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INFRACURSIONS Project @infracursions.bsky.social · 15d

🎉Congratulations to Rayane Pacheco, postdoctoral researcher on the Infracursions project, who has been featured in the Brazilian media as a 'scholar to watch' - newspaper Estadão profiles scholars leading discussions on critical topics such as sustainability.

Read the full profile ➡️ bit.ly/3IBwHmH

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INFRACURSIONS Project @infracursions.bsky.social · Apr 29

📢Applications closing soon📢

The INFRACURSIONS project at the University of Bristol is hiring two Postdoctoral Research Associates (PDRA) to undertake research on resource extraction in South America.
Closing date: 2 May

#postdoc #postdocjob #researchjob #academicjobs
#Amazonia

Info & apply here ⬇️

Details | Working at Bristol | University of Bristol

www.bristol.ac.uk

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Amy Penfield @amypenfield.bsky.social · Mar 24

🌍 New Video! 🌿

The INFRACURSIONS Project uncovers the hidden economies driving deforestation.

🎥 Watch here to find out about the networks behind these activities, how they operate, and why they matter:

youtu.be/JSAROaKIoyg?...

#Infracursions #EnvironmentalImpact #HiddenEconomies

INFRACURSIONS - An Introduction / Una Introducción / Uma Introdução

YouTube video by Infracursions Project

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Amy Penfield @amypenfield.bsky.social · Mar 10

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Amy Penfield @amypenfield.bsky.social · Mar 7

📢postdoc opportunity📢 The Infracursions project is hiring TWO postdocs to undertake research on resource extraction in South America. #amazonia #anthro #deforestation #infracursions
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Amy Penfield @amypenfield.bsky.social · Mar 4

I am delighted to receive an honourable mention for the 2024 Fernando Coronil Prize from the Venezuelan Studies Section of @lasa.congress for my book Predatory Economies. It is fantastic to receive this recognition, particularly for an award in the name of a scholar whose work I greatly admire!

Amy Penfield @amypenfield.bsky.social · Feb 26

I really enjoyed contributing to this GDI podcast on interdisciplinarity with @filipemfranca.bsky.social and Lucas Alencar! Have a listen here:
www.buzzsprout.com/2017560/epis...

Interdisciplinary Approaches to Conservation | Amy Penfield and Filipe França - Global Development Institute podcast

In this episode brought to you by the Sustainable Forest Transitions Project, research associate Lucas Alencar speaks with anthropologist Amy Penfield and ecologist Filipe França from the University o...

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Bristol Anthropology & Archaeology @bristolantharch.bsky.social · Feb 17

Want to have a look at our department (and some flint knapping)?

Have look below👇📽️

Video created by the wonderful Naia Lewendon-Wicks & Bianca Li, 3rd-year Film & TV BA students at @uobartsmatter.bsky.social.

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Bristol Anthropology & Archaeology @bristolantharch.bsky.social · Feb 26

Time to get to know more of our staff! Next up is the brilliant Juan Zhang, a Social Anthropologist at our department.

🎥 Clip made by Bianca Li & Naia Lewendon-Wicks from Film & TV at @uobartsmatter.bsky.social.

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INFRACURSIONS Project @infracursions.bsky.social · Feb 25

We're working to understand deregulated economies in the Amazon🌳 & we would really value your input!

If you are part of an organisation working in the Amazon, we'd appreciate if you could complete & share this short survey📝 ➡️ bit.ly/3ERITOd

#infracursions #amazonia

$Understanding deregulated economies in the Amazon. Infracursions Research Project Survey: If you are part of an organisation working in the Amazon, we would value your input. By filling out a short survey you will be helping the Infracursions project at the University of Bristol better understand the needs of the institutions working on the ground and ensure our research is relevant and effective: Inform the design of digital maps and tools Monitor informal extractive economies Support evidence-based decision-making$

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