About – Pastoralism, Climate Change and Policy
Marius Warg Næss has a PhD in social anthropology. He did his master thesis on Tibetan nomads in the Northwestern part of the Tibetan Plateau while his PhD Thesis was mainly concerned with the reindeer husbandry in the Northern parts of Norway. Four aspects of my track record demonstrate my competence and experience: Thematically and theoretically, my work has developed from studying pastoral risk management by focusing on herd accumulation and mobility as rational strategies in stochastic environments. This has led to a focus on how pastoralists organise daily herding through labour allocations and its effect on production and subsequent risk management, which again has led to a focus on evolutionary aspects of pastoral cooperation. Since 2005, I have been instrumental—as project leader, work package leader or major collaborator—in securing funding, both nationally and internationally, with a total value of 68 724 340 NOK. In 2022 I was awarded an ‘ERC Consolidator Grant’ entitled COM
Marius Warg Næss has a PhD in social anthropology. He did his master thesis on Tibetan nomads in the Northwestern part of the Tibetan Plateau while his PhD Thesis was mainly concerned with the reindeer husbandry in the Northern parts of Norway. Track Record Four aspects of my track record demonstrate my competence and experience: My multidisciplinary background within anthropology and ecology. The range of my publications and dissemination, including articles in some of the leading international disciplinary and interdisciplinary journals, numerous scientific and popular lectures, and through
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