Photo: Professor Contact info Email: atrauger@uga.edu Office: Geography-Geology Building, Room 138 Research Interests: food sovereignty, sustainable and alternative agriculture, human-environment interactions, gender and agriculture, Indigenous political struggle, food production, rural geography, multi-species life, South Asia, Caribbean Amy Trauger, Author CV: Amy Trauger CV February 2022.docx (57.33 KB) Education Education: Ph.D. (2005), Pennsylvania State University Geography and Women’s Studies M.S. (2001), Pennsylvania State University Geography B.A. (1998), University of Minnesota-Duluth Geography and Environmental Studies Of Note Of note: https://www.athenacollective.org/ Course Instruction Courses Regularly Taught: GEOG 8305 GEOG 4/6680 GEOG 4/6890 GEOG 8920 GEOG 2010H GEOG 3660 GEOG 1101 Research Selected Publications: Trauger, A. (2022) Geographies of Food and Power. Routledge. Trauger, A. and Fluri, J. (2019). Engendering Development: Inequality, Intersectionality and Global Capitalism. Routledge. Athena Co-Learning Collective. (2018) A femifesto for teaching and learning radical geography. Antipode. https://antipodefoundation.org/2018/11/27/a-femifesto-for-teaching-and-learning-radical-geography/ Desmarais, A. Claeys, P. and Trauger, A. (2017) (Eds) Making Policy for Food Sovereignty: Social Movements, Markets and the State. Earthscan/Routledge. Trauger, A. (2017) “We Want Land to Live”: Space, territory and the politics of food sovereignty, UGA Press, Geographies of Justice and Social Transformation Series: Athens, GA. Howerton, G. and Trauger, A. (2017) “Oh honey, don’t you know?” the social construction of food access in a food desert. ACME: An International Journal for Critical Geographies. Accepted for publication, 14(4):740-760. Trauger, A. (Ed). (2015). Food Sovereignty in International Context: Discourse, Politics and Practice in Place. Food, Society and Environment Series. Routledge/Earthscan: London Trauger, A. (2014). Toward a political geography of food sovereignty. Journal of Peasant Studies 40th Anniversary Issue: Volume 2: Food Sovereignty: Critical Perspectives. 41(6): 1131-1152** * Trauger, A. (2014) Is Bigger Better? Organic and Fair Trade Banana Production in the Dominican Republic. Annals of the Association of American Geographers. 104(5): 1082-1100* Kurtz, H., Trauger, A. and C. Passidomo. (2013) The contested terrain of biological citizenship in the seizure of raw milk in Athens, Georgia. Geoforum. 48: 136-144. Heynen, N., Kurtz, H. and A. Trauger (2012) Food justice, hunger and the city. Geography Compass. 6 (5): 304–311. ** * Trauger, A. (2009) Space, networks and agency: networked spatial relations in sustainable agriculture. Area 41(2): 117–128. * Trauger, A., Sachs, C., Barbercheck, M., Brasier, K., Kiernan, N.E., and J. Findeis (2008). Agricultural education: gender identity and knowledge exchange. Journal of Rural Studies 24 (4): 432–439. *
