Post-doc position: Rethinking Power Dynamics in Watershed Governance

[Prakash Kashwan]

Dear GEP Colleagues:

We are recruiting a postdoctoral associate for a collaborative  project (with Praneeta Mudaliar (University of Toronto Mississauga) on “Rethinking Power Dynamics in Watershed Governance: Amplifying Racialized Voices for a Climate Resilient Hudson Valley in New York." The goal of the research project is to center theories of political power to reimagine a more inclusive and representative form of watershed governance in the Hudson River Valley (HRV).

For a variety of reasons, we are on a pretty compressed timeline here -- the deadline is April 28.

Here is the full ad: https://www.utm.utoronto.ca/geography/media/2740/download?inline Please share it among potentially suitable candidates and help spread the word as much as you can.

My best wishes,

Prakash

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Prakash Kashwan, Ph.D. (Google Scholar)
Associate Professor of Environmental Studies
Brandeis University, Waltham, MA

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