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Associate
Professor 207 Giannini Hall University of California Berkeley, CA 94720-3310 |
Education
Ph.D., Cornell University,
Rural Sociology, January 1988
M.Sc., Cornell University,
Rural Sociology, August 1983
B.A., Friends World College, Anthropology, January
1977
Associate Professor of
Environmental Social Science Department of
Environmental Science, Policy and Management, University of California,
Berkeley (6/97-present)
*Teach
graduate and undergraduate courses in: Social Theory and the Environment,
Advanced Readings in Political Ecology
*Research
interests: political ecology, histories of forest politics, state formation and
the environment, social and environmental histories, legal and customary
systems of resource tenure, Southeast Asia—Indonesia and Malaysia in
particular--indigenous peoples' movements.
Acting Associate Professor of
Environmental Social Science Department of
Environmental Science, Policy and Management, University of California,
Berkeley (1/96 - 6-97)
Associate Professor of Resource
Policy
Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, (7/94-1996
Assistant Professor of Resource
Policy, Yale School of Forestry and
Environmental Studies, (7/92-6/94).
Visiting Lecturer, Natural Resource Sociology,
Energy and Resources Group, University of California, Berkeley (9/88-6/90).
Visiting Lecturer, Natural Resource Sociology, Department of Forestry
and Natural Resources, University of California-Berkeley (1/88-5/88).
Co-Principal Investigator (with Dr. Peter Vandergeest,
University of Victoria), Property, Resources, and the Globalization of Legal
Systems. (9/93-2/97).
*Comparative
study of natural resource laws/legal systems and customary practices in forests
of Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia. Comparisons made at the national-level of
legal and customary changes under colonial and nation-state systems, at the
sub-national level between "central" and "peripheral"
forest areas, and locally in case study sites of different resource user
groups. Fieldwork, archival work,
and document analysis.
Ciriacy-Wantrup Post-doctoral
Research Fellow,
Energy and Resources Group, University of California, Berkeley,
(7/90-7/92).
*Project
on "Extraction and Extractive Reserves in Kalimantan, Indonesia.
Research Coordinator/Principal
Investigator,
Ford Foundation-funded Social Forestry Research for The State Forestry
Corporation of Java, and Research
Associate, Environmental Studies Center, Gadjah Mada U., Indonesia
(10/84-2/86)
*Designed
and supervised social forestry research in 12 case study forest-edge communities in West and
Central Java; conducted my doctoral research in two forest villages and within
the State Forestry Corporation.
Investigator, Man & Biosphere Project
No. 1 "Interactions Between People and
Tropical
Forests," East Kalimantan, Indonesia (9/79-7/80) “Trade
in
non-timber forest products in East Kalimantan, Indonesia.”
Visiting Researcher, Population Institute (now
called Center for Population Research), Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta,
Indonesia (10/76 - 9/79)
*Designed
and carried out two-year study on economic roles of women market traders in
rural Yogyakarta; trained and supervised 5 enumerators.
1996
Simpson Chair, International and Area Studies Dean's Office, University of
California, Berkeley ($10,000 in research funds for two years)
1995
Outstanding Scholarly Contribution to Rural Sociology for Rich Forests, Poor People .
1994
Award of Merit from the Natural Resources Research Group, Rural Sociological
Society.
Rich Forests, Poor People selected by Choice as one of the top 10% books
reviewed in 1993.
Rockefeller
Brothers Fund, Support for Common
Property Resources Digest, ($107,000 for 3 years). 1995-1997
*National
Science Foundation, Global Perspectives on Law and Society Program (with Co-PI
Dr. Peter Vandergeest, University of Victoria, Canada): "Property, Resources, and the
Globalization of Legal Systems." ($350,000 for 3 years). 1993-1996
Rockefeller
Brothers Fund (with Co-PI Peter Vandergeest), "Property and Political
Ecology in Southeast Asia."
$55,000. 1994.
Joint-funding
by The Ford Foundation/Social Science Research Council, UNESCO-MAB, The Biodiversity
Support Program, and WCI (co-PI with Dr. Christine Padoch, New York Botanical
Garden) for conference and book on conservation and development in Borneo 1991. ($57,000).
Ciriacy-Wantrup
Postdoctoral Fellowship, School of Natural Resources, University of California,
Berkeley. "Extraction and
Extractive Reserves in Kalimantan: The Political Ecology of a Development
Strategy." 1990-91, 1991-92.
($59,000 over two years).
Lauriston
Sharp Award for scholarship and community, Cornell University Southeast Asia
Program, 1988.
Cornell
Southeast Asia Program Dissertation write-up grant 1986.
Ford
Foundation Fellowship for Research and Field Study Coordination 1984-1986
($44,000 for two years).
National
Resource Fellowships [graduate tuition and stipend, 3 academic years],
1981-1984.
U.S.
Forest Service/Man & Biosphere Grant (participating researcher), 1979-80.
Ford Foundation Field
Research Grant 1976-77.
Member of: Rural Sociological
Society
American
Anthropological Association
Association
for Asian Studies
International
Association for the Study of Common Property
Association
of American Geographers
Editor, Common Property Resources
Newsletter,
March 1995-present
Associate Editor, Society and Natural Resources, 1989-1994.
Committee Member, CIES post-doctoral awards,
area studies committee, 1994-present.
Selection Committee Member, Kleinhaus Fellowship (given
by Rainforest Alliance), 1993.
Committee Member, Undergraduate Curriculum, ESPM, UCB, 1996-present.
Committee Chair, Curriculum Committee, RIPM Division, ESPM, UCB,
1996-present.
Committee Member, Southeast Asia Council, UCB, 1996-present.
Executive Committee Member, Council on Agrarian Studies,
Yale University, 1992-1996.
Council Member, Southeast Asia Council, Yale University, 1992-1996.
Member, Rural Sociological Society's
Task Force on Persistent Rural Poverty in the US,sub-group in Poverty in
Natural Resource Dependent Areas (1990-92)
Member, Rural Sociological Society's
Awards Committee (1990-93)
Reviewer, Development and
Change, Economic Botany, Human Organization, Society and Natural Resources, Conservation Biology, Human
Ecology.
Books and Monographs
1997. Colfer, Carol J. Pierce, with Nancy
Peluso and Chin See Chung. Beyond
Slash and Burn: Building on
Indigenous Management of Borneo’s Tropical Rain Forests. Advances in
Economic Botany Volume 11. Bronx:The New York Botanical Garden.
1996.
Padoch,
Christine, and Nancy Lee Peluso. Borneo in Transition: People, Forests,
Conservation, and Development.
Kuala Lumpur: Oxford University Press.
Includes
article: Peluso, Nancy Lee, and Christine Padoch, "Resource Rights in Managed Forests of West Kalimantan,
Indonesia."
1994. Peluso, Nancy Lee, Matt Turner, and
Louise Fortmann. Introducing Community Forestry: Annotated Listing of Topics
and Readings. Rome: Food and
Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
1993. Peluso, Nancy Lee. The Impacts
of Social and Environmental Change on Indigenous People's Forest Management in
West Kalimantan, Indonesia.
Forest, Trees, and People Monograph Series. Rome: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United
Nations.
1992. Peluso, Nancy Lee. Rich Forests,
Poor People: Resource Control and Resistance in Java. Berkeley, CA: University of California
Press. (Paperback 1994).
Refereed Journal Articles and
Book Chapters
1999. Fairfax, Sally K., Fortmann, Louise P.,
Hawkins, Ann, Huntsinger, Lynn, Peluso, Nancy Lee, and Wolf, Steven A. The
Federal Forests Are Not What They Seem: Formal and Informal Claims to Federal
Lands. Ecology Law Quarterly. 25(4):
630-646.
1998. Peluso, Nancy Lee.
“Counter-Institutions and Environmental Justice.” Forest Policy: Ready
for Renaissance. Seattle,
Washington: College of Forest Resources, University of Washington.
1998. Peluso, Nancy Lee, and Peter
Vandergeest. “Geneologies of Forest Law and Customary Rights in Indonesia,
Malaysia, and Thailand.” Journal
of Asian Studies (under review).
1998. "The Role of Forests in
Sustaining Smallholders," in John Gordon, Ralph Schmidt, and Joyce Berry,
eds., Creating Integrated Forest Strategies. New Haven: Yale University Press.
1996. Peluso, Nancy Lee. "Fruit trees and family trees in
an Indonesian rainforest: Property rights, ethics of access, and environmental
change." Comparative Studies in Society and History 38:3:
510-548.
1995. Vandergeest, Peter, and Nancy Lee
Peluso, "Territorialization and State Power in Thailand," Theory
and Society 35:385-426.
1995 Peluso, Nancy Lee,
"Forest Policy-Forest Politics:
The Criminalization of Customary Rights in a Bornean Rainforest."
in Charles Zerner, ed., Culture and the Question of Rights in Southeast Asia,
Smithsonian/Duke University Press.
(in press).
1995. Peluso, Nancy Lee, "Reserving
Value: Conservation Ideology and State Protection of Resources." in, Peter Vandergeest and Melanie
Dupuis, eds., Creating the Countryside: Concepts of Rurality, Country, and Wilderness. Chapel
Hill: Temple University Press.
1995 Peluso, Nancy Lee,
"Whose Woods are These?
Counter-Mapping Forest Territories in Kalimantan,
Indonesia." Antipode
27 (4): 383-406.
1995 Peluso, Nancy Lee, Peter
Vandergeest, and Lesley Potter, "Social Aspects of Forestry in Southeast
Asia:A Review of the Trends in the Scholarly Literature." Journal of
Southeast Asian Studies 26 (1):196-218.
1994. Peluso, Nancy Lee, Craig Humphrey,
and Louise P. Fortmann, "The Rock, the Beach, and the Tidal Pool: People and Poverty in Natural
Resource-Dependent Areas of the United States," Society and Natural
Resources 7:1:23-38.
1993.
Peluso, Nancy Lee, "Coercing Conservation?: The Politics of State Resource
Control" Global Environmental Change 3:2 (June):199-218.
reprinted
in: Ronald Lipschultz and Ken Conca (eds.) The State and Social Power in
Global Environmental Politics.
New York: Columbia University Press. (1993).
1992. Peluso, Nancy Lee, "The Ironwood
Problem: (Mis)-Management and Development of an Extractive Rainforest
Product." Conservation
Biology 6:1 (June): 210-219.
1992.
Peluso, Nancy Lee,"The Political Ecology of Extraction and Extractive
Reserves in East Kalimantan, Indonesia." Development and Change
23:4(October):49-74.
1992. Peluso, Nancy Lee, "Traditions of
Forest Control in Java: Implications for Social Forestry and
Sustainability." Natural
Resources Journal 32 (4) (October):883-918. Reprinted in:Raymond Bryant (ed.),
"The Political Ecology of Resource Management in Southeast Asia"
spec. issue, Global Ecology and Biogeography Letters 3 (1993):138-157.
1992. Peluso, Nancy Lee, "Non-timber
Forest Products in East Kalimantan, Indonesia: Can Extraction be
Reserved?" In Stephen
Schwartzman and Dan Nepstad, eds. The
Role of Non-timber Forest Products in the Tropics: Conservation and Development Strategies. Advances in Economic Botany
Series. New York: The New York
Botanical Garden.
1992.
Peluso, Nancy Lee, "Rattan Industries in East Kalimantan,
Indonesia." in Jeff Campbell
(ed.), Case Studies in Small-Scale Forest-Based Industries in Asia. Rattan, Matchmaking, and Handcrafts.
Community Forestry Case Study 4.
Bangkok: Food and Agriculture Organization for the United Nations.
1991.
Peluso, Nancy Lee, "Women and Natural Resources in Developing
Countries" Society and Natural Resources 4: 4 (June) :1-3.
1991.
Peluso, Nancy Lee, "Women and Natural Resources in Developing
Countries" (Guest Editor) Society and Natural Resources 4
(June).
1991.
Menzies, N.K., and Nancy Lee Peluso, "Rights of Access to Upland Forest
Resources in Southwest China." Journal of World Forest Resources
6:1 (September): 1-20.
1991.
Peluso, Nancy Lee, "Colonial Forest Management in Java." Forest and Conservation History
(April):65-75.
1990. Peluso, Nancy Lee, "The
History of State Forest Management in Java." pp. 27-55 in Mark Poffenberger, ed. Keepers of the
Forest: Land Management Alternatives in Southeast Asia. Hartford, CT:Kumarian Press.
1989.
Peluso, Nancy Lee, and Mark Poffenberger, "Social Forestry on Java:
Reorienting Management Systems."
Human Organization 48:4 (Winter):333-344.
reprinted
in: Mark Poffenberger, ed., Keepers
of the Forest: Land Management Alternatives in Southeast Asia. Hartford,
CT:Kumarian. 1992.
1986.
Jessup, Timothy C., and Nancy Lee Peluso,"Minor Forest Products as Common
Property Resources in East Kalimantan, Indonesia," pp. 505-32 in Common Property Resource Management,
edited by the Panel on Common Property Resource Management. Washington,
D.C.:National Academy of Sciences.
1983.
Peluso, Nancy Lee, "Networking in the Commons: A Tragedy for
Rattan?" Indonesia No.
35 (April): 95-108.
1982. Peluso, Nancy Lee, Occupational
Mobility and the Economic Roles of Rural Women in Yogyakarta. Yogyakarta,
Indonesia: Population Studies Center Monograph, Gadjah Mada University, 1982
(reprinted 1984).
1980.
Peluso, Nancy Lee, "Suku Kenyah yang Masih Tertinggal: Migrasi Temporer
untuk Mencari Nafkah." ("The Kenyah who Stayed Behind: Temporary Migration for
Subsistence." pp. 303-310 in Laporan
Lokakarya Rapat Kerja Resetelmen Penduduk di Samarinda, Kalimantan Timur
8-12 April 1980, edited by Team Pusat Resetelmen Penduduk, Direktorat
Jenderal Kehutanan, Departemen Pertanian.
Jakarta.
1979. Peluso, Nancy Lee, "Collecting
Data on Women's Employment in Rural Yogyakarta." Learning About Rural Women: Studies in Family Planning
Special Issue. New York: The
Population Council, November.
1979.
Peluso, Nancy Lee, "Putting People into Boxes or Building Boxes Around
People? Approaches to Designing
Occupational Categories for Women in Java." Gadjah Mada University Working Papers Series No. 19. Yogyakarta: Population Institute,
Gadjah Mada University, March.
Reviews and Commentaries
1993 Hefner, Robert, The
Political Economy of Mountain Java.
Berkeley: University of California Press, 1990. pp. 165-66 in Indonesia no. 55
(October).
1993. Comment on Padoch, "Tropical
Forests" Forum (October).
1992 Guha, Ramachandra. The Unquiet Woods: Ecological Change and Peasant
Resistance in the Indian Himalaya. Berkeley: University of California Press. In American Ethnologist
(March).
1989 Dove, Michael R., The Real
and Imagined Roles of Culture in Development. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 1988. In Indonesia
No. 47 (April):125-27.
1989 Robinson, Kathryn May, Stepchildren
of Progress: The Political Economy of Development in an Indonesian Mining Town. New York: State University of New York
Press, 1986. In Society and
Natural Resources 1:403-404
1986 Plattner, Stuart (ed.), Markets
and Marketing, Monographs in Economic Anthropology, No. 4. In American Anthropologist 88:4
(December):970-971.
1985 Manderson, Lenore (ed.), Women's
Work and Women's Roles: Economics and Everyday Life in Indonesia, Malaysia, and
Singapore. In ASAA Review 8:3: 87-89.
In preparation:
Peluso,
Nancy Lee, and Michael Watts, eds.
Violent Environments.
For submission to Routledge, July 1999.
Peluso,
Nancy Lee, and Emily Harwell.
“Land filled with tears:
Territory and the Cultural Politics of War in Indonesian Borneo.” for submission to Indonesia,
July 1999.
Peluso,
Nancy Lee, and Peter Vandergeest.
“Geneologies of Forest Law and Customary Rights in Southeast Asia.” Under revision for Journal of Asian
Studies.
Vandergeest, Peter, and
Nancy Lee Peluso. “Empires of
Forestry in Southeast Asia.” In
preparation for Environment and History.
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