News | Final CFP: AAG 2019 Vegetal geographies
Vegetal geographies: Advancing the position and politics of plants in more-than-human analyses
Tag: jared margulies
NEWS | EVIDENCE TO ACTION: RESEARCH TO ADDRESS IWT, WORKSHOPS & PANELS
Evidence To Action: Research to Address Illegal Wildlife Trade' takes place at ZSL on 9th October 2018, in partnership with OMP-IWT, BIOSEC, ZSL-IoZ, DICE Kent and the Lancaster Environmental Centre
BIOSEC RESEARCHERS AT RGS-IBG 2018
BIOSEC researchers Hannah Dickinson and Jared Margulies are presenting papers at the 2018 RGS-IBG Annual International Conference.
NEWS | Jared Margulies published in Geoforum
New article from Jared Margulies and Krithi Karanth published in Geoforum.
BLOG | Unpacking a crisis of human-wildlife conflict
Jared Margulies unpacks narratives of human-wildlife conflict in Bandipur National Park, India.
NEWS | New publications from Jared Margulies & Brock Bersaglio
BIOSEC researchers have new articles published in Geoforum and Conservation & Society.
BLOG | Investigating the political lives of plants
Inspired by recent fieldwork in Mexico and the United States, Jared Margulies investigates the political lives of plants & considers why 'plant blindness' still prevails in illegal wildlife trade research.
NEWS | AAG 2018 Double Panel: ‘New and Changing Geographies of Wildlife Crime’
BIOSEC Double Panel at AAG 2018: 'New and Changing Geographies of Wildlife Crime'.
BLOG | The politics of animals as illicit commodities: tracing lively circuits
In his first blog as BIOSEC post-doctoral researcher, Jared Margulies discusses the politics of the illicit wildlife trade and whether we need to consider animals not just as commodities, but as political subjects.
BIOSEC appoints new Post-Doctoral Research Fellows
Jared Margulies and Francis Masse will be joining the BIOSEC team in October 2017 and January 2018 respectively. The fellowships will investigate how framing of environmental crime and security is influencing responses to illegal wildlife trade in both source & end-user countries.