PhD in Natural Resources
My research considers complexity in defining, measuring, regulating and implementing new "greener" agricultural approaches. From "Organic" to "Agroecology" to "Regenerative", new ideas about good farming are often about context and relationship. This makes it harder to understand these in bureaucratic and centralized ways. Drawing these lines is tricky, but also central to most attempts at governing agriculture towards a more sustainable future.
I examine these questions through an array of qualitative and quantitative methods.
