|
|
|
Christopher Brown |
| Associate Professor |
| 223 Lindley Hall |
| jcbrown2@ku.edu |
| |
| |
| |
| Social relations in Amazonian rural development. |
|
| |
Expansion of soybean production in Amazonia
Development and the Politics of Scale |
| |
| Culture, kinship, gender in the Amazon Basin, medical anthropology |
| |
| David Brown, J. Christopher Brown , and Scott Desposato. (in press). Who gives, who receives, and who wins? Transforming capital into political change through non-governmental organizations. Comparative Political Studies . |
Brown, J. Christopher , Mark Purcell, and Nathaniel Brunsell. Scale, Problems of. Encyclopedia of Environment and Society . Ed. by Paul Robbins. SAGE Publications. In Press. |
Brown, J. Christopher . In press. NGOs and ongoing changes in Latin American society. In Placing Latin America . (eds. Ed Jackiewicz and Fernando Bosco). Baton Rouge, LSU Press. |
| Brown, J. Christopher , Jepson, W. E., Kastens, B. D., Lomas, J. M. and K. P. Price. (in press). Multi-temporal, moderate spatial resolution remote sensing of modern agricultural production and land modification in the Brazilian Amazon. GIScience and Remote Sensing. Expected June 2007. |
Brown, J. Christopher. , Kastens, J. H., Wardlow, B. D., Jepson, W., Coutinho, A. C., Venturieri, A., Lomas, J., Price, K. (2007). Using MODIS to detect cropping frequency variation in mechanized agriculture in Amazonia. Proceedings of the XIII Brazilian Symposium of Remote Sensing, Florianópolis, Santa Catarina. |
Brown, David, J. Christopher Brown , and Scott Desposato. 2007. Promoting and preventing political change through internationally-funded NGO activity. Latin American Research Review , 42 (1): 126-138. |
|
| |
| GEOG 571: Environmental Issues of Latin America |
| GEOG 597: Geography of Brazil |
| GEOG 379: Environment and Society |
| GEOG 771: Graduate seminar on environment and development |
|
| |
| PhD UCLA (1999) |
| |
| |
| |
| |
|
