Laetitia Perrier Brusle

Laetitia Perrier Brusle is a Lecturer at the University of Lorraine, France, affiliated with a research laboratory focusing on water and environments, landscape transitions, and territorial planning. Her work bridges geographical analysis with political and social dimensions of territory management.

• Institution: University of Lorraine
• Email: laetitia.perrier-brusle@univ-lorraine.fr

Research interests include political geography, spatial justice, indigenous territories in the Bolivian Amazon, post-neoliberalism, and historical border dynamics in Andean countries. She analyzes how colonial legacies and contemporary policies shape territorial identities and environmental governance.

Her recent publications explore themes like center-periphery models, post-neoliberal forest management in Bolivia, and the social construction of borders. These works emphasize interdisciplinary approaches combining geography, history, and political science.