PhD Student on Pathways to Understanding the Changing Climate
Mongolia and Inner Asia Studies Unit
PhD Student on Pathways to Understanding the Changing Climate
My PhD research focuses on the interchange between land and labour in East Anglia; how working in a particular landscape shapes both the people and the places concerned. I am also conducting a subsidiary research project on the role of sustainability discourses in the grassroots campaign against shale gas extraction in the United Kingdom.
From August 2014-August 2015, I carried out fieldwork in the Broadland region of Norfolk working with land management professionals, with a view to understanding how their experience of the land shapes their attitude towards environmental issues more broadly.
Europe; Land Management and the Environment; Eco-Activism; Political Economy; Paganism and Neo-Druidry; The Anthropology of Experience; Materiality.
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