Journal Articles

2023

• Ryser, L., J. Barrett, S. Markey, G. Halseth, and K. Vodden. (2023). Municipal entrepreneurialism: Can it help to mobilize resource-dependent small communities away from path dependency? Regional Science Policy & Practice: 1-16.
• Reid, B., A. Petric, K. Levett, and E. Squires. (2023). Place-based generosity during the pandemic: Innovative rural philanthropic organizations’ responses to COVID-19 and (re-)building resilient rural communities in Canada. Local Development & Society.
• Le, T-A T., K. Vodden, J. Wu, and G. Atiwesh. (2023). Trade-offs and synergies in ecosystem services for sustainability. Frontiers in Sustainable Resource Management 2: 1129396.

2022

• Perez, M. (2022) Integrating perspectives for conversations on territory: turning to indigenous knowledge to inform policy and practice. The Annals of Regional Science.
• Le, Tuyet Anh Le. (2022) Transdisciplinary Research in Valuing Forest Ecosystem Services for Sustainability: The Importance and Challenges. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution. Vol. 10, p. 859748. 
• Yankey, I. (2022). Improving Water Infrastructure: What are the imperatives for water infrastructure in rural, remote, and Indigenous communities? Water Canada January/February Issue: 31-32.
  • Water Canada Feature

2021

• Doyle, E. (2021). From a study of the Newfoundland and Labrador school food system: Describing an evolution in ways of knowing about school food. Canadian Food Studies 8(4):26-34.
• Lowery, B., J. Cranston, C. Lavers, R. May, R. Pilgrim and J. Simmonds. (2021). Harnessing the Power of Stories for Rural Sustainability: Reflections on Community-Based Research on the Great Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland. Gateways: International Journal of Community Research and Engagement 14(2):1-22.
• Eger, S., S. Minnes, K. Vodden, A.Hudson, K. Parewick, & D. Walsh. (2021). COVID-19 and drinking water security in rural, remote communities and Indigenous communities: The role of collaboration among diverse actors in responding to a global pandemic. The Journal of Rural and Community Development, 16(4), 112–140.
• Eger, S.L., and S.C. Courtenay. (2021). “Integrated Coastal and Marine Management: Insights from Lived Experiences in the Bay of Fundy, Atlantic Canada.” Ocean & Coastal Management 24: 105457.
• Eger, S.L., R.L. Stephenson, D. Armitage, W. Flannery, and S.C. Courtenay. 2021. “Revisiting Integrated Coastal and Marine Management in Canada: Opportunities in the Bay of Fundy.” Frontiers in Marine Science 8:652778.
• Le, T.T., K. Vodden, J. Wu, and G. Atiwesh. (2021). Policy Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic in Vietnam. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 18:559: 32 pp.

2020

• Hudson, A., and K. Vodden. (2020). Decolonizing Pathways to Sustainability: Lessons Learned from Three Inuit Communities in NunatuKavut, Canada. Sustainability, 12(11): 4419.

• Lowery, B., J. Dagevos, R. Chuenpagdee, and K. Vodden. (2020). Storytelling for sustainable development in rural communities: An alternative approach. Sustainable Development, 1-14.

2019

• Kipp, A., A. Cunsolo, K. Vodden, N. King, S. Manners, and S. Harper. (2019). Climate Change Impacts on Health and Wellbeing in Rural and Remote Regions Across Canada: A Synthesis of the Literature. Health Promotion and Chronic Disease Prevention in Canada: Special Issue on Climate Change 39(4): 122–126.
• Stoddart, M.C.J., G. Catano, H. Ramos, K. Vodden, B. Lowery, and L. Butters. (2019). Collaboration gaps and regional tourism networks in rural coastal communities. Journal of Sustainable Tourism 28(4): 625-645.

2018

• Minnes, S., S. Breen, S. Markey, and K. Vodden. (2018). Pragmatism versus potential: New regionalism and rural drinking water management. Journal of Rural and Community Development 13(2): 76–99.
• Ward, B., E. Doney, K. Vodden & A. Bath. (2018). The Importance of Beliefs in Predicting Support for a South Coast National Marine Conservation Area in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Ocean and Coastal Management. 162(1), 6-12.

2017

• Butters, L., S. Eledi, O. Okusepi, K. Vodden. (2017). Engaging the Past to Create a New Future: A comparative study of heritage-driven community development initiatives in the Great Northern Peninsula. Journal of Rural and Community Development. Special issue 12(3): 186-209.
• Carter, K., and K. Vodden. (2017). Applicability of Territorial Innovation Models to peripheral regions: Lessons from the Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland. Journal of Rural and Community Development. 12(2): 1-19.
• Eledi, S., S. Minnes, and K. Vodden. (2017). Source Water Protection in Rural Newfoundland and Labrador: Limitations and Promising Actions. Water 9: 16 pp.
• Minnes, S., and K. Vodden. (2017). The Capacity Gap: Understanding Impediments to Sustainable Drinking Water Systems in Rural Newfoundland and Labrador. Canadian Water Resources Journal 42(2): 163-178. 

2016

• Hall, H., K. Vodden, and R. Greenwood. (2016). From Dysfunctional to Destitute: The Governance of Regional Development in Newfoundland and Labrador. International Planning Studies 22(2): 49-67.
• Hall, H., J. Walsh, R. Greenwood, and K. Vodden. (2016). Advancing Innovation in Newfoundland and Labrador: Insights for Knowledge Mobilization and University-Community Engagement. Journal of Community Engagement and Scholarship 9(1): 19-30.
• Smith, D, M. Woodrow & K. Vodden. (2016). A boat perspective: local geographic knowledge of fish harvesters in Change Islands, Newfoundland. Journal of Cultural Geography 33(1): 1–26.
• Vodden, K., and H. Hall. (2016). Long distance commuting in the mining and oil and gas sectors: Implications for rural regions. The Extractive Resources Industry and Society 3(3):577–583.

2015

• Markey, S., S. Breen, K. Vodden, J. Daniels. (2016). Evidence of Place: Becoming a Region in Rural Canada.  International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 39(5): 874-891.
• Vodden, K. (2015). Governing sustainable coastal development: The promise and challenge of collaborative governance in Canadian coastal watersheds. The Canadian Geographer 59(2): 167-180.

2014

• Smith, D., K. Vodden, M. Woodrow, B. Furst, and A. Khan. (2014). The Last Generation? Perspectives of Inshore Fish Harvesters in Change Islands, Newfoundland. The Canadian Geographer 58(1): 95-109.