Professor Heidi Gorovitz Robertson attended the International Academic Association of Planning, Law, and Property Rights Annual Meeting at Georgia Tech in Atlanta. She presented two papers. The first, presented with Dr. Rebecca Leshinksy from RMIT in Melbourne, Australia, focuses on property rights in radio-frequency spectrum allocations (“Spectrum Licensing, Property Theory, and Ecological Interference”). The paper will be submitted for peer review later this spring. The second presentation was associated with Professor Robertson’s work in Ohio on the state’s view of local involvement in decision-making concerning energy development facilities (“What’s Real and Remaining – A Framework for Agency Decision‑Making to Reduce Ohio’s Legislative Bias Against Renewable Energy”). She plans to submit this draft to journals this spring.
Robertson is the Steven W. Percy Professor of Law at the College of Law and Professor of Environmental Studies at the Levin College of Public Affairs and Education, Cleveland State University.
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