Land Tenure Center Newsletter
Number 82, Fall 2001, p. 10
Moving in . . .
students entering the program
Tae Hyung (Michael) Kim, South Korea. MA Public Policy, Seoul National University.
hkim3@students.wisc.edu
Mr. Kim is on leave from his position as Assistant Director of the Korea International Cooperation Agency, which is the official grant-aid agency of South Korea. He will be studying the impact of aid on international development.
Sandra Pinel, United States. MA Urban and Regional Planning, University of Wisconsin-Madison.
slpinel@students.wisc.edu
Ms. Pinel most recently was a Senior Planner at the Metropolitan Council in Minnesota, where she helped establish local, regional, and state priorities for public services. She will be working on applying ethnographic methods to analyzing indigenous participation in regional planning structures.
Moving on . . .
those who successfully defended
Jean Geran, United States. Thesis: "Coping with Crisis: Social Capital and the Resilience of Rural livelihoods in Northern Thailand." Advisor: Ian Coxhead, Agricultural and Applied Economics.
Rachel Sabates-Wheeler, United Kingdom. Thesis: "Adapting to Land Reform: Self-Selection, Production and the Response of Subsistence Farmers to Land Restitution in Post-Socialist Romania." Advisor: Kathryn Hendley, Law and Political Science.
Francisia Seda, Indonesia. Thesis: "Petroleum Paradox: Natural Resources and Development in Indonesia, 1967-1997." Advisor: William Freudenburg, Rural Sociology.
Margaret Welsh, United States. Thesis: "Management of Mountain Forest and Pasture Resources in Albania: Local Control and Tenure Security in a Post-Reform Economy." Advisor: J. Lin Compton, Forest Ecology and Management.
Dissertations will soon be available from UMI Dissertation Services.
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