Anthropology
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Dey, Ipsita (‘22 - ‘24)
Anthropology
Dey studies the revival of the sugarcane industry among Fijian Indians, combining environmental anthropology, political theory, and pertinent questions that concern environmental justice and conflict. She is working with generations of Indo-Fijian cane farmers, who propose intergenerational expertise in growing cane. Dey is advised by Jerry Zee, assistant professor of anthropology and the High Meadows Environmental Institute and Agustín Fuentes, professor of anthropology.
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Stein, Serena (‘18 - ‘20)
Anthropology
Stein, in the Department of Anthropology, studies the cultural and environmental dimensions of international development, agribusiness and food security, as well as the energy sector and extractive economy in Southern Africa.
