Promotionskandidat:innen Kaberi Dutta
An anthropologist with 20 years of experience in the field of health and environment in South Asia. Conducting research on human-animal conflict in the Indian Sundarbans and Western Ghats, analysing the role of development and conservation policies in producing these conflicts. Pursuing doctoral research after a successful career in the development sector spanning 12 years. Experienced equally in academic and policy research. Worked with leading global organizations such as Population Services International and USAIDS led projects as well as with government institutions and grassroots organisations in India.
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Ghosh, A., Sen, A., Dutta, K., Ghosh, P., (2021) “Falling ‘fortresses’: Unlocking governance entanglements and shifting knowledge paradigms to counter climate change threats in biodiversity conservation, Environmental Management (Springer)
Dutta, K., (2020) Under her Vigil: When a Goddess guards the forest, page 59-69 in Ghosh, A., (eds) The Tides of Life, Indira Gandhi Centre for the Arts, Government of India
Dutta, K. (2016). Puffed rice to potato chips–malnutrition & changing food culture in rural India. Health and Society in South Asia Series, 13.