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Matthew
Bronson, Ph.D., Culture and
Literacy, UC Davis, 2004; M.A., Linguistics,
UC Berkeley, 1982 • Accelerative
teacher/trainer, intercultural communications,
human learning potential, influence
of indigenous languages on Spanish,
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Angana
P. Chatterji, Ph.D.,
CIIS; Development Studies and Anthropology;
M.A., Politics, University of Delhi,
1989; Since 1984, work in India and
internationally • Social movements,
sustainable development, environmental
justice, majoritarian nationalism,
cultural survival, gender, participatory
policy and advocacy research, postcolonial
critique, subaltern studies, social
ethics • Asia Forest Network,
International Rivers Network, Earth
Island Institute.
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Mutombo
Mpanya, Ph.D., Urban and Regional
Planning, University of Michigan,
1982 • 20 years with international
development agencies in African countries,
management of natural resources, economics,
globalization, nonprofit sector. |
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Richard
Shapiro, Ph.D.c., Philosophical
Anthropology; M.A., Anthropology,
New School for Social Research, 1981
• Fifteen years work shaping
emancipatory education; cross-cultural
study of subjectivity, gender, European
thought, ecological justice and multicultural
alliance building. Concentration director. |
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Srimati Basu, Associate Professor, Gender and Women's Studies Program and Anthropology, University of Kentucky, Lexington: law, feminisms; South Asia.
Dana Clark, President and founder of the International Accountability Project: environmental law, international finance institutions; United States.
Samia Goudie, member of the Bundjalung Mununjali Nation/clan from northern New South Wales: aboriginal cultures; Australia.
Lamia Karim, Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of Oregon at Eugene: development critique; South Asia.
Harsh Mander, Center for Equity Studies, New Delhi: human rights law; South Asia.
Ali Mir, Assistant Professor of Business, William Patterson University: globalization, diaspora studies; South Asia, United States.
David Naguib Pellow, Associate Professor of Ethnic Studies at University of California, San Diego: environmental justice, race and civil rights; United States.
Jyoti Puri, Associate Professor and Chair of Sociology at Simmons College, Boston: gender, sexuality, nationalisms; South Asia.
Satadru Sen, Assistant Professor of History at Queens College, City University of New York: colonial history, immigration, criminalization; South Asia.
Majid Shihade, Berkeley City College: politics, conflict studies; Middle East. |
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