Dr James Fraser

Honorary Researcher

Research Overview

Dr. James A. Fraser works on the political and historical ecology of tropical forests, agrarian change, and struggles for recognition in Amazonia and West Africa. He holds a PhD in Environmental Anthropology from the University of Sussex, taught at Lancaster University in the UK for twelve years, and has held various visiting fellowships in institutions in Brazil and Colombia. His research has explored themes of sustainability, justice, and socio-ecological resilience, with a strong focus on collaborative work with forest peoples. Dr. Fraser is also engaged in postgraduate training and participatory research in Latin America, mentoring students and fostering cross-cultural academic exchange.

DSI: FORest CiTizenship for disaster rEsilence: learning from COVID-19 (FORTE)
01/04/2022 → 31/08/2025
Research

Solidarity Across Land Trades Workshop
Symposium

  • Human Geography
  • Improving global stewardship
  • Innovation for a better environment
  • Political Ecology
  • Political Ecology of Agrarian Transitions
  • Understanding a changing planet