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Amanda Wooden is a Professor of Environmental Studies & Sciences at Bucknell University, specializing in environmental politics, water governance, and extractive industries in Central Eurasia. Her scholarship examines the intersections of public opinion, nationalism, and ecological conflicts, particularly in Kyrgyzstan.
- Education: Ph.D. in International Relations and Public Policy (Claremont Graduate University); M.A. in International Studies (Claremont Graduate University); B.A. in Political Science and Russian Language, Literature, and Culture (Syracuse University).
Her research focuses on:
- Environmental conflict and protest dynamics
- Glacial ecosystems and climate justice
- Hydroelectric policy and energy nationalism
- Water rights and institutional governance
- Post-Soviet environmental policy
- Critical political science frameworks
Recent publications analyze hydroelectric infrastructure in Kyrgyzstan (2015), ecological degradation (2014), and comparative environmental policy in the Caucasus (2005). Her work also includes co-edited volumes on transitional politics in Central Eurasia.
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