Echi Gabbert

Echi Gabbert

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Senior lecturer
Omo-Turkana Research Network

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Echi (Christina) Gabbert is a social anthropologist with extensive fieldwork experience in southern Ethopia. Her research foci reach from interethnic relations, agro-pastoral forms of subsistence and ecology, peace and conflict studies, material culture, oral history and music, to global markets and investment in Eastern Africa. Echi coordinates the 'Lands of the Future' research network that connects scholars and practitioners who address land use changes on agro-pastoral territories to foster deep thinking about pastoralism as a livelihood for the future.

 

https://www.uni-goettingen.de/en/557238.html

Lands of the Future: https://www.eth.mpg.de/lof 

 

 

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