Dr. Nathan Fioritti

Biography

Nathan Fioritti is a lecturer at the School of Social Sciences at Monash University, specializing in Politics and International Relations. His research utilizes mixed-methods to focus primarily on political parties, voters, and media responses to environmental crises in an increasingly globalized world. He is particularly interested in ecosocial forms of environmental politics that aim to address environmental, social, and economic injustices in tandem. Nathan holds a PhD in comparative environmental politics from Monash University and a BA (Hons) from the University of Melbourne. He has taught various subjects, delivering lectures on Australian politics, campaigns and elections, comparative politics, environmental politics, political economy, political theory, and public policy. His commitment includes coordinating units such as the Victorian parliamentary internship and public policy practice and impact. His research interests encompass Environmental Politics and Policy, Climate Justice, Political System Internationalization, and Social Movements. Nathan is also a contributor to workshops, seminars, and public outreach activities. He is affiliated with several academic organizations and has participated in numerous conferences.

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