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So-Min Cheong Research leave at Stanford
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| Research Interests and Current Projects |
My research interests consist of 1) the human dimensions of coastal change; 2) community-based analysis of environmental and economic changes; and 3) integration of social and natural sciences in human-environment research. My current research projects include coastal vulnerabilities, coastal use change in East Asia and the U.S., and geography of innovation in green technologies. |
| More information on Dr. Cheong's research is available here. |
| Courses Taught and Teaching Awards |
| GEOG 100: World Regional Geography |
GEOG 552 Qualitative Methods |
| GEOG 571: East Asia: Economy and Environment |
GEOG 980: Science and Policy |
| Publications During the Last 5 Years |
| Cheong, S. 2008. A New Direction in Coastal Management. Marine Policy. in press. |
| Cheong, S. 2008. Controlling the Coast. Ocean and Coastal Management. 51: 391- 396. |
Cheong, S. 2005. “Korean Fishing Communities in Transition: Limitations of Community-based Resource Management.” Environment and Planning A 37 (7): 1277-1290 |
Cheong, S. 2004. “Managing Fishing at the Local Level: The Role of Fishing Village Cooperatives in Korea.” Coastal Management. 32(2): 191-202 |
Cheong, S. 2003. “Declining Fisheries Resources, the Community Impact, and the State Revitalization Project in Korea” Environmental Management. 32(3): 382-390 |
Cheong, S. and Miller, M. 2003. “Power Dynamics in Tourism: A Foucauldian Approach.” Sharon Gmelch, ed., Tourists and Tourism. 2nd edition, Waveland Press. |
| ZumBrunnen, C. and Cheong, S. 2008. Working in Interdisciplinary Context. Aspiring Academics: A Resource Book for Graduate Students and Early Career Faculty. Prentice Hall. |
Book |
| Cheong, S. and Marc Miller. 2000. “Power and Tourism: A Foucauldian Observation.” Annals of Tourism Research. 27(2): 371-390 |
