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Lisa M. Glidden is a Professor at SUNY Oswego's Department of Political Science within the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. She holds a Ph.D. from the University of Washington at Seattle and teaches courses in area studies (Africa, Latin America, Middle East), development, environmental politics, and interdisciplinary programs like Global and International Studies. She also coordinates the Sustainability Studies Minor and leads two key initiatives: the Great Lakes Institute and OUTSTEPS, an interdisciplinary network focused on sustainability resilience in the lower Great Lakes region.
- Teaches courses with travel abroad to Cuba, Ecuador, South Korea, and Turkey
- Specializes in social movements, indigenous politics in Latin America, energy policy, and environmental politics
Research Interests: Her work bridges social movements and environmental politics, with a focus on sustainability, identity politics, and Latin American studies. Recent publications analyze energy transitions in Cuba, women's movements in Ecuador, and ethnic identity dynamics in the Andes.
Selected Publications Trends: Spanning 2011–2017, her publications highlight intersections of energy policy, international relations, social movements, and ethnic identity across Latin America and the Caribbean. Key themes include climate action, renewable energy, and grassroots activism.
Leadership Roles: She serves as Program Director for Global and International Studies and Director of the Great Lakes Institute, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration through initiatives like OUTSTEPS.
