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Mara Dicenta Vilker

Assistant Professor

College of William and Mary

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Arts & Sciences

Global Studies

Latin American Studies

Mara Dicenta Vilker is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Assistant Professor at College of William And Mary.

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Mara Dicenta Vilker

College of William and Mary

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anthropology history environmental history evolutionary biology ecology community (ecology) conservation biology historical geography sustainable tourism latin american studies ecotourism geotourism ethnography history of science biological invasions biological conservation historical biology regional studies environmental planning tourism geography zoology invasive species invasion biology nature conservation environmental security lateral violence changing imaginaries argentine patagonia ecology and evolutionary biology caribbean studies archaeology anthropological archaeology geopolitics political geography ecological applications systematics ethology wildlife paleoanthropology historical archaeology prehistory border controls cross-border challenge wildlife management science studies science policy plant reproduction tourism planning sociodemographic variable human-animal interactions applied ethology animal behaviour fertility policy reproductive ethics biopolitics american archaeology habitat loss ecological issues latent extinction risk holocene southern patagonia social imaginaries scientific anxieties border island castor canadensis north american beavers southernized ’ science y especies los estudios cts la politique animal boundary object abortion green tide interspecies desegregation gated communities technology studies settler colonialism colonialism culture science and technology studies latin american research latin american diaspora ethnographic theory

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La Politique Animal En Los Estudios Cts a TravéS Del Proyecto Tecno Socio Ambiental De Los Castores En Tierra Del Fuego.. Ciencia, Tecnología y Sociedad en América Latina. La Mirada de las Nuevas Generaciones (2024)

los estudios ctscultural anthropologyethnographysociodemographic variableethologyhuman-animal interactionsapplied ethologyanthropologywildlifezoologyzooarchaeologyanimal behaviourspanishenvironmental anthropologyla politique animalphilosophy of social sciencesociocultural anthropologyanimal behaviorsocial anthropology

The Promise of Interspecies Desegregation: Allying With Capybaras Against Gated Communities in Buenos Aires’ Wetlands. Environment and Planning F (2024)

anthropologyinterspecies desegregationgated communitiesrestoration ecologyhabitat losscommunity (ecology)biological conservationecological issuesecologyecological monographpolitical ecologyconservation biology

Ecotourism, Infrastructures, and the Drama of Sovereignty on a Border Island. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2023)

anthropologysustainable tourismcolonialismhistoryhuman geographyecotourismborder islandregional studiescivilizationsgeotourismgeopoliticspolitical geographyborder controlscross-border challengepolitical ecology

How Changing Imaginaries of Nature and Tourism Have Shaped National Protected Area Creation in Argentine Patagonia. Natural and social sciences of Patagonia (2023)

changing imaginariessustainable tourismenvironmental protectionportugueseconservation sciencetourismargentine patagoniaenvironmental planningecotourismgeographytourism geographygeotourismland usenature conservation

How Changing Imaginaries of Nature and Tourism Shape National Protected Area Creation in Argentine Patagonia.. Tourism and Conservation-based Development in the Periphery - Lessons from Patagonia for a Rapidly Changing World (2023)

changing imaginariessustainable tourismportugueseconservation sciencetourismargentine patagoniaenvironmental planningecotourismtourism planninggeographytourism geographygeotourismland usenature conservation

The Violence of Gated Communities in Buenos Aires Wetlands. Edge Effects (2023)

portugueseenvironmental securitylatin american researchurban historylateral violencelatin american studiesenvironmental historyviolent behaviorbuenos aires wetlands

The Violence of Gated Communities in Buenos Aires Wetlands.. Edge Effects (2023)

wetlandsenvironmental securityinterpersonal violencelateral violencelatin american studiessociologyviolent behaviorbuenos aires wetlands

Coproducir (En) Diferencia: Éticas De ColaboracióN Entre CientíFicos, Cazadores Y Especies Invasoras. Redes Revista de Estudios Sociales de la Ciencia y la Tecnología (2022)

symbiosisplant reproductionzoologycoevolutionbiologyy especiessystematicsevolutionary biology

Reconceiving the Biological Invasion of North American Beavers (Castor Canadensis) in Southern Patagonia as a Socio-Ecological Problem: Implications and Opportunities for Research and Management. Springer eBooks (2021)

biodiversitybiological invasionswildlife managementecological applicationscommunity (ecology)evolutionary biologyinvasion biologycastor canadensisecologyinvasive speciesconservation biologynorth american beavers

White Animals: Racializing Sheep and Beavers in the Argentinian Tierra Del Fuego. Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies (2021)

Mara Dicenta

ethnographyanthropologylatin american studiescaribbean studies

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Mara Dicenta Vilker

Assistant Professor

College of William and Mary

Affiliations

Arts & Sciences

Global Studies

Latin American Studies

Mara Dicenta Vilker is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Assistant Professor at College of William And Mary.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mara Dicenta Vilker

College of William and Mary

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Promise of Interspecies Desegregation: Allying With Capybaras Against Gated Communities in Buenos Aires’ Wetlands. Environment and Planning F (2024)

Ecotourism, Infrastructures, and the Drama of Sovereignty on a Border Island. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2023)

How Changing Imaginaries of Nature and Tourism Have Shaped National Protected Area Creation in Argentine Patagonia. Natural and social sciences of Patagonia (2023)

The Violence of Gated Communities in Buenos Aires Wetlands. Edge Effects (2023)

portugueseenvironmental securitylatin american researchurban historylateral violencelatin american studiesenvironmental historyviolent behaviorbuenos aires wetlands

The Violence of Gated Communities in Buenos Aires Wetlands.. Edge Effects (2023)

wetlandsenvironmental securityinterpersonal violencelateral violencelatin american studiessociologyviolent behaviorbuenos aires wetlands

Coproducir (En) Diferencia: Éticas De ColaboracióN Entre CientíFicos, Cazadores Y Especies Invasoras. Redes Revista de Estudios Sociales de la Ciencia y la Tecnología (2022)

symbiosisplant reproductionzoologycoevolutionbiologyy especiessystematicsevolutionary biology

White Animals: Racializing Sheep and Beavers in the Argentinian Tierra Del Fuego. Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies (2021)

Mara Dicenta

ethnographyanthropologylatin american studiescaribbean studies

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