Ross Astoria - University of Wisconsin Parkside

Dr. Astoria grew up in Oak Ridge, Tennessee and lived in Virginia, Arizona, California, and Wisconsin.

Areas of Expertise

(2025) How To Decarbonize: Social Theory and Policy. Cambridge University Press
(2021) Smart Cities – Fundamental Concepts. Springer-Verlag publishers
(2018) Low Income Households in New York's Reforming the Energy Vision. Edward Elgar Publishing, 10 pages (5,000 words) pp.
(2017) The Radicality of New York's Reforming the Energy Vision. The Electricity Journal, 54-58 pp.
(2015) Design of an International Trade Law Compliant Carbon Border Adjustment. Arizona Journal of Environmental Law and Policy, 17,000 words pp.
(2014) The Export Clause and the Constitutionality of a National Cap and Trade CO₂ Mitigation Policy . Georgetown Journal International Environmal Law, 117 (about 30 page) pp.
Pluralism and Anti-Catholicism in Late 19th Century Church-State Litigation: The Wisconsin Supreme Court and Weiss v. Edgerton. Journal of Law and Religion, 42 double spaced (15,800 words) pp.
(2013) Climate Hawks and California's Carbon Offset Protocols. Journal of Land Use and Environmental Law, 30 (1.5 line spacing) (12,300 words) pp.
(2012) “Price of Freedom Denied: Religious Persecution and Conflict in the Twenty-First Century” . Journal of Church and State, 4 pp.
(2012) Equality and the Endorsement Test. Rutgers Camden Journal of Law and Religion, 20 (single spaced) (8,900 words) pp.
(2012) "Why Do Citizens Litigate Over the Ten Commandments: A Case Study from Tennessee". Quinnipiac Law Review, 40 pages pp.