* Note: Links to Published Works are Embedded in the Blue Text
Peer Reviewed Publications
Why is Mexico so Dangerous for Journalists? (with Jonathan Landry)
Small Wars Journal, 17 August 2022
Identifying Precursors to Long-Term Crisis in Veterans Using Associative Classifier (with Priyanka Annapureddy, Zeno Franco, Praveen Madiraju, Sheikh Ahamed, Mark Flower, Md., Fitrat Hossain, Md., Romael Haque, Nadiyah Johnson, Sabirat Rubya, Niharika Jain, and Otis Winstead) – Abstract
BigData, 13 January 2022
Seductive Attraction of Apocalyptic Desire: Panic, Trauma News, and Pathogen Armeggedons
WIT Transactions on the Built Environment, 2022
Continuity as Patterning: A Process Perspective on Continuity.’ Strategic Organization (with Feldman, Martha, Worline, Monica, and Victoria Bredow)
Strategic Organization, Temporal Work – The Strategic Organization of Time, Special Issue, 2021
Parties of Crime? Brazil’s facções criminosas – good governance and bad government
Small Wars Journal, 19 July 2021
Zombie Experts and Anarchy Imaginaries: Fantasies of 'Crises to Be' in Climate Change Futures
Journal of Strategic Security, Volume 13, Number 4, pp 141-155, 2020
His Game is Called Survivin’: resistance to resilience
International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters, Volume 38, Number 2, 2020
Hurricane Harvey Unstrapped: Experiencing Adaptive Tensions on the Edge of Chaos (with Magdalena Denham)
WIT Transactions on the Built Environment, 2019
For a short time, we were the best versions of ourselves: Hurricane Harvey and the Ideal of Community
International Journal of Emergency Services, Critical Perspectives in Emergency Services Management, Special Edition, 2019
The snake who eats the devil’s tail: the recursivity of good and evil in the security state (with Nathan Jones)
War, Media, and Conflict, May 2019
"Of things they are not in quest of": how pivoting and intangibles shape interpretive work – Abstract
Sage Journals, Research Cases in Sociology, 2018
Disaster Preparedness as Social Control (with Lisa Ludwig) – Abstract
Critical Policy Studies, Volume 12, Issue 1, 2016
"Making It Worse than What Really Happened": Social Chaos and Preparedness as Problematic Mythologies in Disaster Communication
Frontiers in Communication, Disaster Communication, May 2016
(Not) Welcome to the US: Hyper-Ebola and the Crisis of Misinformation (with Samonas, S, and Artello, K.)
Short Paper on Ethical, Legal and Social Issues, Peer-Reviewed Conference Proceedings
International Association for Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management, 24-27 May 2015
“Everything Always Works”: Continuity as Source of Disaster Preparedness Problems
International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters, Volume 32, Number 3, pp 428-458, August 2014
Potential Improvisations: the role of explicit and implicit practices in the production of situated preparedness for disasters – Abstract
Natural Hazards Review, Volume 15, Issue 4, 2014
Working Through Disaster: Re-establishing Mental Health Care after Hurricane Katrina (with Martha S. Feldman, and Victoria Lowerson) – Abstract
Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness, Volume 6, Issue 3, pp 311-315, 2013
Manuscripts in Press
Customizing the BattlePeer App: Connecting First Responders with Peer Support to Manage Mental Health Crises (with Zeno Franco, Temitayo Okusanya, Md., Romael Haque, Jane Gresser, Sabirat Rubya, Praveen Madiraju, Jason Curry, Otis Winstead, Katinka Hooyer, Robert Curry, Chris Medlock and Daniel Medlock)
Peer-Reviewed Conference Proceedings
International Association for Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management, 2023
Untitled Chapter on COVID-19 and Media Representation, Untitled Book (Invited Submission)
College Station: Texas A&M University Press
Guest Editor
Equitable Pandemic Response & Recovery: Designing Person-Centered Public Health
SAGE Journals, Journal of Humanistic Psychology, Special Issue
Books Under Contract
Hellscapes
Reaktion Books: London, UK., In Editing Stage
Technical Reports
State Health Innovation Plan Analysis: Exploring Public Health and Healthcare Integration (with Bickford, B., Canfield, C., and Priebe, A)
National Network of Public Health Institutes and the Centers for Disease Control, 2014
Interpregnancy Care Project: BCM Strategic Grant 2013 Final Report (Alexandra Priebe, Jazmine Venturanza, and Heather Farb)
Louisiana Public Health Institute, 2013
Peer-Reviewed Workshop Proceedings
Social Context Aware BERT Model for Crisis Detection in Veteran Populations (with Nadiyah Johnson, John Fields, Mark Flower, Praveen Madiraju, Joseph Coelho, Katinka Hooyer, Zeno Franco, Niharika Jain, and Ahamed Iqbal)
BigData, 2021
Magazine Articles
The numbers must have context: SARS CoV-2 in New York
The Brooklyn Rail, May 2020
Fear is more powerful than facts
The Brooklyn Rail, April 2020
Disaster Preparedness is an Illusion
The Brooklyn Rail, April 2018