Charlotte Bruckermann

Dr. Charlotte Bruckermann is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Bergen (Department of Social Anthropology) and affiliated with the University of Cologne (Institute of Ethnology). Her work bridges economic anthropology and environmental policy, focusing on China's ecological transformation under its 'Ecological Civilization' agenda.

• Research explores carbon markets, financialization, and rural-urban inequality
• Previously affiliated with LSE, Humboldt University, University of Basel, and Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology

Research interests include:

• Ecological Civilization in China
• Carbon market governance
• Social reproduction in rural contexts
• State-corporate dispossession
• Digital environmentalism

Publications highlight trends in:

• Carbon market valuation mechanisms
• Intersections of kinship and environmental policy
• Technological solutions for ecological crises
• Rural resistance to state accumulation
• Financialization of ecological resources