Global Ecology in Historical Perspective
Monsoon Asia and Beyond
Global Ecology in Historical Perspective
Monsoon Asia and Beyond
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Kazunobu Ikeya
ProfessorNational Museum of Ethnology, Japan
Field of Study: Environmental anthropology, cultural geography Prof. Ikeya received his Ph.D. from Tohoku University in 2003. He has conducted field work among the San in
Africa and the Japanese and Chukchi in Northeast Asia.
William Balée
ProfessorTulane University, USA
Field of Study: Cultural anthropology; Amazonia; historical ecology; ethnobiology Prof. Balée received his PhD from Columbia University in 1984. He has conducted fieldwork among Ka'apor, Guajá, Araweté, Tembé, Assurini do Xingu, and Sirionó societies.
Kazunobu Ikeya
ProfessorNational Museum of Ethnology, Japan
Field of Study: Environmental anthropology, cultural geography Prof. Ikeya received his Ph.D. from Tohoku University in 2003. He has conducted field work among the San in
Africa and the Japanese and Chukchi in Northeast Asia.
William Balée
ProfessorTulane University, USA
Field of Study: Cultural anthropology; Amazonia; historical ecology; ethnobiology Prof. Balée received his PhD from Columbia University in 1984. He has conducted fieldwork among Ka'apor, Guajá, Araweté, Tembé, Assurini do Xingu, and Sirionó societies.
ProfessorNational Museum of Ethnology, Japan
Field of Study: Environmental anthropology, cultural geography Prof. Ikeya received his Ph.D. from Tohoku University in 2003. He has conducted field work among the San in
Africa and the Japanese and Chukchi in Northeast Asia.
William Balée
ProfessorTulane University, USA
Field of Study: Cultural anthropology; Amazonia; historical ecology; ethnobiology Prof. Balée received his PhD from Columbia University in 1984. He has conducted fieldwork among Ka'apor, Guajá, Araweté, Tembé, Assurini do Xingu, and Sirionó societies.
Kazunobu Ikeya
ProfessorNational Museum of Ethnology, Japan
Field of Study: Environmental anthropology, cultural geography Prof. Ikeya received his Ph.D. from Tohoku University in 2003. He has conducted field work among the San in
Africa and the Japanese and Chukchi in Northeast Asia.
William Balée
ProfessorTulane University, USA
Field of Study: Cultural anthropology; Amazonia; historical ecology; ethnobiology Prof. Balée received his PhD from Columbia University in 1984. He has conducted fieldwork among Ka'apor, Guajá, Araweté, Tembé, Assurini do Xingu, and Sirionó societies.