Assistant Professor, PhD, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Expertise: Deliberative democracy & natural resource management, facilitation of participatory processes, sustainability, hunting & society, wildlife management, science and values.
Training: Master in Technological and Socio-Economic Planning (M. Tech. Soc.), PhD in Social Science
Contact: hans.hansen [at] slu [dot] se
Professor of Human-Animal Studies (Anthropology), University of Roehampton.
Expertise: The main focus of his research is that of human / animal relationships and he has written on bullfighting, cockfighting and zoos. For the past few years he has been conducting anthropological fieldwork on foxhunting in England and he is now writing a book on the culture(s) and meaning(s) of foxhunting. His other main research projects are a study of the cultural history of the wolf; the experiences and activities of sports hunters; taxidermised hunting trophies.Read More »
PhD Researcher in Environmental Communication, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Uppsala.
Expertise: hunting; wildlife management; animal ethics; political philosophy; environmental communication.
Training: PhD Researcher in Environmental Communication, Masters of Science in Sustainable Development, Bachelor in Geography and Cultural Anthropology.
Associate Professor, PhD, University of Copenhagen
Expertise: Environmental ethics, conservation, hunting, natural resource ethics, bioethics, wildlife values, sustainability, conflict management
Training: MSc natural resource management, PhD in bioethics
Contact: chg [at] ifro.ku.dk
Expertise: Relations between hunted mammals and the hunters and between bred mammals and birds and their herders in rural France.
Interests: environmental anthropology, anthropology of human-animal/plant relations, ontological anthropology, anthropology of rationality and irrationality, anthropology of representations of life.
Training: BA Social Anthropology University of Kent (2012), MA Ethnology and Social Anthropology at l’EHESS (2015).
Contact: azuppi [at] hotmail [dot] it
I work at the interface between social and natural sciences, with a focus on understanding human preferences and improving our ability to influence human behaviors that have an impact on biodiversity.
I am a social anthropologist focusing on the politics of multiculturalism in North Africa and Southern Europe, with particular interest in the Spanish Enclaves of Morocco (Ceuta and Melilla) and Malta. Currently I am pursuing my interest in social conflict and resolution by doing ethnographic and multidisciplinary research on the politics of conservation and the destructive conflict between hunters and NGOs in Malta.
Expertise: Hunting, Shooting, Subsistence Fishing, Northern Cyprus, Bureaucracy, Masculinity, Eastern Mediterranean Historical-Ecology, Complexity, Social Reproduction, Turtle Conservation.
Training: Social Anthropology BA, Environmental Anthropology MA, PhD Candidate, School Science Teacher
Contact: abrahamheinemann[at]gmail[dot]com
