Camille Gaskin Reyes

Camille Gaskin Reyes is a Professorial Lecturer (Part-time) at the Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University. Her expertise spans environmental management, climate change, sustainable development, and Latin American regional studies. She has extensive experience in development banking and international consulting, focusing on policy design, risk analysis, and sustainability in project implementation.

Education:

• Ph.D., University of Bonn, Germany
• M.A., University of Bonn, Germany
• M.S., Cologne Polytechnic, Germany

Research Interests:

Dr. Reyes investigates natural resource management conflicts, sustainable urban development, equitable socio-economic frameworks, and climate change impacts. Her work prioritizes water resource governance, gender equity in development projects, and environmental sustainability in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Key Themes in Publications:

Her publications address transboundary water conflicts, environmental impacts of extractive industries, sustainable tourism practices, and policy frameworks for equitable resource distribution. Recent works emphasize climate adaptation strategies in vulnerable regions.

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