The Anthropology and the Environment Committee of the RAI have put together a list of anthropologists who are interested in environmental issues. This list is a resource for other anthropologists and for those outside anthropology looking for a particular expertise.
If you are interested in being included please reply to admin@therai.org.uk and include:
- Name
- Affiliation
- Contact details
- Statement of interest
- Geographical/topical area of interest
Acciaioli, Greg
Name: Greg Acciaioli
Affiliation: Anthropology and Sociology, School of Social Sciences, The University of Western Australia
Contact details: Email: gregory.acciaioli@uwa.edu.au
Ph +61 403334475
Address:
Anthropology and Sociology M257
School of Social Sciences
University of Western Australia
35 Stirling Highway
Crawley, WA 6009, AUSTRALIA
Statement of interest: I am interested in such issues in environmental anthropology as contestations over protected areas, both terrestrial and marine (i.e.green grabs and blue grabs), environmental education in relation to such theoretical issues as environmentality, and interrogations of issues of sustainable development.
Geographical/topical area of interest: Indonesia, Malaysia (esp. Sabah), Brunei, Southeast Asia
Adem, Teferi Abate
Name: Teferi Abate Adem
Affiliation: Human Relations Area Files (HRAF) at Yale University
Contact details : Teferi Abate Adem, Ph. D
Human Relations Area Files at Yale
755 Prospect Street
New Haven, CT 06511
203 764-9401 (office)
HRAF home page: http://hraf.yale.edu
Affiliated Faculty: The Council on African Studies
Home page: http://www.yale.edu/macmillan/african/faculty.html
Statement of interest: Currently working on the long-term cultural, institutional and behavioral legacies of extreme weather events and related environmental stressors with particular focus on prolonged droughts, poorly timed rains, violent floods, and periodic outbreak of crop pests.
Geographical/topical area of interest: smallholder subsistence farmers in moisture-stressed areas of Ethiopia
Alexander, Celeste
Name: Celeste Alexander
Affiliation: PhD Candidate, Princeton University
Contact details: cnalexan@princeton.edu; celestealexander@gmail.com
Statement of interest: I am a doctoral candidate in anthropology at Princeton University and a former Princeton Environmental Institute Science, Technology and Environmental Policy Fellow. My work concerns questions of belonging and multispecies interactions, especially between people and elephants. My dissertation explores ecological and regulatory change in Tanzania on the north-western border of Serengeti National Park, examining relationships between cartography, scalar processes of governing and the various meanings attributed to the circulation of wildlife and revenue under increasingly financialized conservation. I am interested in joining the RAI community of scholars, given their shared commitment to advancing both theoretical and practical engagements of anthropologists within wider communities of environmental scholarship and public service.
Geographical/topical area of interest: Tanzania, East Africa, human-elephant entanglements, jurisdiction, scale, ecological and regulatory change, competing moral orders in environmental governance
Altamirano, Teofilo
Name: Teofilo Altamirano
Affiliation: Former Tinker Professor UTexas, Austin USA
Contact details: Taltami@pucp.edu.pe Cellphone: 051-1-998674800
Statement of interest: I am currently teaching, doing research and writing on enironmental migration. My research site is located in Peruvian Andes.
Geographical/topical area of interest: Andean countries.
Arceño, Mark Anthony
Name: Mark Anthony Arceño
Affiliation: The Ohio State University
Contact details: arceno.1@osu.edu
Statement of interest: My research looks at the confluence of food, place, and identity. Using the notion of terroir as a conceptual framework, I pay attention to vintners' attributions to observed environmental change as I examine the social-ecological system of wine production and consumption.
Geographical/topical area of interest: France / anthropologies of food, environment, and climate change