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- Country of residence: Palestine
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Samer Alatout is an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, where he holds positions in the Department of Community and Environmental Sociology and the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies. His academic expertise lies in the fields of environmental sociology and environmental studies.
Alatout has made significant contributions to scholarly literature through his extensive publications focusing on water and environmental politics in historic Palestine, spanning the period from 1900 to 2010. His research delves into the complex interplay between environmental issues, politics, and social dynamics in the region, with a particular emphasis on water management. Additionally, he has examined the political implications of occupation, including the impact of the apartheid wall.
Currently, Alatout is engaged in writing a book that further explores the intricacies of water and environmental politics in historic Palestine, contributing valuable insights to the academic discourse in this area.
In addition to his research endeavors, Alatout actively participates in professional associations and academic journals. He serves on the Executive Council of the International Water History Association, where he contributes to advancing knowledge and collaboration in the field of water history. Moreover, he sits on the editorial boards of esteemed academic journals such as Political Geography and Resilience, where he plays a role in shaping scholarly discourse and promoting rigorous research standards.
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