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Ashley Carse

Associate Professor Professor

Vanderbilt University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Science

Center for Latin American Studies

Graduate School

Community Research & Action

Peabody College

Ashley Carse is currently serving as a Center For Latin American Studies Associate Professor Professor at Vanderbilt University.

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Ashley Carse

Vanderbilt University

Associate Professor Professor

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anthropology infrastructure engineering infrastructure systems infrastructure development panama canal historical geography infrastructure management political science political ecology environmental planning water resources marine policy global policy sustainable development human-environment interactions coastal management geopolitics drought resilience drought management drought risk management latin american archaeology technology infrastructure infrastructural event modern world social sciences civil engineering sociocultural anthropology french politics information technology coastal research information infrastructures latin american studies natural resources maritime sciences offshore geotechnics global challenges critical infrastructure protection infrastructure standards constricted contemporary harbor deepening southeastern united states logistical environments keyword infrastructure cultural anthropology construction management ethnography experiential learning navigation natural hazards french language latin american politics ocean engineering coastal conservation marine management learning environments anthropocene environmental security water scarcity water security resource security urban-coastal interaction environmental politics philosophy of engineering nature-based solutions deep sea mining nearshore process harbor engineering maritime security maritime cooperation anthropological facts big ditch tecnología y ecología panama canal watershed new horizons terra potentia global shipping organizational change community engagement community building social anthropology sociology ethnographic theory community-engaged research environmental anthropology

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Terra Potentia: The World-Making Force of Dredging. Swedish Research Council Grant (2024)

sediment transportsedimentologymarine structurescontinental shelf researchoffshore geotechnicssediment researchcivil engineeringterra potentiageomorphology

What Comes After the Conquest of Nature?. Modern American History (2024)

historical biologycivilizationsenvironmental historyanthropogenic geomorphology

La Naturaleza Como Infraestructura: Política, TecnologíA Y EcologíA En El Canal De Panamá. Bogotá, Colombia: Instituto Colombiano de Antropología e Historia (2022)

latin american archaeologycolonialismportuguesehistorical geographypolitical ecologypolitical economylatin american studiesgeopoliticspolitical sciencelatin american politicsspanishtecnología y ecología

The Age of Mitigation: Global Shipping and a River on Life. Princeton University Press (2022)

global challengescoastal managementglobal responsibilitymaritime securitysustainable developmentenvironmental policyglobal shippingmaritime cooperationcivilizationsmarine policyglobal policypublic policyglobalization

CHOKEPOINTS: Anthropologies of the Constricted Contemporary. Ethnos (2020)

Ashley CarseTownsend MiddletonJason ConsJatin DuaGabriela ValdiviaElizabeth Cullen Dunn

social sciencesanthropologyconstricted contemporarycultural anthropology

New Horizons for Dredging Research: The Ecology and Politics of Harbor Deepening in the Southeastern United States. Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Water (2020)

Ashley CarseJoshua A. Lewis

marine managementharbor deepeningcoastal managementwater resourcessoutheastern united statescivil engineeringconstruction managementpolitical scienceecologymarine policy

New Horizons for Dredging Research: The Ecology and Politics of Harbor Deepening in the Southeastern United States. WIREs Water (2020)

deep sea miningaquatic ecosystemsnearshore processenvironmental policy of the united statessedimentologyenvironmental scienceocean engineeringmarine policyharbor deepeningoceanographyharbor engineeringsediment transportmaritime sciencescoastal engineeringcoastal researchcoastal conservationcoastal managementoffshore geotechnicssoutheastern united statesecologynew horizons

The Feel of 13,000 Containers: How Pilots Learn to Navigate Changing Logistical Environments. Ethnos (2020)

Ashley Carse

ethnographyanthropologyeducationlearning environmentsexperiential learninglogistical environmentsnavigationperformance studies

Unfinished and Unbuilt: The Temporalities of Infrastructure. Environment and Society: Advances in Research (2019)

urbanisminfrastructure managementinfrastructure engineeringurban studiesarchitectureurban planninginfrastructure developmentarchitectural researchinfrastructure systems

WATER: Abundance, Scarcity, and Security in the Age of Humanity. Journal of American History (2018)

Ashley Carse

anthropocenewater resourcesenvironmental securitywater scarcityeconomicspolitical sciencewater securitypublic policyresource security

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Ashley Carse

Associate Professor Professor

Vanderbilt University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Science

Center for Latin American Studies

Graduate School

Community Research & Action

Peabody College

Ashley Carse is currently serving as a Center For Latin American Studies Associate Professor Professor at Vanderbilt University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ashley Carse

Vanderbilt University

Associate Professor Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Terra Potentia: The World-Making Force of Dredging. Swedish Research Council Grant (2024)

sediment transportsedimentologymarine structurescontinental shelf researchoffshore geotechnicssediment researchcivil engineeringterra potentiageomorphology

What Comes After the Conquest of Nature?. Modern American History (2024)

historical biologycivilizationsenvironmental historyanthropogenic geomorphology

La Naturaleza Como Infraestructura: Política, TecnologíA Y EcologíA En El Canal De Panamá. Bogotá, Colombia: Instituto Colombiano de Antropología e Historia (2022)

The Age of Mitigation: Global Shipping and a River on Life. Princeton University Press (2022)

CHOKEPOINTS: Anthropologies of the Constricted Contemporary. Ethnos (2020)

Ashley CarseTownsend MiddletonJason ConsJatin DuaGabriela ValdiviaElizabeth Cullen Dunn

social sciencesanthropologyconstricted contemporarycultural anthropology

New Horizons for Dredging Research: The Ecology and Politics of Harbor Deepening in the Southeastern United States. Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Water (2020)

Ashley CarseJoshua A. Lewis

marine managementharbor deepeningcoastal managementwater resourcessoutheastern united statescivil engineeringconstruction managementpolitical scienceecologymarine policy

New Horizons for Dredging Research: The Ecology and Politics of Harbor Deepening in the Southeastern United States. WIREs Water (2020)

The Feel of 13,000 Containers: How Pilots Learn to Navigate Changing Logistical Environments. Ethnos (2020)

Ashley Carse

ethnographyanthropologyeducationlearning environmentsexperiential learninglogistical environmentsnavigationperformance studies

Unfinished and Unbuilt: The Temporalities of Infrastructure. Environment and Society: Advances in Research (2019)

urbanisminfrastructure managementinfrastructure engineeringurban studiesarchitectureurban planninginfrastructure developmentarchitectural researchinfrastructure systems

WATER: Abundance, Scarcity, and Security in the Age of Humanity. Journal of American History (2018)

Ashley Carse

anthropocenewater resourcesenvironmental securitywater scarcityeconomicspolitical sciencewater securitypublic policyresource security

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