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JEREMY M. CAMPBELL

Roger Williams University

NoneJeremy M. Campbell is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences faculty at Roger Williams University.

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Roger Williams University

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anthropology portuguese historical geography human geography environmental anthropology political ecology latin american research public policy spanish colonialism forest policy latin american studies community forestry forest governance globalization environmental planning political geography inter-american relation indigenous studies indigenous peoples land use latin american politics latin american economic history southern african studies african development african political economy african studies forest research resource policy settler colonialism cultural geography forest conservation forest stewardship indigenous movements things fall apart new york international development sustainability science sustainable development latin american antiquity forest ecology forest transition theory land development traditional ecological knowledge sociodemographic variable man-land relationship property relations environmental politics human ecology conservation politics global connections narrative economics narrative representation latin america colonial geographies figural road political crisis speculative accumulation indigenous urbanization brazil ’ s land question tenure regularization program cadastral knowledge la autopista diferida amazonia resumen instituting nature andrew s. mathews

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Brightman, Marc, Carlos Fausto Vanessa Grotti (Eds). Ownership and Nurture: Studies in Native Amazonian Property Relations. XIV, 270 Pp., Map, Fig., Illus., Bibliogrs. Oxford, New York: Berghahn Books, 2016. £68.00 (Cloth). Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute (2020)

human geographyindigenous studiesindigenous peoplescarlos faustoproperty relationscolonialismsociocultural anthropologyanthropologycultural heritageculturevanessa grottiman-land relationshipindigenous movementshistorical geographycultural economynew yorkanthropological theoryregional studiescultural anthropologysocial anthropologyethnographyenvironmental anthropology

Amazonian Routes: Indigenous Mobility and Colonial Communities in Northern Brazil. Heather F. Roller. Stanford, Ca: Stanford University Press, 2014. 342 Pp.. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2018)

human geographynorthern brazilindigenous movementscolonialismhistorical geographyglobal historyindigenous peopleslatin american researchsociocultural anthropologyportugueseanthropologysettler colonialismenvironmental anthropologyamazonian routesindigenous mobilitysocial anthropology

Indigenous Peoples Boxed in by Brazil’s Political Crisis. Hau Journal of Ethnographic Theory (2017)

Manuela Carneiro da CunhaRuben CaixetaJeremy M. CampbellCarlos FaustoJosé Antonio KellyClaudio LomnitzCarlos D. Londoño SulkinCaio PompeiaAparecida Vilaça

political scienceinternational relationspolitical crisisindigenous studies

Review of Things Fall Apart? the Political Ecology of Forest Governance in Southern Nigeria by Pauline Von Hellerman. (2016)

political geographypolitical ecologypolitical sciencepoliticsforest policyafrican political economypolitical studiesgovernanceafrican studiespublic policysouthern african studiesthings fall apartconservation politicspauline von hellermananthropologyforest governancecommunity forestryafrican development

Things Fall Apart?the Political Ecology of Forest Governance in Southern Nigeria Paulinevonhellermann (Oxford and New York: Berghahn, 2013). PoLAR Political and Legal Anthropology Review (2016)

political geographypolitical ecologypolitical sciencepoliticsforest policyafrican political economynew yorkgovernanceafrican studiespublic policysouthern african studiesthings fall apartanthropologyforest governancecommunity forestryafrican development

Indigenous Urbanization in Amazonia: Interpretive Challenges and Opportunities. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2015)

environmental anthropologytraditional ecological knowledgeindigenous urbanizationindigenous studieshistorical geographygeographyindigenous peoplessociocultural anthropologyanthropologyland use

The Land Question in Amazonia: Cadastral Knowledge and Ignorance in Brazil's Tenure Regularization Program. PoLAR Political and Legal Anthropology Review (2015)

human geographycolonialismhistorical geographyspanishlatin american researchportugueseanthropologyland questiontenure regularization programcadastral knowledgeinter-american relationlatin american studies

Nature, Infrastructure, and the State: Rethinking Development in Latin America. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2014)

sustainable urbanisminternational developmentspanishpublic policylatin american politicsportugueselatin american economic historysustainability sciencesustainable developmentenvironmental planninglatin americainter-american relationlatin american studies

Speculative Accumulation: Property‐Making in the Brazilian Amazon. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2014)

forest transition theoryland developmentreal estatehistorical geographynatural resource economicslatin american researchspeculative accumulationportugueseland use

Imaging Amazonia in the 21St Century: Recent Brazilian Documentaries on Socio-Environmental Conflicts. Tipití Journal of the Society for the Anthropology of Lowland South America (2013)

documentary filmpolitical ecologyenvironmental politicshistorical geography21st centurysocio-environmental conflictslatin american researchportugueseanthropologyrecent brazilian documentarieshuman ecologyenvironmental anthropologycultural geographylatin american studies

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JEREMY M. CAMPBELL

Roger Williams University

NoneJeremy M. Campbell is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences faculty at Roger Williams University.

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Roger Williams University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Indigenous Peoples Boxed in by Brazil’s Political Crisis. Hau Journal of Ethnographic Theory (2017)

Manuela Carneiro da CunhaRuben CaixetaJeremy M. CampbellCarlos FaustoJosé Antonio KellyClaudio LomnitzCarlos D. Londoño SulkinCaio PompeiaAparecida Vilaça

political scienceinternational relationspolitical crisisindigenous studies

Review of Things Fall Apart? the Political Ecology of Forest Governance in Southern Nigeria by Pauline Von Hellerman. (2016)

Things Fall Apart?the Political Ecology of Forest Governance in Southern Nigeria Paulinevonhellermann (Oxford and New York: Berghahn, 2013). PoLAR Political and Legal Anthropology Review (2016)

Indigenous Urbanization in Amazonia: Interpretive Challenges and Opportunities. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2015)

environmental anthropologytraditional ecological knowledgeindigenous urbanizationindigenous studieshistorical geographygeographyindigenous peoplessociocultural anthropologyanthropologyland use

The Land Question in Amazonia: Cadastral Knowledge and Ignorance in Brazil's Tenure Regularization Program. PoLAR Political and Legal Anthropology Review (2015)

Nature, Infrastructure, and the State: Rethinking Development in Latin America. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2014)

Speculative Accumulation: Property‐Making in the Brazilian Amazon. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2014)

forest transition theoryland developmentreal estatehistorical geographynatural resource economicslatin american researchspeculative accumulationportugueseland use

Imaging Amazonia in the 21St Century: Recent Brazilian Documentaries on Socio-Environmental Conflicts. Tipití Journal of the Society for the Anthropology of Lowland South America (2013)

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