Participants
Joelle Smadja
email : jsmadja@vjf.cnrs.fr

After conducting research in Nepal for many years (in geomorphology as well as on land use, resource management, the population's perception and representation of the environment, the consequences of environment protection policies for farmers and herders, territorial restructurings, etc.), since 2006 she has been carrying out similar research in North-East India . This research covers both the Himalayan part in Arunachal Pradesh and the Brahmaputra plain in Assam. Joëlle Smadja coordinates the geographical part of the Brahmaputra programme and is mainly interested in the mobility of the land and population in the small town of Bokakhat (Assam) .