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	Recognized internationally as a global expert in environmental law and policy, Noah is the author of dozens of scholarly articles and book chapters in his field, as well as the author or editor of five books, including, <em>Cities and International Relations</em> (co-editor) and <em>Transforming Power: Energy, Environment, and Society in Conflict</em> (co-editor). He is currently editor of the Routledge book publication series, <em>Cities and Global Governance</em> and was selected to the Chicago Council on Global Affairs Emerging Leaders Program for 2011-2013.&nbsp;</p>
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	Noah also studies the integration of environmental policy and Christian faith, serving as co-editor (with Daniel Block) of <em>Keeping God&rsquo;s Earth: The Global Environment in Biblical Perspective</em> and as a contributor to the <em>Handbook of Religion and Politics</em> (2009) with his essay, &ldquo;Changing the Climate of Religious Internationalism: Evangelical Responses to Global Warming and Human Suffering.&rdquo; For 2012-2013, he was appointed a Senior Fellow at the Martin Marty Center for the Advanced Study of Religion at the University of Chicago. Among his current work efforts is a project on the life and work of French social theorist and theologian, Jacques Ellul. He is also continuing his ongoing research on the intersection of global environmental governance and Christian ethics, as well as his collaborative research with various scholars on cities and climate change.&nbsp;</p>
