EPI Faculty & Staff

• International and comparative political economy
• Political Ecology
• Development and environmental change (e.g. fisheries)
• Environmental politics and policy

• Climate change and renewable energy
• Science-policy interfaces and evidence-based policy
• Community-engaged research
• Knowledge mobilization
• Interdisciplinarity and transdisciplinarity
• Deliberative democracy

• Sustainable rural community and regional development
• Rural resilience and community adaptation
• Community involvement in natural resource management
• Collaborative, multi-level governance
• Rural innovation
• Community engaged scholarship

• Governance research
• Public policy analysis
• International environmental politics
• International relations and global governance

• Integrated Resource and Environmental Management (IREM)
• Sustainable Resource Management
• Public involvement in resource management decisions
• Parks and protected areas planning and management
• Human dimensions of wildlife management

• Ecosystem Services
• Impact Assessment
• Cumulative Impacts
• Sustainable natural resources management
• Watershed management
• Interdisciplinary Integration
• Large-scale modelling of riverscapes
• Geospatial and multi-variate analyses for sustainability

• Community engaged research
• Critical pedagogy
• Critical data studies / digital geographies
• Environmental governance and justice
• Feminist geography/methodologies
• Infrastructure
• Labour
• Mental health in the academy
• Political ecology
• Waste and discard studies

• Sustainability science: concept and measurement
• The future of the ocean
• The Anthropocene and climate change: ecological economics and the objective value of life
• Relevance of the FAO voluntary guidelines for sustainable development of small-scale fisheries
• The promise of agroecology: small-scale organic agriculture for Newfoundland and Labrador

• Environmental Assessment / Strategic Environmental Assessment
• Aboriginal Consultation and Involvement in Resource Developments
• Regulatory Planning and Environmental Permitting

• Water security: its multiple dimensions, including health impacts; crises in drinking water access; water insecurity and Indigenous communities in Canada
• Foodways and nutrition history: Newfoundland food consumption patterns, historical nutrition interventions in NL, Indigenous people, food consumption, and the epidemiologic transition
• Indigenous land-use patterns and related: Newfoundland Mi’kmaq, other First Nations in Canada, Inuit, the Labrador Husky and its role
• Arctic exploration: the heroic masculine, the meaning of the Arctic in the western imagination, Captain Robert Abram Bartlett, the Shackletons, women and Indigenous people and Arctic exploration

• Fisheries Management and Ecology
• Ecosystem Based Approaches to Natural Resource Management
• Integrative Research at the Science Policy Interface

• Communication in activism and social movements
• Creativity and Discourse creation
• Rural resilience and community development
• The interface of social learning and policy implementation

• Inuit history
• Policy
• Indigenous feminism

• Foresighting
• Full-spectrum sustainability
• Marine citizen science
• Social licence
• Ocean literacy

PhD in the Division of Community Health and Humanities, Faculty of Medicine, Memorial University of Newfoundland