Carl E R Grundy-Warr

Carl E R Grundy-Warr is a Senior Lecturer in Geography at the National University of Singapore, specializing in political and environmental geography of Southeast Asia.

His research examines transboundary environmental governance, particularly in Mekong River systems. Current investigations focus on hydrosocial transformations, flood pulse dynamics, and socio-ecological impacts of hydropower development in Cambodia and Thailand.

Recent publications analyze geopolitical dimensions of contemporary conflicts and health crises. His 2025 work examines AI in modern warfare, while ongoing river studies document how dam construction reconfigures hydrosocial relationships and community vulnerabilities.

Dr. Grundy-Warr maintains field research programs in Cambodia, Thailand, and Laos, documenting how infrastructure development transforms human-environment relationships. His work contributes to critical geography debates on resource governance in transboundary contexts.