Social Science and Public Policy
Nature and Society Workshop Panel 2- The Amazon Fires, Livelihoods and the State
October 11, 2019 at 2:00pm – 3:30pm EDT
Eggers Hall, 018
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Chair: Jamie Gagliano (TBC). Syracuse University
Pachamama Burning: The Politics of Fire in the Bolivian Amazon. Andrea Marston, Rutgers University
Traditional Land Uses and Ecotourism in the Colombian Amazon: A Critical Socio-Environmental Issue for Communities and Rainforest Conservation. Andrés Urcuqui, SUNY ESF
Drivers of destruction: What lies behind deforestation and environmental degradation in Peruvian Amazon? Mirella Prettell. Syracuse University
Fires and Indigenous Livelihoods: Political Ecology Approach to Intercultural Engagement in the Bolivian Amazon. Moory Romero, SUNY ESF
What’s old is new again: Amazon deforestation and the cycles of political ecology. Tom Perreault. Syracuse University
This is an annual workshop, this year sponsored by the Geography Department of the Maxwell School of Syracuse University. Other universities joining the workshop include: Clark University, Cornell University, State University of New York- Environmental Science and Forestry, Rutgers University, Temple University, and West Virginia University.
This event was published on October 9, 2019.
Event Details
- Category
- Social Science and Public Policy
- Type
- Workshops
- Region
- Main Campus
- Open to
- Public
- Contact
- Deborah Toole
datoole@syr.edu
315.443.2606
- Accessibility
- Contact Deborah Toole to request accommodations