Vladimir Díaz-Cuéllar
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About Vladimir Díaz-Cuéllar
Vladimir Díaz-Cuéllar is a PhD Candidate and Contract Instructor in the Geography and Environmental Studies department at Carleton University in Ottawa. His doctoral research analyzes the recent process of expansion and generalization of capitalism in Bolivia and the impact of industrial activities on greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, and eutrophication. He teaches “GEOG 2500/ENST 2500: Climate Change. Social Science Perspectives” at Carleton.
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