Livelihoods, Migration, and Landscape Evolution in Bangladesh

We are pleased to invite you to a discussion about Livelihoods, Migration, and Landscape Evolution in Bangladesh, hosted by Georgetown University’s Institute for the Study of International Migration in the Walsh School for Foreign Service. The event will feature findings from various research projects, including an NSF-funded project examining human mobility and economic livelihoods as both outcomes and drivers of environmental dynamics in Bangladesh. A reception will follow the conversation.

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Participants Include:

• Dr. Tariq Ali, Associate Professor of History, Walsh
  School for Foreign Service, Georgetown University
• Dr. Amanda Carrico, Associate Professor in
  Environmental Studies, University of Colorado Boulder
• Dr. Katharine Donato, Donald G. Herzberg Professor
  of International Migration, Georgetown University
• Dr. Bishawjit Mallick, Associate Professor of Human
  Geography and Spatial Planning, International
  Development Studies at Utrecht University
• Dr. Kimberly Rogers, Research Associate, Institute
  of Arctic and Alpine Research, University of
  Colorado Boulder