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Patricia Glazebrook

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Washington State University

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College of Arts and Sciences

School of Politics, Philosophy, and Public Affairs

Patricia Glazebrook is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Washington State University.

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gender studies sustainable agriculture sustainability science women's studies sustainable development women's empowerment social sciences agricultural economics african american studies agribusiness agricultural policy land use climate change gender inequality feminist theory pest science agronomy livestock science african development knowledge management agricultural sciences agricultural systems agricultural management feminist perspectives global sustainability knowledge society feminist knowledge sociology of knowledge collective knowledge philosophy of technology gender bias gender matters alternative knowledge traditions anthropocenic abjectification gynocentric bio-logics indigenous knowledge-systems crisis thinking research agenda climate finance humanities environmental politics environmental philosophy climate governance climate policy global policy environmental policy anthropology

Notable Scholarly Works

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What is Worth Knowing? Science, Knowledge, and Gendered and Indigenous Knowledge-Systems. Axiomathes (2021)

Tricia Glazebrook

knowledge managementknowledge societyfeminist knowledgescience and technology studiesgender studiesindigenous knowledge-systemssociology of knowledgecollective knowledge

What Now in Philosophy of Technology? Ethics, Time, and PoiêSis in Crisis Thinking. Foundations of Science (2021)

Tricia Glazebrook

technologycrisis thinkingscience and technology studiesphilosophy of technologyphilosophy of sciencephilosophy

Gender and Sustainability: Learning From Women’s Farming in Africa. Sustainability (2020)

Tricia GlazebrookEmmanuela Opoku

sustainable agriculturefeminist perspectivesgender studiesglobal sustainabilitysustainability scienceafrican american studiessustainable developmentgender inequalitywomen's studiesafrican developmentwomen's empowermentfeminist theory

Gender and Sustainability: Learning From Women’s Farming in the Global South. (2020)

Tricia Glazebrookand Emmanuela Opoku

sustainable agriculturegender studiessustainability sciencesustainable developmentwomen's empowerment

Gender Matters: Climate Change, Gender Bias, and Women’s Farming in the Global South and North. Agriculture (2020)

Tricia GlazebrookSamantha NollEmmanuela Opoku

gender biassustainable agriculturewomen's studiespest scienceagribusinessagronomysocial sciencesagricultural sciencesgender studiesagricultural systemsagricultural policyagricultural managementgender matterslivestock scienceland useclimate changeagricultural economics

Research Agenda. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2019)

René M. Dailey

research agenda

Gynocentric Bio-Logics: Anthropocenic Abjectification and Alternative Knowledge Traditions. Telos (2016)

T. Glazebrook

alternative knowledge traditionsphilosophyanthropocenic abjectificationgynocentric bio-logics

Interview. Electronics Letters (2013)

Kapil Dandekar

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Patricia Glazebrook

Professor

Washington State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Politics, Philosophy, and Public Affairs

Patricia Glazebrook is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Washington State University.

Honors

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Washington State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

What is Worth Knowing? Science, Knowledge, and Gendered and Indigenous Knowledge-Systems. Axiomathes (2021)

Tricia Glazebrook

knowledge managementknowledge societyfeminist knowledgescience and technology studiesgender studiesindigenous knowledge-systemssociology of knowledgecollective knowledge

What Now in Philosophy of Technology? Ethics, Time, and PoiêSis in Crisis Thinking. Foundations of Science (2021)

Tricia Glazebrook

technologycrisis thinkingscience and technology studiesphilosophy of technologyphilosophy of sciencephilosophy

Gender and Sustainability: Learning From Women’s Farming in Africa. Sustainability (2020)

Tricia GlazebrookEmmanuela Opoku

Gender and Sustainability: Learning From Women’s Farming in the Global South. (2020)

Tricia Glazebrookand Emmanuela Opoku

sustainable agriculturegender studiessustainability sciencesustainable developmentwomen's empowerment

Gender Matters: Climate Change, Gender Bias, and Women’s Farming in the Global South and North. Agriculture (2020)

Tricia GlazebrookSamantha NollEmmanuela Opoku

Research Agenda. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2019)

René M. Dailey

research agenda

Gynocentric Bio-Logics: Anthropocenic Abjectification and Alternative Knowledge Traditions. Telos (2016)

T. Glazebrook

alternative knowledge traditionsphilosophyanthropocenic abjectificationgynocentric bio-logics

Interview. Electronics Letters (2013)

Kapil Dandekar

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