Laura A. Ogden
|Professor
Professor of Anthropology
In the broadest sense, I am interested in understanding the politics of environmental change and conservation. My work contributes to theoretical discussions in political ecology, environmental anthropology, as well as post-humanist philosophy. I have conducted ethnographic research in the Florida Everglades, with urban communities in the United States, and currently, I am working on a long-term project in Tierra del Fuego, Chile. My research in Tierra del Fuego explores the ways introduced species are remaking the landscape and the ethics of living and dying in a changing world.
Contact
603.646.3235
Silsby, Room 413C
HB 6047
Department(s)
Anthropology
Center(s)
The John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding
Education
- PhD, 2002, University of Florida
- M.A., 1994, University of Florida
- B.A., 1990, University of North Carolina