Professor Emeritus
336B Agricultural Hall
1450 Linden Drive
Madison, WI 53706

(608) 262-1510
thomas.heberlein@wisc.edu

Curriculum Vitae
Complete Publication List

Education: Ph.D., 1971, Univeristy Of Wisconsin

Selected Publications on Sweden:

• BOOK PROPOSAL: Discovering Sweden–One Mistake at a Time

• Heberlein, Thomas A. “6 Things You Need to Know to Survive a Nobel Prize Banquet” Fodors.com/news December 6, 2017 https://www.fodors.com/news/author/thomas-heberlein.

• Heberlein, Thomas A. 2017. Sweden is safe (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) Letters to the Editor, March 5.

• Heberlein, Thomas A. 2017. Nobel Prizes show strength of US universities (WI State Journal) Letters to the Editor, January 3.

• Heberlein, Thomas A. 2016. “Sweden may have the answer to America’s gun problem.” Vox. August 8, 2016. http://www.vox.com/2016/8/8/12351824/gun-control-sweden-solution

• Grauers, Karl. “Amerikanen som förälskade sig i svenska skatter.” Trans: The American who fell in love with Swedish Taxes. In Dagens Etc. May 2016

• Heberlein, Thomas A. 2016. “I’m an American living in Sweden. Here’s why I came to embrace the higher taxes.” Vox. First Person. April 8, 2016. http://www.vox.com/2016/4/8/11380356/swedish-taxes-love

• Heberlein, Thomas A. 2016. “Low Taxes? We get just what we pay for.” The Capital Times March 19, 2016. http://host.madison.com/ct/opinion/column/tom-heberlein-low-taxes-we-get-just-what-we-pay/article_edafbda2-b379-5afc-8836-a482b4312b42.html

• Heberlein, Thomas A. 2016. “Sex skäl att älska svenska skatter.” Arbetet. May 5, 2016. http://arbetet.se/2016/05/05/sex-skal-att-alska-svenska-skatter

• Heberlein, Thomas A. 2000. “The Gun, The Dog and the Thermos: Culture and Hunting in Sweden and the United States.” Sweden and America. 13: 24-29.

• Heberlein, Thomas A. 2005. Wildlife Caretaking vs. Wildlife Management: A Short Lesson in Swedish. The Wildlife Society Bulletin, Volume 33, Number 1, pp 378-380.

• Heberlein, Thomas A., Peter Fredman and Tuomas Vuorio. 2002. “Current Tourism Patterns in the Swedish Mountains.” Journal of Mountain Research. 22: 142-149.

Recent Presentations:

• “Time for Change? Challenging the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation” Presentation to the Wisconsin Outdoor Communicators Association, July 26, 2014 (Power Point Presentation)

• “Navigating Environmental Attitudes—A Look at the Scientific Watershed” presented at the ISSRM, June 12, 2014, Hannover Germany (Power Point Slides)

• “Attitudes Toward Wolves” presented at the Swedish Parliament May 10, 2012

• Hunter Declines in North America and Europe: Causes, Concerns, and Proposed Research [2,842 mb pdf]

Selected Publications on Wolves:

• Williams, Christopher K., Göran Ericsson and Thomas A. Heberlein. 2002. “A Quantitative Summary of Attitudes Toward Wolves and Their Reintroduction.” Wildlife Society Bulletin. 30: 575-584

• Ericsson, Göran, and Thomas A Heberlein. 2003. “Attitudes of Hunters, Locals and the General Public in Sweden Now That the Wolves Are Back. “ Biological Conservation. 111: 149-159.

• Heberlein, Thomas A. and Göran Ericsson. 2008. “Public Attitudes and the Future of Wolves in Sweden.” Wildlife Biology. 14: 391-394.

• Heberlein: Yes to WI Wolf Hunt (WI State Journal Article), 2008 [10.9 mb pdf]

Interdisciplinary Research:

• Improving Interdisciplinary Research [2,386 kb pdf]

• Navigating Environmental Attitudes (Conservation Biology 2012)

• Team Science–Nature Vol 525 17 September 2015

Books:

• Navigating Environmental Attitudes, Oxford University Press, August 2012 [211 kb pdf]

Selected Reviews:

• Green Bay Press Gazette Review

• American Journal of Sociology Review

• The Wildlife Professional