Most Recent
TCR Reports from the Field: The Print to Digital Transition Comes to Taiwan in The Charleston ReportNovember/December 2013.
Don’t Steal This Book in Library Journal
Building cross-border communities to energize learning, teaching and innovation in higher education
Sustainability
Sustainability in Collection Development: Seeing the Forest and the Trees
“Print or digital – which is more sustainable?” in UKSG Serials-eNews 13 November 2009
Guest editor for Against the Grain ALA Midwinter Issue, Volume 22, Number 6, December 2010-January 2011.
“Linking Publishers, Vendors and Librarians”
Sustainability in Collection Development: Seeing the Forest and the Trees
“Seeing the forest: why publishers and readers need to take a fresh look at print and online publishing to create a sustainable information industry” – UKSG Serials article by Karen Christensen and Bill Siever.
“Sustainability—Will We Find It Online?” in Against the Grain February 2010
“Green Parties” in Encyclopedia of World Environmental History (2003). Shepard Krech, J. R. McNeill, and Carolyn Merchant. New York: Routledge.
Literature & Publishing
“Let’s Circulate Knowledge” Library Journal 15 November, 2009
“Dear Mrs. Eliot” The Guardian U.K. Saturday 29 January 2005
Berkshire Savant issue on global perspectives, June 2005 Issue 1
“True Believers and Naysayers: Exploring the World of Social Media,” essay inUpgrade Magazine January 2007
Copyright 2.0: Rights Implications & User-generated Content, Copyright Clearance Center, September 2007
“Green Ink in Britain” in the Whole Earth Ecolog (1990). J. Baldwin, editor. New York: Harmony.
Memoirs
“Marvin Mudrick and His Chickens”
Berkshire Savant 1: “Seeing the World”
“This Sporting Life,” Coastlines (1999). 29.4.
Community & Social Networking
“If Not for Jane Jacobs, We Wouldn’t Be Here” and “Less Marc Jacobs, More Jane Jacobs” in the Westview News 2011
“True Believers and Naysayers: Exploring the World of Social Media,”essay in Upgrade Magazine January 2007
“Cocooning,” “Guanxi,” and “Morgan, Arthur” Encyclopedia of Community: shared places, shared meanings, from the village to the virtual world (2003). Karen Christensen and David Levinson, editors. Four volumes Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Reference. In press.
Review of “Experimental Americans: Celo and Utopian Community in the Twentieth Century,” Journal of Utopian Studies (2002). 13.2, 145-146.
Review of “Ecovillages in Europe,” Journal of Utopian Studies (2001) 12.2.
Essay/review, “Eco-Villages in Europe,” Journal of Utopian Studies(1999). 10.1, 160-165.
“Living Together” and “A Green Environment” in Lifestyles (1989). Dr. Peter Marsh, editor. London: Sidgwick & Jackson, pp 118-121 and pp 244-247.
Interviews with Karen Christensen
Karen talks to CHINA DAILY about Chinese publishers and their efforts to “go out” to the world “Sino-US book gap more than just language”