Extreme event exposure and perceptions of environmental risk
- Discipline
- Sociology
- Methodology
- Ethnography, qualitative research
- Date
- 01 Oct 2024
- Description
- Through ethnographic research in Far North Queensland, this project will explore relationships between community identity, sense of place, exposure to severe coral bleaching and other extreme events, and perceptions of environmental risk. The PhD scholar will join a multi-institutional team of social scientists from the Cairns Institute at JCU committed to working with and for people of the tropics to create brighter, more equitable and enriching futures for all.
- Keywords
- environmental sociology;disaster studies;climate adaption;Great Barrier Reef;Wet Tropics of North Queensland
- Would Suit Applicants Who
- Have a Masters, Honours degree or equivalent in the social sciences and motivation to make a meaningful differences to communities and ecosystems of the tropics.
