Benjamin Warner
Assistant Professor, Geography and Environmental Studies
Ph.D., Arizona State University
bpwarner@unm.edu | CV | Website
Dr. Benjamin Warner joined the UNM Department of Geography and Environmental Studies in 2017, following his appointment as a Postdoctoral Research Scholar at the University of Massachusetts. His work is broadly defined as development geography, with specific topics including water governance and institutions; Central American development; agrarian adaptation in Central America’s “dry corridor;” vulnerability, risk, and adaptation to environmental change and globalization; political economy of climate adaptation programs; critical development studies; and mixed methods.
Interests:
Water governance and institutions, Latin American development, vulnerability, risk, and adaptation to environmental change, political economy, development studies, mixed methods
Research:
Dr. Warner's research is grounded in critical development studies and focuses on water governance and climate change.
