Veronica Strang

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Veronica Strang is affiliated with the following schools: Auckland University of Technology, University of Oxford, University of Wales, Durham University, University of Auckland, University of Manchester

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Social Anthropology

#92

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Veronica Strang's Degrees

PhD Social Anthropology University of Manchester
Masters Social Anthropology University of Manchester
Bachelors Social Anthropology University of Manchester

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According to Wikipedia, Veronica Strang is an author and professor of anthropology affiliated to Oxford University. Her work combines cultural anthropology with environmental studies, and focuses on the relationship between human communities and their environments. Strang's publications include the books 'The Meaning of Water' ; Gardening the World: agency, identity, and the ownership of water' ; 'What Anthropologists Do' , 'Water Nature and Culture' and most recently 'Water Beings: from nature worship to the environmental crisis' , which is based on a major comparative study of water deities around the world. Further information is available on her website at: https://www.veronicastrang.com/

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Veronica Strang's Published Works

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Published Works

The Meaning of Water (2020) (382)
Common Senses (2005) (127)
Uncommon Ground: Cultural Landscapes and Environmental Values (1999) (122)
Thinking Relationships Through Water (2016) (94)
Integrating the social and natural sciences in environmental research: a discussion paper (2009) (89)
Water, Cultural Diversity, and Global Environmental Change: Emerging Trends, Sustainable Futures? (2012) (87)
Gardening the World: Agency, Identity and the Ownership of Water (2009) (77)
Fluid consistencies. Material relationality in human engagements with water (2014) (61)
Knowing Me, Knowing You: Aboriginal and European Concepts of Nature as Self and Other (2005) (32)
Environmental Social Sciences: Mapping histories: cultural landscapes and walkabout methods (2010) (31)
Water Works: Agency and Creativity in the Mitchell River Catchment (2005) (30)
Infrastructural relations : water, political power and the rise of a new ‘despotic regime’. (2016) (28)
Evaluating interdisciplinary research: the elephant in the peer-reviewers’ room (2016) (27)
Fluidscapes: Water, Identity and The Senses (2006) (26)
Justice for all : inconvenient truths and reconciliation in human-non-human relations. (2017) (25)
Ownership and Appropriation (2011) (25)
The Taniwha and the Crown: defending water rights in Aotearoa/New Zealand (2014) (22)
Going Against the Flow: The Biopolitics of Dams and Diversions (2013) (20)
Introduction: Ownership and Appropriation (2011) (17)
A Happy Coincidence? (2006) (16)
The Social Construction of Water (2008) (16)
Water: Nature and Culture (2015) (15)
Life Down Under: Water and Identity in an Aboriginal Cultural Landscape. GARP7 (2002) (15)
Fluid Forms: owning water in Australia (2011) (15)
Sustaining tourism in Far North Queensland. (1996) (15)
Wellsprings of Belonging: Water and Community Regeneration in (2008) (14)
Competing perceptions of landscape in Kowanyama, North Queensland (1999) (13)
The Rights of the River: Water, Culture and Ecological Justice (2019) (12)
Familiar forms : Homologues, culture and gender in Northern Australia (1999) (12)
Lording It over the Goddess: Water, Gender, and Human-Environmental Relations (2014) (12)
Substantial Connections: Water and Identity in an English Cultural Landscape (2006) (12)
Reflecting nature : water beings in history and imagination. (2015) (11)
Leading interdisciplinary research : transforming the academic landscape. Stimulus paper. (2014) (10)
The Gaia Complex: Ethical Challenges to an Anthropocentric ‘Common Future’ (2017) (9)
What Anthropologists Do (2009) (9)
Of Human Bondage: The Breaking In of Stockmen in Northern Australia (2001) (9)
Showing and Telling: Australian Land Rights and Material Moralities (2000) (9)
Governing Water (2020) (8)
Turning Water into Wine, Beef and Vegetables: Material Transformations along the Brisbane River (2006) (8)
Introduction to Special Issue: “Living Water” (2013) (7)
Special Module: Plenary Debate from the IUAES World Congress 2013: Evolving Humanity, Emerging Worlds, 5–10 August 2013 (2016) (7)
The Summoning of Dragons: Ancestral Serpents and Indigenous Water Rights in Australia and New Zealand (2010) (6)
Uncommon Ground: Landscape as Social Geography (2008) (6)
Uncommon Ground (2020) (6)
Contributaries. From confusion to confluence in the matter of water and agency (2014) (6)
Fluid Consistencies: meaning and materiality in human engagements with water (2012) (6)
Boigu: Our History and Culture. (1992) (6)
Cosmopolitan Natures: Paradigms and Politics in Australian Environmental Management (2008) (5)
On the Matter of Time (2015) (5)
Representing Water: visual anthropology and divergent trajectories in human environmental relations (2011) (5)
The strong arm of the law: Aboriginal Rangers, anthropology and archaeology (1998) (4)
2. Water Sports: A Tug of War over the River (2009) (2)
Re-imagining the River: New Environmental Ethics in Human Engagements with Water (2020) (2)
Diverting Water: Cultural Plurality and Public Water Features in an Urban Environment (2011) (2)
Envisioning a sustainable future for water (2020) (2)
Chapter 9. Elusive Forms: Materiality And Cultural Diversity In The Ownership Of Water (2011) (2)
From the Lighthouse: Interdisciplinary Reflections on Light (2018) (2)
Negotiating the River: Cultural Tributaries in Far North Queensland (2020) (2)
Taking the Waters: Cosmology, Gender and Material Culture in the Appropriation of Water Resources (2020) (2)
Returning to Nothing: The meaning of Lost Places by Peter Read (1997) (1)
Dichotomies: Yes We Need Them, But Not as Much as We Think (2016) (1)
North and Latin American Societies from a Continental Perspective (2012) (1)
Materialising the state (2020) (1)
Earthcare: Women and the environment: by C. Merchant Routledge, London, 1995, xxii + 280pp, figs, photos, index, £11.99, paperback (1997) (1)
Re-Imagined Communities (2018) (1)
Deep Blue: Blue, green and red: combining energies in defence of water (2008) (1)
Water (1866) (1)
Losing Water (2020) (1)
Gender and Pan-Species Democracy in the Anthropocene (2021) (1)
Water, Land and Territory (2012) (1)
Gardening the World (2022) (1)
Back to Nature (2020) (0)
Where water wells up from the earth: excavations at the findspot of the Late Bronze Age Broadward hoard, Shropshire (2015) (0)
Introduction (2020) (0)
Living on the Land: Aboriginal Culture, Economics and Land Use (2020) (0)
Conclusion (0)
Introduction (2020) (0)
Conclusion (2020) (0)
Introduction – Issues of Method (2012) (0)
Learning Values: Education in the Gulf Country (2020) (0)
The Body of The Lighthouse (2018) (0)
Wild Articulations: Environmentalism and Indigeneity in Northern Australia, by Timothy Neale (2018) (0)
Conclusion (2020) (0)
Secular Hydrolatry (2020) (0)
CA✩ FORUM ON THEORY IN ANTHROPOLOGY (2006) (0)
Introduction (0)
Anthropology and Development (2020) (0)
Watering the House and Garden (2020) (0)
Cultivating Water (2020) (0)
Lighthouses in Time and Space (2018) (0)
Thinking Water (2020) (0)
Conclusion (2020) (0)
Senses and Sensibilities (2020) (0)
Anthropology and the Arts (2021) (0)
Introduction (2020) (0)
How a Continent Created a Nation [Book Review] (2007) (0)
The Hydrodynamics of Order (2020) (0)
Voyages of Discovery: The Colonisation of the Peninsula (2020) (0)
Introduction (2020) (0)
Anthropology and Identity (2021) (0)
Water in Aboriginal Australia. (2009) (0)
Anthropology and Advocacy (2020) (0)
360° Of illumination (2018) (0)
Justice for All (2016) (0)
Anthropology and Governance (2020) (0)
A Future History of Water Andrea Ballestero (Durham: Duke University Press, 2019) (2020) (0)
The Stour Valley (2020) (0)
Anthropology, Business and Industry (2020) (0)
In Brief: History (1998) (0)
Mapping the Country: Representations of the Landscape (2020) (0)
Anthropology, Art and Identity (2020) (0)
A Present from the Past (2020) (0)
Water Rights (2018) (0)
Living off the Land: Taking Stock of the Cattle Industry (2020) (0)
Water Pressure (2020) (0)
Antipodean Worlds: Cosmology, Law and Environmental Values (2020) (0)
Anthropology and Aid (2020) (0)
Social Space and Social Place: Socio-Spatial Organisation on the Land (2020) (0)
In the Eye of the Beholder: Readings of the Country (2020) (0)
Citizenship and Indigenous Australians: Changing Conceptions and Possibilities. (Book Reviews: Legal Anthropology) (2002) (0)
People and nature: an introduction to human ecological relations – By Emilio F. Moran (2008) (0)
Holy Water (2020) (0)
Light as a Matter of Life and Death (2018) (0)
Reclaiming culture: indigenous people and self‐representation – By Joy Hendry (2007) (0)
Leadership in Principle: Uniting Nations to Recognize the Cultural Value of Water (2021) (0)
Epilogue: Anthropological conversations with Karl Wittfogel’s ghost (2019) (0)
Anthropology and Health (2020) (0)
Strangers from the Sea: The Invasion of the Peninsula (2020) (0)
Quantifying human behaviour (1995) (0)
Uncommon Ground : Cultural Landscapes and Environmental Values ( 1997 ) (2017) (0)
Attractive and Repulsive Light (2018) (0)
Human and Nonhuman Rights to Water (2021) (0)
Fluid Forms (2020) (0)
Donald Thomson and the Freedom of Exclusion (2007) (0)
Anthropology and the Environment (2020) (0)
How A Continent Created A Nation by Libby Robin (2007) (0)
On The Edge of The Dark (2018) (0)
Private Life (2020) (0)

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