Tanzania

Situated Brainstorming: Field Site Scoping in East Africa

Christine Wilkinson, ESPM PhD Student, was a Rocca Fellow in Summer 2016. She sent us the following report.

This past summer, I was able to use the generous support of a Rocca Pre-Dissertation Fellowship in order to explore potential field sites, network with communities and wildlife managers, and brainstorm my dissertation research questions. Having spent about 2 cumulative years living and working in East...

Timothy White

Professor
Integrative Biology

Jonathan Weigel

Assistant Professor
Haas School of Business

Amy Pickering

Assistant Professor, Distinguished Chair in Global Poverty and Practice
Civil and Environmental Engineering, Blum Center

Tyrone Hayes

Professor
Integrative Biology

Youjin Chung

Assistant Professor
Energy and Resources Group
Division of Society and Environment

As a broadly trained rural sociologist and human geographer, her research brings together the political economy of development, historical and feminist political ecology, critical agrarian and food studies, and African studies. She draws on ethnographic, historical, and participatory visual methods to examine the relationship between gender, intersectionality, development, and socio-ecological change in Sub Saharan Africa with a focus on Tanzania. She is interested in understanding how agrarian landscapes, livelihoods, and lifestyles articulate with capitalist forces, and how these...