I have been teaching at UC Berkeley since 2002. ERG offers only graduate degrees (Masters and PhDs), so my classes are all taught at the graduate-student level.
Epistemology, Sampling, Surveys, Interviewing, Content Analysis, Participant Observation, Comparative Method, Case Study Method, Ethics.
The Politics, Economics and Policy of Water and: health, sustainable development, participatory development, gender, financing, privatization, transboundary cooperation.
This class has two parts: (i) developing and preparing a research proposal and (ii) reading and discussing a selection of ``Environmental Classics``.
Theory and case studies of community-based and participatory development approaches in the developing world
This seminar class reviewed the current literature and debates on Information and Communication Technologies for (or and) Development (ICTD). This was an interdisciplinary and practice-oriented course that drew on insights from institutional economics, sociology, engineering, computer science, and public health.
From Rachel Carson to Michael Pollan: non-academic books and papers that have framed our thoughts on nature, culture and resources.