JEFFREY, Craig

Assistant Professor, Jackson School of International Studies

Assistant Professor, Department of Geography

 

 

Office: 408 A Smith

Box: 353550

Phone: (206) 543-5843

email:  cjj3@u.washington.edu


Education

Employment

September 2005 -

Assistant Professor, Jackson School of International Studies,
University of Washington, USA

September 2005 -

Assistant Professor, Department of Geography,
University of Washington, USA

2004 - 2005

Visiting Fellow, Institute of Economic Growth,
Delhi University, Delhi, India

2000 - 2002

Visiting Fellow, Institute of Economic Growth,
Delhi University, Delhi, India

1999-2005

Lecturer, Institute of Geography, School of GeoSciences,
University of Edinburgh

Publications

Books and Edited Journal Collections:
Submitted and Under Review

Books and Edited Journals Collections:
Published

Articles in Refereed Journals:
Submitted and Under Review

Articles in Refereed Journals:
Published

Articles in Books

Book Reviews

Interviews

Other Publications

Research Grants

Professional Meetings

Convened

Presentations

Invited Lectures and Presentations

Teaching

University of Washington

Geography 270

Topics include development theory, sustainable development, participatory development, post-development, agrarian change in North India, Genetically modified crops, the politics of development, critical development geographies

Fall Quarter 2005

In student evaluations, course as a whole ranked at 4.6 (with an adjusted median of 4.8), instructor s input

Advising

Graduate Students Committee: Jeff Masse (Geography 2005), Tapoja Chaudhry (Anthropology 2005-), Matt Bunt (South Asian Studies 2005-), Rowan Ellis (Geography 2005-), Gregory Simon (Geography 2005-) Phelps Feeley (Anthropology 2005-)

Graduate Student Chair: Annie Bartos (Geography 2005-)
Rachel Heilman (South Asian Studies 2005-)

University of Edinburgh

Courses
Undergraduate

Geography 1

Topics: critical development theory; agrarian change in the global South; global environmental transformations; new geographies of food production; spaces of consumption.

Autumn Term 1999
Autumn Term 2002
Autumn Term 2003

Individual ranking for my instructor s input unavailable, but consistently received exceptionally good informal feedback and peer evaluations.

South Asia

Topics: the political economy of India; caste, class and power; agrarian change and the environment; geographies of education and employment.

Spring Term 2000
Spring Term 2003

Ranked at 3.7 and 3.8 on a scale of 1 to 4 in student evaluations

Philosophy of Geography

Topics: post-development theory, capabilities approaches, development ethics.

Spring Term 2000
Spring Term 2003

South Asian Studies

Topics: caste, class and power in north India.

Spring Term 2000
Spring Term 2003

Graduate

Frontiers 1

Topics: Research design and methodologies in Geography.

Autumn Term 2002
Autumn Term 2003

Frontiers 2

Topics: Nature/culture debates in human geography, including actor-network theory, political ecology and global environmental change.

Spring Term 2003

Advising
Graduate Students

2005 Alexis Peters M. Sc. by Research First supervisor
Title: Young women's social relationships in north Indian universities

2000 Anna Lake, M.Sc. by Research. Second supervisor
Title: Environmental regulation in Brazil: the case of protected areas

Undergraduate

Supervised eighteen extended undergraduate dissertations (1999-2000, 2002-2003, 2003-2004)

Professional Activities and Service

Extramural

Associate Managing Editor of Journal of Peace and Democracy in South Asia. 2003-2004.

External examiner for Kuheli Mookeree s Ph.D. thesis:  Re-placing home: Displacement and Resettlement in India s Narmada Valley Dam Project , Department of Geography, University College London, 2003

Review work for the Economic and Social Research Council, 2003

Contributed to  Global Youth programme proposal for the Economic and Social Research Council, 2003.

Review work for Annals of the Association of American Geographers (2005, 2006), Contemporary South Asia (2005), Economic Geography (2004), Gender Place and Culture (2004, 2005), Geoforum (2000, 2005), Journal of Peace and Democracy in South Asia (2003), Journal of Urban and Regional Research (2000), Political Geography (2003, 2004), World Development (2005)

Member of the Royal Geographical Society with the Institute of British Geographers: Developing Areas Research Group and Political Geography Research Group.

Member of the Association of American Geographers.

University of Washington

2005-2006 Awards coordinator for the Department of Geography

2005-6 Member of the Fellowships Committee, South Asia Center, Jackson School of International Studies

2005-6 Member of the MA Curriculum Committee, South Asia Center , Jackson School of International Studies

2005-6 Member of the Fieldwork Committee, South Asia Center, Jackson School of International Studies

2005 Reviewer for the Royalty Research Fund Faculty Grant

University of Edinburgh

2003-4 Member of University of Edinburgh Expeditions Committee

2003-4 Member of Geography Curriculum Review Committee

2003-4 Director of Studies for 64 students

2003-4 Founder and Chair of Early Career Geographers Group

2003 Member of interview panel for three research studentships in Geography

2003 Internal Examiner for M.Sc. by Research thesis, Innes Keighren  A Scot of the Antarctic: the reception and commemoration of William Speirs Bruce , Institute of Geography, University of Edinburgh

2003 Internal Examiner for M.Sc. by Research thesis, Sophie Carver  Powerful Tool or Puppet of the Powerful? The Politics of GIS in Development Policy: the Case of Tsetse Eradication , Institute of Geography, University of Edinburgh

2003 Member of interview panel for two posts in Geography

2002-4 Convenor of Frontiers in Geography course

2002-3 Director of Studies for 76 students

1999-2004 Member of the Centre for South Asian Studies, University of Edinburgh

1999-2000 Staff representative on the Postgraduate Affairs Committee

1999-2000 Department of Geography Student Liaison Officer

1998-1999 with Bela Bhatia, Chair of Cambridge South Asia Network

Academic Awards and Distinctions