Kris Hartley

Kris Hartley

Assistant Professor | Arizona State University | School of Sustainability

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Research publications October 29, 2020

The COVID‐19 crisis and complexity (Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management)

The COVID‐19 pandemic is a crisis with high complexity and should be understood as such by scholarship. A complexity science approach situates increasingly divergent ideological and epistemological perspectives about the crisis within the practical exigencies…


Research publications October 8, 2020

Conducting City Diplomacy (Chicago Council on Global Affairs)

The impact of global challenges such as climate change and the COVID-19 pandemic manifests most acutely in urban settings, rendering cities essential players on the global stage. Based on the survey results, we discuss the…


Research publications September 14, 2020

Fighting fake news in the COVID-19 era (Policy Sciences)

The COVID-19 crisis has revealed structural failures in governance and coordination on a global scale. With related policy interventions dependent on verifiable evidence, pandemics require governments to not only consider the input of experts but…


Research publications September 9, 2020

The Epistemics of Policymaking in the SDGs (International Review of Public Policy)

This essay examines epistemological tensions inherent in the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) project. The clash between the totalizing logic of the SDGs and growing populist antipathy for expert governance can be better understood and…


Research publications August 19, 2020

The moral hazards of smart water management (Water International)

Smart water management (SWM) brings technological sophistication to water governance by providing monitoring, operational and communications capacities through real-time information. SWM’s quantification appeals to metric-driven governance but, we argue, also perpetuates a technocratic and instrumental-rationalist…


Sole-authored media July 23, 2020

Smart cities in a post-pandemic world (Policy Forum)

Technology neither provides a conclusive fix for unsustainable behaviour nor excuses humanity from an inconvenient reckoning about the perils of greed and exploitation. Before embracing a post-pandemic smart city surge, policymakers must embrace this fundamental…


Research publications June 24, 2020

Policymaking in a low-trust state: responses to COVID-19 in Hong Kong (Policy and Society)

Social and economic crises attending the COVID-19 pandemic thus invite scholarly reflection about public attitudes, social leadership, and the role of social and institutional memory in the context of systemic disruption. This article examines Hong…


Lectures and media engagements May 18, 2020

My recruitment message to policy degree applicants (EdUHK)

I would like to welcome you to the Department of Asian and Policy Studies at the Education University of Hong Kong. Your interest in our program is of high importance to us. I often receive…


Co-authored media May 4, 2020

Addressing air pollution in the Covid-19 era (South China Morning Post)

The Covid-19 crisis is drawing attention to respiratory health, and in cities with severe air pollution, people may be more vulnerable to the virus. While the world is focused on crisis mitigation, it is important not to…


Research publications April 29, 2020

Predictors of cloud computing adoption (Telematics and Informatics journal)

Cloud computing (CC) has become a powerful driver of technological and economic transformation across nations. Yet levels of cloud service adoption vary, with limited adoption in many countries. For broader transformation, it is important to…


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