DrMichele Lobo
Honorary Fellow
Faculty of Arts and Education/School of Humanities and Social Sciences
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- Honorary FellowFaculty of Arts and Education/School of Humanities and Social Sciences
TEACHING EXPERTISE
Social and Cultural Geography
Urban Geography and Planning
Geography and the Anthropocene
Energy Politics, Activism and Climate Justice
Geopolitics of Fear, Islam and Carceral Geographies
Geographies of Encounter and alter-racism
Geographies of displacement and dispossession
Geographies of Education
Geographies of difference and cultural politics
Geography, Technology and the Digital Turn
Methods in Human Geography
Previously held lecturing positions at the School of Geography and
Environmental Science, Monash University, Faculty of Architecture, Building
and Planning, the University of Melbourne and School of Geography, Loreto
College, Calcutta University, India (1984-2000)
Expertise Summary
I am a social and cultural geographer. My research focuses on climate change,
affect, encounter and more-than-human belongings in the Anthropocene. I draw
on southern, Indigenous and Black traditions of thought.
- Aboriginal and Indigenous issues
- Australia
- Culture
- Environmental sustainability
- Islam
- Local government
- Migration
- Multiculturalism
- Refugees
- Religion
- Sustainability
- Urban/suburban planning and development
Urban Geography and Planning
Geography and the Anthropocene
Energy Politics, Activism and Climate Justice
Geopolitics of Fear, Islam and Carceral Geographies
Geographies of Encounter and alter-racism
Geographies of displacement and dispossession
Geographies of Education
Geographies of difference and cultural politics
Geography, Technology and the Digital Turn
Methods in Human Geography
Previously held lecturing positions at the School of Geography and
Environmental Science, Monash University, Faculty of Architecture, Building
and Planning, the University of Melbourne and School of Geography, Loreto
College, Calcutta University, India (1984-2000)
Expertise Summary
I am a social and cultural geographer. My research focuses on climate change,
affect, encounter and more-than-human belongings in the Anthropocene. I draw
on southern, Indigenous and Black traditions of thought.
- Aboriginal and Indigenous issues
- Australia
- Culture
- Environmental sustainability
- Islam
- Local government
- Migration
- Multiculturalism
- Refugees
- Religion
- Sustainability
- Urban/suburban planning and development
TEACHING ACTIVITIES
- UNIT TAUGHTAIG 103: People and Place: Introduction to Human Geography
- UNIT TAUGHTAIG 211: Geographies of Heritage and Tourism
- UNIT TAUGHTAIG 300: Australian Urban Geography (National and International Perspectives)
- COMPLETED DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONActivisms, Atmospheres and the Affective Life of Broome, Western Australia
- COMPLETED DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONAyurveda, Epigenetics, and Preconception: "Presented in a Different Way"