Harrison Fried

Program Director, Environmental Professionals Network @OSUEnvironment / Ph.D. and research: climate change governance and policy, networks, and engagement

[Harrison Fried @HarrisonFried]

Hello, social-ecological network researchers! Have you ever thought about sharing your network datasets with practitioners? We do exactly that in our new publication in Society and Natural Resources (@info_iasnr)! https://t.co/lIOlCkWRS1

A short thread:

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@KPWinslow @BerardoRamiro @OSUEnvironment That’s so nice, thank you Kim!!

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@tolivier9 @BerardoRamiro @OSUEnvironment Thanks so much, Tomás! I hope all is well with you.

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@raulpacheco @BerardoRamiro @OSUEnvironment Thank you so much!

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Thank you so much Ramiro! I’ve been lucky to learn from the best!

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@FaisalElias @stonelab Thank you Faisal!

[Harrison Fried @HarrisonFried]

Full circle: Today I submitted my PhD dissertation while I am living at @stonelab (OSU’s Lake Erie island campus where I am instructing an environmental policy course). Back in 2015, I took my first ever college class (aquatic bio) here at Stone Lab. Pictures from over the years!

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@graysm25 @stonelab Thanks Suzanne! We miss you up here!

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@BerardoRamiro Maybe we should add a feature for people to “swipe left or right” on potential partners…

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@BerardoRamiro Thank you Ramiro! I’ve been extremely lucky to have the best advisors possible (Matt, too) along the way!!

[Harrison Fried @HarrisonFried]

Interested in creating a social-ecological network-based decision support tool? Our paper offers design principles and lessons learned for future projects. Let's chat about your idea!

Thanks for reading along this thread and please reach out to me with any questions!

[Harrison Fried @HarrisonFried]

Hello, social-ecological network researchers! Have you ever thought about sharing your network datasets with practitioners? We do exactly that in our new publication in Society and Natural Resources (@info_iasnr)! https://t.co/lIOlCkWRS1

A short thread:

[Harrison Fried @HarrisonFried]

We've since updated our network tool based on feedback from the practitioners that are part of it! Check it out here: https://t.co/ACokvCsyGL

[Harrison Fried @HarrisonFried]

It wouldn’t be a complete “new publication twitter thread” without a shoutout to my co-authors and amazing research mentors @MattHamilton021 and @BerardoRamiro. I’m so grateful for their continued help in developing this paper. @OSUEnvironment @OhioStSustain

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[Harrison Fried @HarrisonFried]

I'm really happy to share our new paper in @JPART1991! We aim to understand when policy actors are more likely to participate in forums. To do so, we studied a three-mode network of actors, forums, and policy issues.🕸️

Check out a 🧶 of our findings:
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Overall, we hope that our paper illustrates that multi-level incentive structures – which we analyze as motifs - help actors to navigate through complex polycentric systems, and that these incentive structures can promote favorable or unfavorable governance arrangements.

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