Harrison Fried

Harrison Fried studies how different organizations, agencies, and stakeholders collaborate (or fail to collaborate) to manage complex environmental problems, such as governing natural resources or coordinating on environmental policy issues. This work uses network analysis and participatory mapping methods to identify gaps in cooperation among groups and to evaluate how well collaborative governance processes function. Much of the output includes shared datasets and analysis code alongside published articles, reflecting a focus on transparent, reproducible social science research.

Publication output was minimal before 2021, spiked sharply in 2021 (largely due to dataset releases), and has since settled into a modest, steady pace of a few outputs per year through 2026.

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