Vol 13, No.2 (2003)
ISSN 1546-2250
Reviewer Acknowledgements
Peer review is fundamental in this age of online publishing, which floods readers with a great deal of information of dubious quality. As editors of Children, Youth and Environments, we strive to make the highest quality research and information available online to scholars and practitioners around the world, and to do so, we count on the informed judgment of our peers and colleagues. In a double-blind review process, at least three experts contribute comments about each paper submitted to CYE. Their advice is essential in our decisions concerning publication and invaluable to authors when undertaking revisions. We therefore take this opportunity to thank all those who have acted as reviewers for the first two issues of CYE.
Thank you, reviewers, for your time, energy and commitment to the journal!
- The Editors
Reviewers for Volume 13, numbers 1 and 2:
Mary Barry
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
USA
Sheridan Bartlett
International Institute for Environment and Development
UK
Mark Blades
University of Sheffield
UK
John Brett
University of Colorado at Denver
USA
Joy Carlson
J. Carlson Consulting
California, USA
Louise Chawla
Kentucky State University
USA
Herb Childress
Duke University
North Carolina, USA
David Driskell
BD Planning
New York, USA
Noemi Ehrenfeld
Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana-Iztapalapa
Mexico
Gary W. Evans
Cornell University
New York, USA
Lianne Fisman
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
USA
Mark Francis
University of California at Davis
USA
Jim Garbarino
Cornell University
New York, USA
Roger Hart
City University of New York
USA
Susan Herrington
University of British Columbia
Canada
James Hill
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
USA
Jeff Lackney
University of Wisconsin at Madison
USA
Hugh Matthews
University College Northampton
UK
Gene Myers
Western Washington University
USA
Robin Moore
North Carolina State University
USA
David Pellow
University of California
San Diego, USA
Barry Percy-Smith
SOLAR Action Research Centre
UK
Robert M. Pyle
Washington, USA
Marilyn Read
Auburn University
USA
Christine Readdick
Florida State University
USA
David Sobel
Antioch New England Graduate School
USA
Christopher Spencer
University of Sheffield
UK
Jill Swart-Kruger
University of South Africa
Kenneth Tanner
University of Georgia
USA
Ine van Liempd
AKTA, Utrecht
The Netherlands
Catharine Ward-Thompson
Edinburgh College of Art/Herriot-Watt University
UK
Nicole Yohalem
The Forum for Youth Investment
Washington D.C., USA