Michael Eilenberg
Also known as: Associate Professor
Aarhus University, Aarhus Universitet
0000-0003-0051-7424
About
My primary research interests’ center on issues of state formation, citizenship, agrarian expansion and climate politics in frontier settings. In particular I investigate state-society dynamics in borderland regions of Southeast Asia, Africa and Europe. Within this research frame, I have been dealing with different transnational processes such as illicit cross-border trade, labour migration, land grabs, biosecurity and other kinds of cross-border movements and issues. My studies are based on extended fieldwork in both Indonesia, Malaysia, Tanzania and Denmark and archival studies in British and Dutch archives. Additional experience includes international research networking, organization of workshops, internships within international development NGOs and public education and supervision at institutions of higher learning in Denmark, Indonesia, Malaysia and Tanzania.
Employment
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Aarhus University VIP, Associate Professor2011 - Present
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Aarhus Universitet Associate Professor
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Publications (57)
- Introduction Save
- Jagt – et klassisk tema i nye problemstillinger Save
- INTRODUCTION: Where Fencing and Biosecurity Interlock: The Politics of Managing and Anticipating Risk Save
- Fencing, Biosecurity and Wild Boar Politics in the Danish-German Borderland Save
- Anticipatory Vectors: The Politics and Poetics of NonDomesticated Pigs in Denmark and Texas Save
- Where Fencing and Biosecurity Interlock: The Politics of Managing and Anticipating Risk Save
- Anticipatory Vectors: The Politics and Poetics of Non-Domesticated Pigs in Denmark and Texas Save
- Fences and Biosecurity Save
- Fenced In Save
- Settler Colonial Beasts: Feral Pigs and Frontier Assemblages in Texas Save