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xvi EDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORS

Professor Kim Sheehan brings more than 12 years of experience in
advertising and marketing to the School of Journalism and Communication’s
(SOJC) advertising sequence. She has held leadership positions at agencies in
Boston, Chicago, and St. Louis and has consulted for numerous companies,
including People magazine and Laura Ashley. She is a past president of the
American Academy of Advertising. She has written or edited 11 books and
has just signed a contract to write The Academic’s Guide to Mechanical Turk.
Sheehan, who is a past director of the Strategic Communication
Master’s program at the SOJC’s George S. Turnbull Portland Center,
teaches courses in advertising and brand planning, media theory, and
research methodology. She also directs the SOJC’s Honors Program and
works with many graduate students.
Source: http://journalism.uoregon.edu/member/sheehan_kim/
Professor Xin Tong is an Associate Professor of Urban and Economic
Geography at Peking University. With a background in economic geog-
raphy, or industrial geography more specifically, she is currently interested
in the spatial dimension of industrial ecology, both theoretical and prac-
tical.
Professor Xin Tong has worked on the Extended Producer
Responsibility in e-waste management in China, especially the response
from the domestic industry at this policy strategy at national, regional and
local levels for years, now extending her research interests to cover the
relationship between global environmental governance and technological
change in developing countries broadly.
She also participates in consultancy projects, such as regional industrial
strategic planning and industrial park planning for local governments.
Source: http://pku.academia.edu/XTong/CurriculumVitae

Professor Christopher Wright is Professor of Organisational Studies at
the University of Sydney Business School where he teaches and researches
organisational change, management innovation, sustainability and critical
understandings of capitalism and political economy.
His current research explores organizational and societal responses to
climate change, with a particular focus on how managers and business
organizations interpret and respond to the climate crisis. He has published