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David Griffith

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East Carolina University

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Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

David Griffith is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at East Carolina University.

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anthropology social sciences cultural anthropology migration studies sociology human migration labor migration ethnography social anthropology sociocultural anthropology ecology international migration anthropological theory fishery management climate change labor relations transnational mobility cultural economy cultural change commercial fishing workforce development coastal management labor market integration marine management labor market participation changing workforce organizational behavior latino studies marine policy ethnographic theory labor market outcomes human-environment interactions human ecology marine ecology environmental change puerto rico ecotoxicology wildlife agrarian change evolutionary anthropology unpaid work remote work human-wildlife relationships latin american studies cognitive anthropology work-family interface work adjustment moral economy american guestworkers immigration reform livelihood constellations united states women's studies human resources economic geography household labor employee involvement disease risk assessment exposure assessment health risk assessment food distribution indigenous studies traditional ecological knowledge social organization work organization organizing (management) social capital coastal areas gendered migration environmental health risk social science theory common ground intracultural variation coastal fisheries issues nonmarket labor processes advanced capitalist economy civilizations environmental anthropology economic anthropology regional studies

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Exploration of Underlying Patterns Among Conflict, Socioeconomic and Political Factors. PLoS ONE (2024)

Kathleen VazquezJeffrey C. JohnsonDavid GriffithRachata Muneepeerakul

social conflictpolitical sciencepolitical factorspolitical conflictsocial sciencesconflict

Mcgillis’s Points: Commercial Fishing Narratives of Knowledge and Power in the Southern United States. Human Organization (2024)

David Griffith

political ecologycommercial fishing narrativesfishery managementsociologysocial historysocial sciencessocial systemsnatural resource managementregional relevanceanthropologyfisheriescommercial fishingsouthern united statessocial anthropology

Coastal Forest Fisheries, Estuarine Livelihoods, and Human Well-Being in Southern Puerto Rico. Human Ecology (2023)

Carlos G. García-QuijanoHilda LlorénsDavid C. GriffithMiguel H. Del PozoJohn J. Poggie

estuarine livelihoodshuman-environment interactionscoastal forest fisherieshuman-wildlife relationshipsaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencehuman well-beinghuman ecologyecologysouthern puerto rico

Local Perspectives Matter: The Case of the Seasonal Fishery Closure in the Visayan Sea, Philippines. Society & Natural Resources (2023)

Farisal Ungkakay-BagsitHarold M. MonteclaroDavid C. Griffith

fishery managementvisayan seaaquatic ecosystemssocial sciencesenvironmental sciencenatural resource managementmarine managementmarine environmentscoastal managementseasonal fishery closure

Migration and Livelihood Constellations: Assessing Common Themes in the Face of Environmental Change in Somalia and Among Agro‐Pastoral Peoples. International Migration (2023)

David GriffithRachata MuneepeerakulGenevieve GuerryAlvaro Carmona CabreroJeffrey C. JohnsonRafael Munoz‐CarpenaMichael PumaUpmanu LallMehran Homayounfar

environmental changecommon themesanthropologyinternational migrationmigration studiesclimate changelivelihood constellations

Anthropology of Economics. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

David Griffith

economicsanthropological theorysociocultural anthropologyphilosophy of economicsanthropologysocial anthropologybehavioral economicscultural anthropologyeconomic behavioreconomic sociologyeconomic psychology

Cultural Labor in the Migration Economy. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

David Griffith

transnational mobilitymigration policycultural economymigration economyhuman migrationinternational migrationlabor migrationculturecultural labormigration studiesmass immigrationinternal migration

Domestic Economics I. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

David Griffith

economics

Labor in Ethnohistorical Settings. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

David Griffith

anthropologyethnohistoryethnohistorical settings

Labor, Value, Culture. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

David Griffith

sociologycultural economycultural changesocial sciencessocial changelabour economicsvalue creationculturevalue theorycultural studies

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David Griffith

Professor

East Carolina University

Affiliations

Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

David Griffith is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at East Carolina University.

Honors

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East Carolina University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Exploration of Underlying Patterns Among Conflict, Socioeconomic and Political Factors. PLoS ONE (2024)

Kathleen VazquezJeffrey C. JohnsonDavid GriffithRachata Muneepeerakul

social conflictpolitical sciencepolitical factorspolitical conflictsocial sciencesconflict

Mcgillis’s Points: Commercial Fishing Narratives of Knowledge and Power in the Southern United States. Human Organization (2024)

David Griffith

Coastal Forest Fisheries, Estuarine Livelihoods, and Human Well-Being in Southern Puerto Rico. Human Ecology (2023)

Carlos G. García-QuijanoHilda LlorénsDavid C. GriffithMiguel H. Del PozoJohn J. Poggie

estuarine livelihoodshuman-environment interactionscoastal forest fisherieshuman-wildlife relationshipsaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencehuman well-beinghuman ecologyecologysouthern puerto rico

Local Perspectives Matter: The Case of the Seasonal Fishery Closure in the Visayan Sea, Philippines. Society & Natural Resources (2023)

Farisal Ungkakay-BagsitHarold M. MonteclaroDavid C. Griffith

fishery managementvisayan seaaquatic ecosystemssocial sciencesenvironmental sciencenatural resource managementmarine managementmarine environmentscoastal managementseasonal fishery closure

Migration and Livelihood Constellations: Assessing Common Themes in the Face of Environmental Change in Somalia and Among Agro‐Pastoral Peoples. International Migration (2023)

David GriffithRachata MuneepeerakulGenevieve GuerryAlvaro Carmona CabreroJeffrey C. JohnsonRafael Munoz‐CarpenaMichael PumaUpmanu LallMehran Homayounfar

environmental changecommon themesanthropologyinternational migrationmigration studiesclimate changelivelihood constellations

Anthropology of Economics. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

David Griffith

Cultural Labor in the Migration Economy. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

David Griffith

transnational mobilitymigration policycultural economymigration economyhuman migrationinternational migrationlabor migrationculturecultural labormigration studiesmass immigrationinternal migration

Domestic Economics I. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

David Griffith

economics

Labor in Ethnohistorical Settings. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

David Griffith

anthropologyethnohistoryethnohistorical settings

Labor, Value, Culture. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

David Griffith

sociologycultural economycultural changesocial sciencessocial changelabour economicsvalue creationculturevalue theorycultural studies

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