Nina Carlson

Research Practitioner and Deputy Director for Operations
University of Oklahoma Institute for Public Policy Research & Analysis (IPPRA)
University of Oklahoma

Research Areas

  • SD Focus Area: Social Dynamics Research Framework

Contact Information

Education

University of Wisconsin-Madison, La Follette School of Public Affairs—Madison, WI
- Master of Public Affairs—May 2007

The College of William and Mary—Williamsburg, VA
- Bachelor of Arts, double major in Government and German Studies—May 2003

Research Interests

Nina Carlson is a Research Practitioner and Deputy Director for Operations at the Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis at the University of Oklahoma. During the S³OK project, she led coordination of the Opinion Leader Advisory Network (OLAN) and the Novel Hybrid Treatment and Reuse Options Working Group, bridging research and practice in both.

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Key Publications

Buchanan, R., Ripberger, J., Fox, A., Carlson, N., Gupta, K., Silva, C., Jenkins-Smith, H. (2024). “Where there’s smoke there’s fire: the relationship between perceived and objective wildfire smoke risk.”
Environmental Hazards, 23(4), 347–363.

Carlson, D., Ripberger, J., Jenkins-Smith, H., Silva, C., Carlson, N., Bell, E., Gupta, K. (2023). “The causal impact of local weather anomalies on beliefs about the occurrence of climate change.”
Environmental Research Communications, 5(11), 115006.

Olofsson, K., Selvakumar, P., Peach, K., Leon-Corwin, M., Stormer, S., Gupta, K., Carlson, N., Sibley, M. (2023). “Effective stakeholder engagement in environmental problem-solving through group model building: An Oklahoma case study.”
Environmental Challenges, 13:100755.

Jenkins-Smith, Hank C., Joseph T. Ripberger, Carol L. Silva, Deven E. Carlson, Kuhika Gupta, Nina Carlson, Ani Ter-Mkrtchyan, and Riley E. Dunlap. (2020). “Partisan asymmetry in temporal stability of climate change beliefs.”
Nature Climate Change 10, no. 4: 322-328.

Jenkins‐Smith, H., Krutz, J., Carlson, N., & Weible, C. (2020). “The 2020 Public Policy Yearbook.”
Policy Studies Journal, 48, S6-S13.

Polo, J. A., Tanner, E. P., Scholtz, R., Fuhlendorf, S. D., Ripberger, J. T., Silva, C. L., … & Carlson, N. (2020). “Mismatches in prescribed fire awareness and implementation in Oklahoma, USA.”
Rangelands, 42(6), 196-202.

Jenkins‐Smith, H., Krutz, J., Carlson, N., & Weible, C. (2019). “The 2019 public policy yearbook: tracking a decade of trends in public policy research.”
Policy Studies Journal, 47, S6-S16.

Ripberger, J.T., Hank C. Jenkins-Smith, Carol L. Silva, Deven E. Carlson, Kuhika Gupta, Nina Carlson, and Riley E. Dunlap. (2017). “Bayesian Versus Politically Motivated Reasoning in Human Perception of Climate Anomalies.”
Environmental Research Letters, 12(11): 11404.

Jenkins-Smith, Hank C., Joseph T. Ripberger, Carol L. Silva, Nina Carlson, Kuhika Gupta, Matthew Henderson, and Amy Goodin. (2017). “The Oklahoma Meso-Scale Integrated Socio-geographic Network: A Technical Overview.”
Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology, 34:2431-2441.

Jenkins‐Smith, H., Krutz, J., Carlson, N., & Weible, C. (2017). “The 2017 Public Policy Yearbook: Recent Trends in Public Policy Research.”
Policy Studies Journal, 45(S1), S4-S12.

Jones, Benjamin A., Robert P. Berrens, Hank C. Jenkins-Smith, Carol L. Silva, Deven E. Carlson, Joseph T. Ripberger, Kuhika Gupta, and Nina Carlson. (2016). “Valuation in the Anthropocene: Exploring options for alternative operations of the Glen Canyon Dam.”
Water Resources and Economics, 14:13-30.

Trousset, S., Jenkins‐Smith, H. C., Carlson, N., & Weible, C. (2016). “The 2016 Public Policy Yearbook: Recent Trends in Public Policy Research.”
Policy Studies Journal, 44(S1), S4-S13.

Trousset, S., Jenkins‐Smith, H., Carlson, N., & Weible, C. (2015). “The 2015 Public Policy Yearbook: Tracking Research in Public Policy.”
Policy Studies Journal, 43(S1), S1-S11.

Hank C. Jenkins-Smith, Carol L. Silva, Deven Carlson, Joseph T. Ripberger, Kuhika Gupta, and Nina Carlson. (2014). “Non-Market Values for Alternative Operations of the Glen Canyon Dam: Explorations in Choice and Valuation.”
Technical Report, OU Center for Energy, Security, and Society.