Journal of Critical Infrastructure Policy

2020 - 2025

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Volume 6, issue 1, 2025

Efficiency and consumer welfare under retail electricity deregulation: Analysis of Ohio's retail choice markets

Noah Dormady, William Welch, Yufan Ji, Stephanie Pedron, Abdollah Shafieezadeh, Alberto Lamadrid L., Matthew Hoyt and Samantha Fox

Who Will Rule the Waves? Geopolitical Threats to Maritime Infrastructure

Elisabeth Braw

Meeting California Climate Change Standards: Understanding the Regional and Local Transportation Coalitions Throughout California

Naomi Bick

To Transport or Not to Transport: Post‐Growth Avenues for Transport Infrastructure Planning

Stefan Verweij, Christian Lamker and Bert de Groot

Securing the Backbone of Healthcare: Resilience in the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain

Nicolette Louissaint and Danielle Ekoma

Why Helene Hit So Hard: Lessons for a Future of Bareknuckle Storms

Galen Miller and Arnaud Foubert

Rebuilding May Be Easier Than Maintaining Social and Cultural Cohesion After the L.A. Fires

Richard Little

The Great River: The Making and Unmaking of the Mississippi

Richard G. Little

Pricing of public infrastructure services

Pramode Verma

Volume 5, issue 1, 2024

From the Editor pp. 6-8

Richard G. Little

Making policy for complex adaptive systems pp. 9-12

M. John Plodinec

Innovation, collaboration, and chief innovation officers pp. 13-16

Philip Mark Plotch

Climate‐resilient water infrastructure: A call to action pp. 17-29

Joanne Vinke‐ De Kruijf, Megan E. Heim LaFrombois, Beau Warbroek, John C. Morris and Stefan M. M. Kuks

Using public–private partnerships to deliver electric vehicle charging infrastructure pp. 30-33

Patrick DeCorla‐Souza

Effective communication skills: What engineers need most and least want pp. 34-39

Rachelle Beckner

Accelerating workforce development in the federal infrastructure moment and beyond pp. 40-44

Joseph W. Kane

Right kind of wrong: The science of failing well By Amy Edmondson, New York: Atria Books. 2023. 350 pp. $28.99. ISBN: 9781982195069 pp. 45-47

Richard G. Little

How infrastructure works: Inside the systems that shape our world By Deb Chachra, New York: Riverhead Books. 2023. pp. 308. $29.00. ISBN 9780593086599 pp. 48-50

Richard G. Little

On the move: The overheating earth and the uprooting of AmericaBy Abrahm Lustgarten, New York, NY: Farrar, Straus and Giroux. 2024. pp. 324. $30.00. ISBN 9780374171735 pp. 51-52

Richard G. Little

Volume 3, issue 2, 2023

Editor‐in‐Chief's Letter pp. 1-4

Richard M. Krieg

Nuclear Policy in the States: A National Review pp. 13-27

Daniel Shea

How Advanced Nuclear Generation Technologies Support Electric Grid Resilience pp. 29-36

Richard S. Mroz

The Energy Transition: Advanced Nuclear Needed but Address Climate Change Vulnerabilities Now pp. 37-46

Andrew Bochman

The Post‐Industrial Midwest and Appalachia (PIMA) Nuclear Alliance pp. 47-60

Jean‐Paul Allain and Sandra Allain

Challenges to Implementing Microreactor Technologies in Rural and Tribal Communities pp. 61-91

Hillary K. Fishler, Nahuel Guaita, Dawn D. Davis and Joshua D. Fishler

Stormwater Capital Improvement Planning: A Framework for Project Identification and Prioritization for Pluvial Flood Mitigation pp. 93-115

Juhann Waller

Outcomes of the 2022 InfraGard National Disaster Resilience Council Summit pp. 117-123

Mary D. Lasky

The Electromagnetic Threat to the US: Resilience Strategy Recommendations pp. 125-150

Samuel Averitt, Erik Dahl and Daniel Eisenberg

Volume 3, issue 1, 2022

Editor‐in‐Chief's Letter pp. 1-5

Richard M. Krieg

Preserving Ukraine's Electric Grid During the Russian Invasion pp. 15-55

Thomas S. Popik

Defense Energy Resilience and the Role of State Public Utility Commissions pp. 57-71

William McCurry, Lynn Costantini, Wilson Rickerson, Jonathon Monkenm and Erin Brousseau

Expanding Oregon's Vision for a Once‐in‐a‐Generation Infrastructure Investment pp. 73-82

Robert Parker and John Tapogna

Winter Storm Uri: Resource Loss and Psychosocial Outcomes of Critical Infrastructure Failure in Texas pp. 83-102

Liesel A. Ritchie, Duane A. Gill and Kathryn Hamilton

Atlas for a Warp Speed Future: Enhancing Usual Operating Modes of the U.S. Government pp. 103-110

Amanda Arnold

Strengthening the Security of Operational Technology: Understanding Contemporary Bill of Materials pp. 111-135

Arushi Arora, Virginia Wright and Christina Garman

A Risk‐Informed Community Framework for the Assessment of Chemical Hazards pp. 137-168

Curtis Smith, Kurt Vedros, Kenneth Martinez and David Kuipers

Volume 2, issue 2, 2021

Editor‐in‐Chief's Letter pp. 1-4

Richard M. Krieg

Progress toward Resilient Infrastructures: Are we falling behind the pace of events and changing threats? pp. 5-18

David D. Woods and David L. Alderson

Incentivizing Good Governance Beyond Regulatory Minimums: The Civil Nuclear Sector pp. 19-43

Debra K. Decker and Kathryn Rauhut

Evolution and Trends of Industrial Control System Cyber Incidents since 2017 pp. 45-79

Robert Grubbs, Jeremiah Stoddard, Sarah Freeman and Ron Fisher

Large Transformer Criticality, Threats, and Opportunities pp. 81-101

George Baker, Ian Webb, Klaehn Burkes and Joseph Cordaro

A Functional All‐Hazard Approach to Critical Infrastructure Dependency Analysis pp. 103-123

Ryan Hruska, Kent McGillivary and Robert Edsall

Control Systems Cyber Security Reference Architecture (RA) for Critical Infrastructure: Healthcare and Hospital Vertical Example pp. 125-145

Aleksandra Scalco, David Flanigan and Steven Simske

National Action Needed to Strengthen the Emergency Power Infrastructure pp. 147-155

Eric Cote

Automotive Ground Vehicles' Resilience to HEMP Attack: An Emergency Management Mitigation Plan pp. 157-188

Julian A. LoRusso, Mariama Yakubu, Wayne Sandford, Jeffrey Treistman, Ed Goldberg and Matt Van Benschoten

Volume 2, issue 1, 2021

Editor's Letter pp. 1-3

Richard M. Krieg

Editorial: Emerging Infrastructure Policy of the Biden Presidency and the 117th Congress pp. 7-19

Richard M. Krieg

Electromagnetic Pulse Resilience of United States Critical Infrastructure: Progress and Prognostics pp. 35-46

George H. Baker

The 2021 Texas Blackouts: Causes, Consequences, and Cures pp. 47-73

Thomas Popik and Richard Humphreys

Building a Resilient Telecommunications Sector in Puerto Rico in the Aftermath of Hurricanes Irma and Maria pp. 75-96

Amado Cordova, Karlyn Stanley, Ajay Kochhar, Ryan Consaul and Justin Hodiak

A Strategic Approach to Flood Risk Management pp. 97-121

Andrew Wells, J. Brandon Klenzendorf and W. Garrett Myler