Douglas C. Wilson

Position Senior Researcher
Address

Institute for Fisheries Management and Coastal Community Development
P.O.Box 104, 9850 Hirtshals, Denmark
Phone: +45 98942855     Fax: +45 98944268      e-mail:  dw@ifm.dk  

Sex Male
Nationality USA
Education 1996 Ph.D., Michigan State University in Sociology

1989 M.Sc., Cornell University in Development Sociology

1987 B.Sc., Cornell University in Rural Sociology
Employment and experience record 1999-date Senior Researcher, IFM and Editor-in-Chief of the Common Property Resource Digest.

1999 Research Associate, Department of Human Ecology, Rutgers University.

1996-1998 Post-Doctoral Associate, Ecopolicy Center, Rutgers University

1989-1995 Research and teaching, Michigan State University

1986-1989 Research and teaching, Cornell University

1975-1985 Section Coordinator, Kenya Human Development Replication Programme, Institute of Cultural Affairs
Research interests Natural resource management, especially the tensions between science and stakeholder participation, economic sociology and development sociology.
Consultancy experience Social impact assessment (United States), fisheries and environmental policy analysis (Europe) participatory development project evaluation (Africa), socio-economic data collection systems for fisheries management (United States), action research and group planning facilitation (United States, Brazil, and Africa).
Country experience Brazil, Denmark, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Laos, Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania, Viet Nam, USA, Zambia
Selected publications Wilson, D.C., M. Medard, C.K. Harris, and D.S. Wiley 1999 "The Implications for Participatory Fisheries Management of Intensified Commercialization on Lake Victoria" Rural Sociology 64(4):554-572

Wilson, D.C. and B. J. McCay 1998 "How the Participants Talk About Participation in Mid-Atlantic Fisheries Management" Ocean and Coastal Management 41:41-61

Wilson, D.C. 1998 "Markets, Networks, and Risk: an Analysis of Labor Remuneration in the Lake Victoria Fishing Industry" Sociological Forum 13(3): 425-456
 

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