Pablo Bose
Professor
Department of Geography and Geosciences
College of Arts and Sciences
BIO
Dr. Bose’s ongoing interest is in interdisciplinary teaching and research on issues of culture, space and power. He is particularly fascinated by the ways in which people and landscapes transform each other. The primary focus of his work over the past decade has been on migration, transnationalism, diasporas, and diverse environments. This has afforded him the opportunity to explore a range of different topics, regions, and time frames through the course of his investigations.
Some of his earlier work focused on environmental advocacy and grassroots social justice struggles against dams and logging in both India and Canada and he continues to be inspired by activist struggles and the strength and challenge of resistance movements across the globe.
Area(s) of expertise
Environmentally-induced forced migration, Refugee resettlement, Urbanization in the global south political ecology, Development and displacement, Climate change
Bio
Dr. Bose’s ongoing interest is in interdisciplinary teaching and research on issues of culture, space and power. He is particularly fascinated by the ways in which people and landscapes transform each other. The primary focus of his work over the past decade has been on migration, transnationalism, diasporas, and diverse environments. This has afforded him the opportunity to explore a range of different topics, regions, and time frames through the course of his investigations.
Some of his earlier work focused on environmental advocacy and grassroots social justice struggles against dams and logging in both India and Canada and he continues to be inspired by activist struggles and the strength and challenge of resistance movements across the globe.
Areas of Expertise
Environmentally-induced forced migration, Refugee resettlement, Urbanization in the global south political ecology, Development and displacement, Climate change