Mark Axelrod
Professor, James Madison College and Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Michigan State University
Chapter Leader: Michigan SSN
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About Mark
Axelrod’s areas of research include environmental and natural resource law and politics, environmental justice, international political economy, particularly trade and development. His environmental scholarship also has a regional focus in India and South Asia.
Contributions
Balancing Sustainable Development and Trade Liberalization
Key Findings Brief,
In the News
Guest on United Planet Faith & Science Initiative, July 14, 2014.
Publications
"A Gendered Analysis of Fisherfolk's Livelihood Adaptation and Coping Responses in the Face of a Seasonal Fishing Ban in Tamil Nadu & Puducherry, India" (with ). World Development (2017).
Examines how fisheries policy impacts people differently, depending on different configurations of gender, occupation, wealth, and power. Finds that women are more likely to adapt reactively (e.g., insufficient nutrition) when they also face low levels of wealth and/or social networks.