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Bryan Tilt

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Oregon State University

Affiliations

School of Language, Culture and Society

Anthropology

College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences

Environmental Sciences

Water Conflict Management and Transformation

College of Liberal Arts

School of Language, Culture and Society

Bryan Tilt is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at Oregon State University.

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Oregon State University

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public policy environmental science sustainable development social sciences contemporary china economy of china water resources environmental policy public health political ecology human impacts on the environment hydropower rural china environmental planning southwest china rural development rural sociology river basin management risk management human-environment interactions environmental pollution air pollution demography social anthropology human ecology industrial pollution moral economy global studies global ecology strategic studies migration studies agrarian change sustainable construction environmental geography spatial ecology human-wildlife relationships costbenefit analysis ecosystem health regional planning pollution enforcement rural industrial sector project management engineering optimization multidisciplinary optimization world development coastal management economic systems african development transdisciplinary perspectives sustainable environmental management science policy population displacement social capital global change impacts water conservation agricultural water management transition economies institutional change land development regional relevance societal environment attitude theory spatial planning landscape planning landscape change landscape ecology large dam projects international case studies best practice dam construction multidisciplinary perspective air pollution crisis social-ecological resilience traditional irrigation agricultural water conservation plastic mulch east asian studies environmental sustainability anthropology sustainability science ecological sustainability environmental anthropology

Notable Scholarly Works

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Internationalizing Chinese Standards Through Infrastructure Experimentation: Engineering a Pumped Storage Hydropower Project in Israel. China Information (2024)

Zhuo ChenBryan TiltShaozeng Zhang

chinese standardsengineeringinfrastructure experimentationinternational relationshydropower

China 2060: Envisioning a Human-Centered Approach to Energy Transition. In Anna J. Willow, ed., Anthropological Optimism: Engaging with What Could Go Right. New York: Routledge. P. 164-176. (2023)

energy explorationenergy issuessustainable energy technologiesenergy structure transitionsustainable energyenergy researchenergy strategiesenergy transitiontechnologyenergy policyenergy revolutionsustainable designenergy economicschina 2060

Hydropower Development in South Asia: Data Challenges, New Approaches, and Implications for Decision‐Making. Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Water (2023)

Thomas HennigTyler HarlanBryan TiltDarrin Magee

hydropower developmentwater resourcesdata sciencedata challengeshydropowersouth asia

Epistemic Turbulence in Renewable Energy Engineering on the Chinese “Belt and Road”. Engaging Science Technology and Society (2022)

Zhuo ChenBryan TiltShaozeng Zhang

environmental engineeringscience and technology studiespolitical sciencepublic policyrenewable energyepistemic turbulenceeconomy of chinaenergy engineering

Toxic Politics: China’s Environmental Health Crisis and Its Challenge to the Chinese State, by Yanzhong Huang. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2020. XV+264 Pp. a$135.95 (Cloth), a$47.95 (Paper), Us$25.00 (E-Book).. The China Journal (2022)

Bryan Tilt

environmental healthpolitical scienceeast asian studiesenvironmental health crisischinese political scienceenvironmental politicsyanzhong huangpublic healthtoxic politicschinese politics

Nuosu Horticulturalists' Local Knowledge of Wild Edible Plants and Fungi and Socio-Economic Implications in Yunnan, Southwest China. Journal of Ethnobiology (2022)

Xiaoyue LiJohn Richard SteppBryan Tilt

ethologysociologynuosu horticulturalistswild edible plantsanthropologysouthwest chinasocio-economic implicationssocial sciencescultural anthropology

Nuosu Horticulturalists’ Local Knowledge of Wild Edible Plants and Fungi: Socioeconomic Implications in Yunnan, Southwest China. Journal of Ethnobiology (2022)

socioeconomic implicationsfood systemsagricultural policyagrarian changeagricultural historyhorticultural commodityagroecologynatural resource managementagribusinessagronomywild edible plantssustainable agriculturesouthwest chinacrop cultivationethnobotanyagricultural economicsnatural resource economicsanthropology

Toxic Politics: China’s Environmental Health Crisis and Its Challenge to the Chinese State. The China Journal (2022)

global healthpolitical ecologyenvironmental healthcontemporary chinapublic policyeast asian studiesenvironmental health crisischinese statechinese political scienceenvironmental politicsenvironmental policytoxic politicschinese politics

Population Resettlement for Hydropower Development in the Lancang River Basin: An Evolving Policy Framework and Its Implications for Local People. International political economy series (2021)

Bryan TiltZhuo Chen

political ecologyhydropower developmentlocal peoplepolitical economypolitical sciencepublic policylancang river basinwater policywater resourcespopulation resettlementriver basin managementinternational political economysocial sciencesevolving policy frameworkinternational politicspolitical geography

Development in the Lancang River Basin: An Evolving Policy Framework and Its Implications for Local People.. The Political Economy of Hydropower in Southwest China and Beyond (2020)

community developmentsustainable developmentlocal peoplepublic policylancang river basinresource policywater resource policywater governancewater resource managementgeographyregional studiesriver basin managementenvironmental policyenvironmental planningevolving policy frameworkdevelopment planregional planningurban planning

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Bryan Tilt

Professor

Oregon State University

Affiliations

School of Language, Culture and Society

Anthropology

College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences

Environmental Sciences

Water Conflict Management and Transformation

College of Liberal Arts

School of Language, Culture and Society

Bryan Tilt is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at Oregon State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Oregon State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Internationalizing Chinese Standards Through Infrastructure Experimentation: Engineering a Pumped Storage Hydropower Project in Israel. China Information (2024)

Zhuo ChenBryan TiltShaozeng Zhang

chinese standardsengineeringinfrastructure experimentationinternational relationshydropower

China 2060: Envisioning a Human-Centered Approach to Energy Transition. In Anna J. Willow, ed., Anthropological Optimism: Engaging with What Could Go Right. New York: Routledge. P. 164-176. (2023)

Hydropower Development in South Asia: Data Challenges, New Approaches, and Implications for Decision‐Making. Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Water (2023)

Thomas HennigTyler HarlanBryan TiltDarrin Magee

hydropower developmentwater resourcesdata sciencedata challengeshydropowersouth asia

Epistemic Turbulence in Renewable Energy Engineering on the Chinese “Belt and Road”. Engaging Science Technology and Society (2022)

Zhuo ChenBryan TiltShaozeng Zhang

environmental engineeringscience and technology studiespolitical sciencepublic policyrenewable energyepistemic turbulenceeconomy of chinaenergy engineering

Bryan Tilt

environmental healthpolitical scienceeast asian studiesenvironmental health crisischinese political scienceenvironmental politicsyanzhong huangpublic healthtoxic politicschinese politics

Nuosu Horticulturalists' Local Knowledge of Wild Edible Plants and Fungi and Socio-Economic Implications in Yunnan, Southwest China. Journal of Ethnobiology (2022)

Xiaoyue LiJohn Richard SteppBryan Tilt

ethologysociologynuosu horticulturalistswild edible plantsanthropologysouthwest chinasocio-economic implicationssocial sciencescultural anthropology

Nuosu Horticulturalists’ Local Knowledge of Wild Edible Plants and Fungi: Socioeconomic Implications in Yunnan, Southwest China. Journal of Ethnobiology (2022)

Toxic Politics: China’s Environmental Health Crisis and Its Challenge to the Chinese State. The China Journal (2022)

Population Resettlement for Hydropower Development in the Lancang River Basin: An Evolving Policy Framework and Its Implications for Local People. International political economy series (2021)

Bryan TiltZhuo Chen

Development in the Lancang River Basin: An Evolving Policy Framework and Its Implications for Local People.. The Political Economy of Hydropower in Southwest China and Beyond (2020)

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