Publications
Book Chapter
B. K. Sovacool and M. A. Brown. 2007. “Replacing Myths with Maxims: Rethinking the Relationship Between Energy and American Society,” in B. K. Sovacool and M. A. Brown (eds.) (Springer Press), pp. 351-367.
Brown, Marilyn A. 2007. “Energy Myth One: Today’s Energy Crisis is ‘Hype’,” in B. K. Sovacool and M. A. Brown (eds.) (Springer Press), pp. 23-50.
B. K. Sovacool and M. A. Brown. 2007. “The Compelling Tangle of Energy and American Society,” in Energy and American Society: Thirteen Myths, in B. K. Sovacool and M. A. Brown (eds.) (Springer Press), pp. 1-22.
B. K. Sovacool and M. A. Brown. 2009. “Addressing Climate Change: Global vs. Local Scales of Jurisdiction?” forthcoming in Fereidoon Sioshansi (ed.) Generating Electricity in a Carbon Constrained World (Elsevier Press), Chapter 5: pp. 109-124.
Brown, Marilyn A., Jess Chandler, and Melissa Lapsa. 2009. “Adding a Behavioral Dimension to Utility Policies that Promote Residential Efficiency” forthcoming in Energy Smart Behaviors, People Centered Policies, and Public Engagement.
Brown, Marilyn A., Jess Chandler, Melissa Lapsa, and Moonis Ally. 2009. “Adding a Behavioral Dimension to Residential Construction and Retrofit Policies” forthcoming in Energy Smart Behaviors, People Centered Policies, and Public Engagement.
Brown, Marilyn A., Frank Southworth, and Andrea Sarzynski. 2010. “Transitioning to a Climate-Smart Energy Economy: Lessons from Metropolitan Carbon Footprints” in Energy Security: Economics, Politics, Strategies, and Implications, Carlos Pascual and Jonathan Elkind, editors (Washington, DC: Brookings Institution Press), pp. 185-208.
Brown, Marilyn A., Rodrigo Cortes and Matthew Cox. “Reinventing Industrial Energy Use in a Resource-Constrained World” forthcoming in Fereidoon Sioshansi (ed.) Smart Living in the Coming Age of Scarcity (Elsevier Press), Chapter 8, Forthcoming.
Marilyn A. Brown and Michael Dworkin, “The Environmental Dimension of Energy Security,” Second draft being prepared for the Routledge Handbook of Energy Security (Sovacool, ed.).
