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Lucy McAllister earned the Graduate Student paper award for 'Theory in Critical Political Ecology' at the Dimensions of Political Ecology: Conference on Nature-Society meeting (DOPE) at the University of Kentucky.

As the DOPE announcement stated, the paper competition "seeks to recognize graduate students who are making important contributions to the way political ecologists use and make theory in light of rapid environmental change and crisis, from climate change, to agriculture, to molecular biology, or in any number of other contexts".

The panel of judges consisted of scholars from the Cultural and Political Ecology Specialty Group of the American Association of Geography, the Anthropology & Environment section of the American Anthropology Association, and the American Sociological Association section on Environment & Technology.

News Source: Environmental Studies Program

ENVS Graduate Students: Lucy McAllister

ENVS News Category: Honors and Awards

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