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Rosaleen V Duffy

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Apr 14, 2022, 3:41:10 AM4/14/22
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Dear GEP-ed colleagues 
I hope you are all doing well, I have two pieces of good news

New Book 
my new book is out in the USA today, and on 14 June everywhere else. 
In it I use a political ecology approach to understand how and why conservation and security are converging around tackling the illegal wildlife trade. The book covers definitions of wildlife crime, donor funding patterns, the expansion of militarisation, the evidence base (or lack thereof) for links between terrorism and poaching, the role of technologies and tech philanthropists, and how militaries are learning from trials in conservation.The book is the main outcome of my work on th BIOSEC Project.

Beastly Business Project on illegal wildlife trade in Europe
Our first newsletter is out, which details all that the team have been up to - eg fieldwork by  Dr George Iordachescu in Romania, Dr Teresa Lappe-Osthege in Cyprus and Dr Laura Gutierrez in Northern Ireland.

This project directly arose out of the gaps identified by the BIOSEC Project, and involved  a lovely process of co-designing a research grant with post doctoral fellows. We were delighted to get the funding from UK ESRC.  Although not listed in the newsletter, in May we are likely to advertise a one year post doc on IWT in European eels, please do let good candidates know, and they can get in touch with me for more info. 

best wishes
Rosaleen 

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Latest publications:
Duffy, R. and D. Brockington (2022) Political Ecology of Security Journal of Political Ecology

Professor Rosaleen Duffy
The Department of Politics and International Relations
University of Sheffield
Elmfield, Northumberland Road
Sheffield S10 2TU
twitter @biosec_erc

PI ESRC Project Beastly Business: Examining the Illegal Trade in Bears, Eels and Songbirds

 

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