with "technological"
hazards: The case of the Alberta Special Waste Treatment Facility at
Swan Hills, TransCanada International Institute for Resource
Industries and Sustainability Studies (TC-IRIS) Seminar Series,
Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary,
May (invited)
Baxter, J. (2003) What’s inside the donut?:
Community differences in hazard risk perception, Association
of American Geographers Annual Meeting, New Orleans, March
Baxter, J. and Greenlaw K.
(2002) Comparing Views on Risk in Four Communities
Surrounding the Alberta Special Waste Treatment Facility, Canadian
Association
of Geographers Annual Meeting, St. Catharines, May/June
Baxter, J. (organizer/speaker), Chiotti, Q., Dyck
I., Foggin P., Hayes
M. (2001) 25 years of health geography in Canada: Retrospect and
prospect, Canadian
Association of Geographers Annual Meeting, Montreal, June
Baxter, J. (2001) Can Toxic Waste Dissolve a
Community The Cases
of Caledon ON and Ryley AB, Department Seminar Series -
Geography, University
of Calgary, March (invited)
Baxter, J. (2001) Environmental Conflict: The
Cases of Caledon ON and Ryley
AB Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting,
New York, March.
Baxter, J. (2000) Computer assisted qualitative
data analysis software
(CAQDAS) for health and place research, SSHRC Research
Development Initiative
on Methods for Studying Health and Place,
Aug (invited)
(invited) Baxter, J. Methods for health and place
research: Experiences
from a qualitative research practitioner, Eighth Annual
International
Medical Geography Symposium, Montreal, July 2000.
Baxter, J. The Construction of a Frustrating
Place: A Case Study of
Community Environmental Conflict, Canadian Association of
Geographers
Annual Meeting, St. Catherines, June 2000.
Baxter, J. "Can't Complain": A Case Study of the
Role of Audience
in Risk Communication, Canadian Society of Chemists,
Calgary, June
2000. (invited) Baxter, J. A tale of two communities: Waste facilities
and the risk society, Association of American Geographers
Annual Meeting,
Pittsburgh, March, 2000. (invited)
Baxter, J., Eyles, J. and Elliott, S.J. Discord
among noxious
facility siting principles: A case study of the principles of trust,
equity
and community participation, Canadian Association of
Geographers Annual
Meeting, Lethbridge Alberta, May 31-June 22,
1999. (invited)
Baxter, J. and Lee, D. Welcoming hazardous waste?:
Preserving
ways of life in Swan Hills and Ryley, Alberta, Association of
American
Geographers Annual Meeting, Honolulu Hawaii, March 23-27,
1999. (invited)
Baxter, J. The utility of in-depth interviews for
studying the meaning
of environmental risk, Association of American Geographers
Annual Meeting,
Boston, March 24-28, 1998.
Baxter, J. Recognizing and practicing good
qualitative research
design and analysis, Workshop on Qualitative Analysis in
Process Evaluation
for Heart Health Promotion, Plenary Paper, Montreal: Health
Canada,
February 25-27, 1998. (invited)
Baxter, J, and Eyles, J. (1998) When siting
principles conflict: A case
study of Peel Ontario, Society for Risk Analysis,
Phoenix, December
6-9, 1998.
Baxter, J. "It's an unnecessary risk to take": A
case study
of the meaning of environmental risk and uncertainty involving a
landfill,
Environmental Risk Management Program Seminar
Series, University
of Alberta, December, 5, 1997. (invited)
Baxter, J. Understanding environmental risk: A
case study
of Caledon, Ontario, Ecology Seminar Series,
University of Calgary,
October, 15, 1997. (invited)
Baxter, J. and Eyles, J. Living in a risk society?
: The utility
of in-depth interviews for studying the meaning of risk, Association
of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Fort Worth, Tx.,
April 1-5,
1997. (invited)
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