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Emily Ray

Associate Professor, Internship Coordinator

Emily Ray
Emily Ray

Contact

emily.ray@sonoma.edu

Office

Stevenson Hall 3800

Office Hours

Biography

Dr. Ray joined the faculty at Sonoma State in Fall 2015. She received her doctorate from Virginia Tech and has previously taught at Northern Arizona University. Her expertise is in environmental political theory and politics, with particular interest in the intersections of climate change, technology, outer space policy, land-use disputes, and social theory.

 

Education

Ph.D., Virginia Tech

Concentrations

Environmental Political Theory, Contemporary Political Theory, Environmental Politics, American Politics

Selected Publications & Presentations

Emily Ray (2021) Creature Comforts: Neoliberalism and Preparing for Disaster, New Political Science, 43:2, 171-188, DOI: 10.1080/07393148.2021.1906584

Emily Ray and Sean Parson, "Star Power: Outer Space Mining and the Metabolic Rift."  Limits to Terrestrial Extraction (ed. Robert Kirsch). Routledge Focus on Energy Series, 2020.

Sean Parson and Emily Ray. "Drill Baby Drill: Labor, Accumulation, and the Sexualization of Resource Extraction." Theory & Event 23, no. 1 (2020): 248-270.

Emily Ray, "Marginally Managed: ‘Letting Die’ and Fighting Back in the Oil Sands". Biopolitical Disaster (Ed. Sarah Marie Wiebe and Jennifer L. Lawrence). 2017. 

Emily Ray and Sean Parson, "Reimagining Radical Environmentalism". The Oxford Handbook of Environmental Political Theory. (Ed. Teena Gabrielson, Cheryl Hall, John M. Meyer, and David Schlosberg). Oxford University Press, 2016.

Emily Ray (2021) Creature Comforts: Neoliberalism and Preparing for Disaster, New Political Science, 43:2, 171-188, DOI: 10.1080/07393148.2021.1906584