Occupation
Teaching Professor
Contact
ABOUT
Caterina Scaramelli received her Ph.D. at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the History, Anthropology, and Science, Technology and Society’s program (HASTS). She holds a First Class Honors BA in Social Anthropology from the London School of Economics. Her research, based on anthropological research and intersecting with Science and Technology Studies (STS), examines the culture and politics of environments. Her current book manuscript, “Liminal Ecologies: Making Wetlands and Livable Natures in Turkey,” tracks the emergence of the category of the wetland, and examines how a varied range of groups in Turkey are making and contesting sites of livability (human and non human) in two costal deltas.
Discipline
Anthropology
Sub Areas
Environment
Turkish Studies
Mediterranean Studies
Specialties
Water
Education
PhD
| 2016
| History, Anthropology, STS
| MIT
BA
| 2010
| Anthropology
| LSE
Abstracts
Birds, Birders, and the Politics of Environmental Change in Turkey
A Seed’s Story: Resilient Agricultural Varieties and the Remaking of Locality Under Illiberal Agricultural Regimes in Turkey
Making the Local Seed
