Baldwin, Jeff

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Jeff Baldwin, Assistant Professor, Department of Geography and Global Studies

Life, Labor, and Value. Recreating Affective Food Ecologies Through Interspecies Cooperation

Baldwin, Jeff (Visions for Sustainability, 2016)

As our most complex and intimate relationship with wider environments, food and agriculture provide important opportunities for exploring affective ecologies. Here I re-visit some of the ways that Modern constructs of ...
Sustainability Education Through Active-Learning in Large Lecture Settings: Evaluation of Four Out-Of-Class Exercises

Baldwin, Jeff (European Journal of Educational Sciences, 2016-12)

Large classes on sustainable development present certain challenges. Often high student-to-instructor ratios encourage passive learning pedagogies. However, because sustainability education seeks to increase awareness and ...
The Pacific Asian Financial Crisis, Indonesian Forests, and "Us": Synthesizing a Multi-Perspective Application of Massey's Space

Baldwin, Jeff (California Geographical Society, 2010)

This article addresses an issue that is both a problem for society and an opportunity for geography. Increased by globalization, spatial distance and social complexity often obscure interconnections between citizens of the ...