December 11, 2020
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1:30 pm
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First Fridays: Erin Lin - The Farmers’ Battlefield: Mixed Methods Research in an Authoritarian, Post-Conflict Field Site
Erin Lin, Assistant Professor of Political Science and Global Food Politics, discusses her book project, How War Changes Land: unexploded bombs, soil fertility, and the underdevelopment of Cambodia. In this event, she will provide highlights of her fieldwork in Cambodian minefields, and will describe how she incorporates narrative non-fiction elements into her large-N statistical analysis. She will also open discussion on the challenges of conducting fieldwork in a site under authoritarian surveillance.
NEW DATE - event rescheduled from December 4, 2020
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2020-12-11 12:00:00
2020-12-11 13:30:00
First Fridays: Erin Lin - The Farmers’ Battlefield: Mixed Methods Research in an Authoritarian, Post-Conflict Field Site
Erin Lin, Assistant Professor of Political Science and Global Food Politics, discusses her book project, How War Changes Land: unexploded bombs, soil fertility, and the underdevelopment of Cambodia. In this event, she will provide highlights of her fieldwork in Cambodian minefields, and will describe how she incorporates narrative non-fiction elements into her large-N statistical analysis. She will also open discussion on the challenges of conducting fieldwork in a site under authoritarian surveillance.
NEW DATE - event rescheduled from December 4, 2020
Zoom
America/New_York
public
Erin Lin, Assistant Professor of Political Science and Global Food Politics, discusses her book project, How War Changes Land: unexploded bombs, soil fertility, and the underdevelopment of Cambodia. In this event, she will provide highlights of her fieldwork in Cambodian minefields, and will describe how she incorporates narrative non-fiction elements into her large-N statistical analysis. She will also open discussion on the challenges of conducting fieldwork in a site under authoritarian surveillance.
NEW DATE - event rescheduled from December 4, 2020
