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Anna Sturman is a lecturer in Human Geography at the University of Sydney, specializing in political economy and ecology. She has a robust research background, focusing on the intersections of economic political geographies, rural sociology, and critical climate adaptation pathways within colonial-capitalist economies. Sturman's recent work includes leading a Commonwealth Government-funded research project aimed at developing systems capacities to protect animals from catastrophic fires. She obtained her PhD from the University of Sydney in 2021, with a dissertation titled 'Capital, State Climate Change Aotearoa New Zealand'. Her teaching portfolio includes courses such as Integrated Environmental Practice, Global Change, and Sustainable Livelihoods. She has been recognized for her scholarly contributions, receiving the Stuart Rosewarne Prize in Political Economy in 2023 and being short-listed for the Richard Higgott Prize for her journal article in Australian International Political Economy Network (AIPEN).
Sydney Environment Institute, University of Sydney • Sydney, Australia
Led the delivery of a Commonwealth Government-funded research project focused on developing systems capacities for protecting animals from catastrophic fires.
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