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Nicholas Copeland

Associate Professor

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

Department of History

Nicholas Copeland is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Human Sciences Associate Professor at Virginia Tech.

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Virginia Tech

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political science neoliberalism agricultural economics economics public policy political ecology economic development social change agrarian change latin american politics political economy international development economic history cultural anthropology peasant studies geopolitics political geography intercultural studies american studies ancient mesoamerica democracy water resource management organization studies agroecology agrarian political economy food sovereignty regional development rural development indigenous studies latin american diaspora spatial politics diaspora studies ethnohistory water governance water scarcity water sustainability water conservation peacemaking settler colonialism latin american studies indigenous peoples labor relations organizational economics industrial relations organizational commitment organizing (management) neoliberal guatemala extractive neoliberalism peasant environmentalisms rural development plan deceptive effects postrevolutionary guatemala mayan imaginaries interactive sovereignties political affect consumer perceptions drinking water quality rescaling resistance governing indian advancement revolutionary guatemala central america building capacities government policy democratization

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Development and Indigenous Ecopolitics in Post-Peace Guatemala. Latin American Perspectives (2024)

Nicholas Copeland

post-peace guatemalalatin american studiesindigenous ecopoliticslatin american politicsindigenous peoples

Politicizing Water: Rescaling Resistance to Extractive Development in Guatemala. Geoforum (2023)

Nicholas Copeland

water resource policywater resourceswater resource managementenvironmental sciencenatural resource managementwater governancerescaling resistancewater scarcitypolitical sciencewater sustainabilitywater conservationpublic policypolitical ecology

The Ethnographic Case. Mattering Press eBooks (2023)

Anna DowrickJulien MchardyChristine LabuskiEmily Yates-DoerrAnna HarrisMelissa BiggsJohn Bodinger De UriarteFaye GinsburgRayna RappNicholas CopelandSameena MullaJason DanelyJanelle LamoreauxChristy SpackmanIldikó PlájásCarole McgranahanSusan WhyteAndré MenardConstanza TizzoniJennifer CarlsonAnna WilkingStephanie KrehbielFilippo BertoniTeresa VelásquezJenna GrantJoe DevilleAtsuro Morita

social sciencesethnography

Liberation Extension: Building Capacities for Civilizational Transition. Agriculture and Human Values (2022)

Nicholas Copeland

building capacitiespeacemakingsocial sciencessocial changecivilizational transitionliberation extension

A New Deal for Central America. NACLA Report on the Americas (2020)

Nicholas Copeland

central americaeconomics

Drinking Water Quality and Consumer Perceptions at the Point-Of-Use in San Rafael Las Flores, Guatemala. Water Practice & Technology (2020)

C. E. MarcilloG. García PradoN. CopelandL. H. Krometis

public healthwater qualityconsumer perceptionsglobal healthdrinking water quality

The Neoliberal Diet: Healthy Profits, Unhealthy People. Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews (2020)

Nicholas Copeland

unhealthy peopleneoliberalismsocial sciencessociologyneoliberal diet

Linking the Defence of Territory to Food Sovereignty: Peasant Environmentalisms and Extractive Neoliberalism in Guatemala. Journal of Agrarian Change (2018)

Nicholas Copeland

agrarian political economyfood sovereigntyagrarian changeextractive neoliberalismagricultural economicsneoliberalismpolitical economypeasant environmentalismsgeopoliticspolitical sciencepolitical geographypublic policypolitical ecology

Meeting Peasants Where They Are: Cultivating Agroecological Alternatives in Neoliberal Guatemala. The Journal of Peasant Studies (2018)

Nicholas Copeland

agricultural economicsneoliberalismpeasant studiesneoliberal guatemalaeconomicsagroecology

Audrasimpson. 2014. Mohawk Interruptus: Political Life Across the Borders of Settler States. Durham, Nc: Duke University Press.. North American Dialogue (2017)

Nicholas Copeland

political historysettler colonialismpolitical lifepolitical sciencesettler states

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Nicholas Copeland

Associate Professor

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

Department of History

Nicholas Copeland is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Human Sciences Associate Professor at Virginia Tech.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Nicholas Copeland

Virginia Tech

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Development and Indigenous Ecopolitics in Post-Peace Guatemala. Latin American Perspectives (2024)

Nicholas Copeland

post-peace guatemalalatin american studiesindigenous ecopoliticslatin american politicsindigenous peoples

Politicizing Water: Rescaling Resistance to Extractive Development in Guatemala. Geoforum (2023)

Nicholas Copeland

The Ethnographic Case. Mattering Press eBooks (2023)

social sciencesethnography

Liberation Extension: Building Capacities for Civilizational Transition. Agriculture and Human Values (2022)

Nicholas Copeland

building capacitiespeacemakingsocial sciencessocial changecivilizational transitionliberation extension

A New Deal for Central America. NACLA Report on the Americas (2020)

Nicholas Copeland

central americaeconomics

Drinking Water Quality and Consumer Perceptions at the Point-Of-Use in San Rafael Las Flores, Guatemala. Water Practice & Technology (2020)

C. E. MarcilloG. García PradoN. CopelandL. H. Krometis

public healthwater qualityconsumer perceptionsglobal healthdrinking water quality

The Neoliberal Diet: Healthy Profits, Unhealthy People. Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews (2020)

Nicholas Copeland

unhealthy peopleneoliberalismsocial sciencessociologyneoliberal diet

Linking the Defence of Territory to Food Sovereignty: Peasant Environmentalisms and Extractive Neoliberalism in Guatemala. Journal of Agrarian Change (2018)

Nicholas Copeland

Meeting Peasants Where They Are: Cultivating Agroecological Alternatives in Neoliberal Guatemala. The Journal of Peasant Studies (2018)

Nicholas Copeland

agricultural economicsneoliberalismpeasant studiesneoliberal guatemalaeconomicsagroecology

Audrasimpson. 2014. Mohawk Interruptus: Political Life Across the Borders of Settler States. Durham, Nc: Duke University Press.. North American Dialogue (2017)

Nicholas Copeland

political historysettler colonialismpolitical lifepolitical sciencesettler states

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