Chuo Li

Chuo Li

Associate Professor

Email: cl1004@msstate.edu
Phone: 662-325-7898


Mailing Address:
Box 9725
Mississippi State, MS 39762
Office: LA Facility, Suite C103
845-3 Stone Blvd.
Curriculum Vitae

Education:
  • Ph.D., University of Illinois
  • M.A., University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • International Master Degree, Roskilde University (Denmark)
  • B.E.A., Sichuan University (China)

Courses:
  • Landscape Architecture Design I
  • Landscape Architecture Capstone Studio
  • Introduction to Research Methods in Landscape Architecture
  • Landscape Architecture Graduate Design Studio II
  • Research/Thesis

Publications

2020
Li, C., H. Chen. 2020. Culture and nature in conserving the indigenous water system in rural China: A case study of the ancient village of Hongcun. Journal of Landscape Architecture 2:44-55.  Download
2019
Li, C., M. W. Seymour. 2019. Children's perceptions of neighbourhood environments for walking and outdoor play. Landscape Research 44(4):430-443. Download
2018
Li, C., A. Ghiasi, X. Li, G. Chi. 2018. Sociodemographics and access to organic and local food: A case study of New Orleans, Louisiana. Cities 79:141-150.  Download
2017
Li, C. G. Chi, R. Jackson. 2017. Neighborhood built environment and walking behaviours: Evidence from the rural American South. Indoor and Built Environment. Download
2015
Li, C. 2015. Commercialism and Identity Politics in New York's Chinatown. Journal of Urban History 41(6):1118-1134. Download
2015
Li, C. 2015. Heritage and ethnic identity: Preserving Chinese cemeteries in the United States. International Journal of Heritage Studies 21(7):642-659. Download
2015
Li, C. 2015. Interrogating ethnic identity: Space and community building in Chicago's Chinatown. Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review 27(1):55-68.
2015
Li, C., G. Chi, R. Jackson. 2015. Perceptions and barriers to walking in the rural American South: The influence of neighborhood built environment on pedestrian behaviors. Urban Design International 20:255-273. Download
2012
Li, C. 2012. On Location: Heritage Cities and Sites. Pages 37-59 in D. F. Ruggles (Ed.), The Politics and Heritage of Race and Space in San Francisco's Chinatown. New York: Springer.
2012
Li, C. 2012. The myth of tradition in New York Chinatown. Volume 242, Political Placemaking and Urban Mythology in The Myth of Tradition, International Association of the Study of Traditional Environment.

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