- Lecturer in Political Ecology, Lancaster University
My research is focused on social and environmental dimensions of smallholder natural resource management in the humid tropics of Latin America and Africa. I focus on two themes in particular; i) local agro-ecological knowledge, and ii) social and environmental justice issues. I investigate these with theory and methods from a variety of disciplines, including anthropology, geography and development studies.
Experience
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–presentLecturer in Environmental Geography, Lancaster University
Education
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2010University of Sussex, PhD in Environmental Anthropology
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