James H. Johnson, Jr
Adjunct Professor at Public Policy, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill0 Followers
Professor conducting research in urban policy and development, James H. Johnson, Jr. is a distinguished academic at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He holds the prestigious position of William R. Kenan Jr. Distinguished Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship. His work is deeply rooted in understanding and addressing the complexities of community and economic development, with a particular emphasis on job creation and entrepreneurial approaches to poverty alleviation.
In addition to his primary role, Professor Johnson serves as an Adjunct Professor of Public Policy and is the Director of the Urban Investment Strategies Center at the Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise. His leadership at the center is instrumental in advancing research that explores the dynamic interplay between demographic changes and their impact on the U.S. workplace. His work often delves into the challenges and opportunities presented by these shifts, aiming to foster more inclusive and equitable economic growth.
Professor Johnson's research interests are broad and interdisciplinary, encompassing interethnic minority conflict and urban planning. He is particularly interested in how these areas intersect with community development and economic strategies. His work often involves collaborating with policymakers, community leaders, and other stakeholders to develop innovative solutions that address pressing social and economic issues.
Holding the William Rand Kenan, Jr. Distinguished Professorship in Management, Sociology, and Public Policy, Professor Johnson's academic pursuits also focus on inequality and poverty. His research seeks to uncover the underlying factors contributing to these societal challenges and to propose actionable strategies for community empowerment and development.
Throughout his career, Professor Johnson has been recognized for his contributions to the field of public policy and urban development. His work not only advances academic understanding but also has practical implications for improving the quality of life in urban communities. His commitment to fostering sustainable and inclusive growth continues to inspire students, colleagues, and policymakers alike.
External Link www.unc.edu/ In addition to his primary role, Professor Johnson serves as an Adjunct Professor of Public Policy and is the Director of the Urban Investment Strategies Center at the Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise. His leadership at the center is instrumental in advancing research that explores the dynamic interplay between demographic changes and their impact on the U.S. workplace. His work often delves into the challenges and opportunities presented by these shifts, aiming to foster more inclusive and equitable economic growth.
Professor Johnson's research interests are broad and interdisciplinary, encompassing interethnic minority conflict and urban planning. He is particularly interested in how these areas intersect with community development and economic strategies. His work often involves collaborating with policymakers, community leaders, and other stakeholders to develop innovative solutions that address pressing social and economic issues.
Holding the William Rand Kenan, Jr. Distinguished Professorship in Management, Sociology, and Public Policy, Professor Johnson's academic pursuits also focus on inequality and poverty. His research seeks to uncover the underlying factors contributing to these societal challenges and to propose actionable strategies for community empowerment and development.
Throughout his career, Professor Johnson has been recognized for his contributions to the field of public policy and urban development. His work not only advances academic understanding but also has practical implications for improving the quality of life in urban communities. His commitment to fostering sustainable and inclusive growth continues to inspire students, colleagues, and policymakers alike.
Publications
1 - Interactions between root and shoot competition vary among species,Oikos
James F. Cahill, Jr. ,
, 101-112, 2002-10-01
2 - Thermal Tolerance of the Invasive Belonesox belizanus, Pike Killifish, Throughout Ontogeny,Journal of Experimental Zoology Part A: Ecological Genetics and Physiology
JAMES ROY KERFOOT, JR. ,
, 266-274, 2012-05-14
3 - Sins of Our Fathers: Two ofThe Four Doctorsand Their Roles in the Development of Techniques to Permit Covert Autopsies,Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
James R. Wright Jr ,
, 1969-1974, 2009-12-01
4 - Economic History and Philosophy, Summaries of the Autumn 2018-Spring 2019 WAEHS,Journal of Research in Philosophy and History
James E Curtis Jr ,
, p1, 2020-02-05
5 - Detention of Combatants and the Global War on Terror,The War on Terror and the Laws of War
James A Schoettler Jr. ,
, 67-124, 2009-10-09
6 - Economics Education and Teaching the Theory of the Firm Excerpts from Economics Textbook Materials,International Research in Economics and Finance
James Edward Curtis Jr. ,
, 38, 2018-12-08
7 - The Profit Motive and Global Corporate Citizenship: A Case Study on the Spin-Off of Philip Morris International,Think India
James S. Welch Jr. ,
, 1-6, 2014-12-13
8 - Sedimentology and stratigraphy of the Cretaceous Virginian Ridge Formation, Methow Basin, Washington,Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences
James H. Trexler Jr. ,
, 1274-1285, 1985-09-01
9 - Gadugi: Reclaiming Native American Education through a Culturally Reflective Pedagogy,Athens Journal of Education
James A. Bryant, Jr. ,
, 685-700, 2023-10-16
10 - IRRADIATION IN THE FROZEN STATE: A TECHNIQUE FOR DIRECT PHOTOAFFINITY LABELING,Photochemistry and Photobiology
James J. Ferguson Jr ,
, 137-142, 1980-08-01
12 - The Classical Revival and Urban-Rural Conflict in Nineteenth Century North America,Canadian Review of American Studies
JAMES E. VANCE, JR. ,
, 149-168, 1973-09-01
14 - Disease and Epidemiology of Humans and Animals: Methods,Oxford Research Encyclopedia of African History
James L.A. Webb, Jr. ,
, 2019-08-28
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