Solomon Maingi

Solomon Maingi is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Geography at the University of New Hampshire. His academic work focuses on the political economy of development, particularly how market-driven commodification of natural resources impacts rural livelihoods and community resilience to environmental crises.

• Research Areas: Climate Change, Environmental Hazards/Disasters, Environmental Politics and Social Change, International Political Economy, International/Global Development, Land Use Planning/Policy, Migration, War/Conflict
• Education: Ph.D. in Geography from West Virginia University; M.A. in Geography and International Studies from Ohio University; B.Ed. in Education from Egerton University
• Teaching: Courses include Exploring Sustainability, Global Landscapes and Environ, International Perspectives, Sub-Saharan Africa, World Regions I, and Political Geography

His publications highlight interdisciplinary approaches to environmental governance and climate adaptation strategies in African contexts. While specific scientific awards aren't listed, his teaching portfolio demonstrates long-term engagement with critical global issues through geographic analysis.