Emily T. Yeh | Geography | University of Colorado Boulder
Research InterestsMy main research interests are on questions of power, political economy, and cultural politics in the nature-society relationship. Using
Emily T. Yeh Professor of Geography 2024 Guggenheim Fellow College of Arts and Sciences Professor of Distinction Research: Nature/society Geography; Political Ecology; Cultural Politics; Development; Tibet; China Faculty Affiliate: Center for Asian Studies, CNAIS, C3BC Ph.D. from University of California, Berkeley, 2003 Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar, 2023-24 Past-president, American Association of Geographers (2021-22) HUMAN GEOGRAPHY ENVIRONMENT-SOCIETY emily.yeh@colorado.edu 303-492-5438, GUGG 103A Curriculum Vitae Tibet Himalaya Initiative Address Grad Students Drolma Gadou Tsering Lhamo
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