Profile
Dr. Brody is Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture and Urban
Planning at the Texas A&M University. He is conducting research as
part of the Sustainable Coastal Margins Program and teaching in the areas
of environmental planning, coastal management, and dispute resolution.
Selected Publications: “A Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Wetland Alteration in Texas and Florida: Thirteen Years
of Impact Along the Coast.” Wetlands, 2008;
“Examining the Relationship between Physical Vulnerability and Perceptions
of Global Climate Change in the U.S.” Environment and Behavior, 2008; “The rising costs of floods: Examining the impact
of planning and development decisions on property damage in Florida.” Journal of the American Planning Association, 2007; “Examining the Relationship between Wetland Alteration and Watershed Flooding in Texas and Florida.”
Natural Hazards, 2007; “Does Planning Work? Testing the Implementation of Local Environmental Planning in Florida.” Journal of the American Planning
Association, 2005; “Measuring the Collective Capabilities of Local Jurisdictions to Manage Ecosystems in Southern Florida.”
Journal of Landscape and Urban Planning, 2004; “Are We Learning to Make Better Plans? A Longitudinal Analysis of Plan Quality Associated with Natural Hazards.“ Journal of Planning and Education Research, 2003. Ph.D.,
Environmental Planning and Policy, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, 2001; M.S., Resource Policy and Behavior, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, 1996; Grad dip, Environmental Studies, University of Adelaide, Australia,
1995; B.A., Environmental Studies and Anthropology, Bowdoin College, 1992....[more]
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