Selected students advised through project courses Spring Term 2004-Sprint term 2006

Sarah Davidson, MESc 2004, “Community Response to International Reforms: A Case Study of Nuevo San Juan's Resistance to Privatization”

Jennifer Vogel, MEM 2004, “Wild and Domestic Silk Production in the Highlands of Madagascar”

Robin Barr, MEM 2004, “Enabling small landholder evaluations on the potential of benefiting from carbon credit payment projects in Meru, Kenya”

Corrina Steward, MESc 2004, “The Prospect of Soybean Cultivation in the Brazilian Amazon: Mapping the social, economic and ecological factors in southern Amazonia”

Nikhil Anand, MESc 2004, “Developing visions: Understanding alternative paradigms for the governance of natural resources”

Dave Kneas, MESc 2005, “Everyday forms of Neo-liberal State Formation: Mining, the World Bank and the Reconstruction of Environmental Authority in Ecuador”

Andrea Johnson, MESc 2005, “Participation Through the Pipeline: Civil Society and the Camisea Project, Peru”

Alder Keleman, MESc/MA 2005, “Genealogies of Globalization: Stories of crop loss, crop persistence, and the formal and informal economies in Northern Mexico”

Laura Cuoco, MESc 2005, “Effect of Shrimp Farms and Mangrove Deforestation on Local Communities: Participation, Behaviors, and Knowledge”

Victoria Critchley, MESc 2005, “Reclaiming Homeland Dreaming: Indigenous Politics and Conservation in Cape York”

Angela L. Quiros, MEM 2005, “A Comparison of Whale Shark Tourism in the Philippines and Belize”

Anna Jetmore, MEM 2005, “Preparation for Social Science Research”

Emily Hicks, MESc. 2006, “Preparation for Social Science Research”

Lisa Bassani, MESc 2006, “Preparation for Social Science Research”

Susan Ely, MESc, 2006, “Preparation for Social Science Research”

Brett Galimidi, MEM 2005 and Kevin Ogorzalek, MESc. 2006, “NGO-Donor Relations: Implications for Project Determination”

Catherine Schoelgel, MESc 2006, “Alternatives to petroleum development in Tena, Ecuador: Calculating the real price of black gold”