Alberto Vargas
Associate Director of Latin American Caribbean and Iberian Studies
Websites: http://www.lacis.wisc.edu/index.html
Office: 209 Ingraham Hall
Office Hours: by appointment
Phone: (608) 262-5622
Biography: I earned a Bachelor's degree in general agriculture from the Monterrey Technological Institute in Mexico and an M.S. from Texas A&M University. My Ph.D. is in both Forestry and Land Resources from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. My doctoral research examined the interactions of federal, state, and local actors in the sustainable use and conservation of tropical forests by local communities in Quintana Roo, in southern Mexico. Worked previously in Washington, DC with several international environmental NGOs and in Wisconsin with the Wisconsin Coastal Management Program.
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alumnus/alumnabusiness and society
climate change adaptation
collaboration
collective action
community
complex human-nature dynamics
complex systems
conflict resolution
conscious evolution
developing countries
global change
great lakes
health
history/culture
human development
human dimensions
integral ecology
integrated multi-disciplinary approaches
interdisciplinarity
international development
land use
protected areas
psychology
resilience
sustainability
sustainable development
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