CHN Intern Works on Ecological Political Economy and Governance

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CHN Intern Works on Ecological Political Economy and Governance

Ideas of Humans and Nature, Humans, Nature, and Democracy: Ecological Political Economy

June 29th, 2010

The Center is pleased to welcome Briana Espitalier, who will be serving as an intern in the New York office this summer. Briana will be working primarily on the Humans, Nature, and Democracy Project for 20010-2011: “Ecological Political Economy and Democratic Governance.” Her responsibilities include research on ecological economics and public policy, and the preparation of notes and summaries of various works of scholarly literature and policy reports in this field. Briana is an undergraduate student at New York University. She also works on Youth Initiatives in the Education Department of the American Museum of Natural History.

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