Teitelbaum Sara
Professor
Department of Sociology
University of Montreal
Canada
Biography
Teitelbaum Sara is an Assistant Professor Director of Environment and Sustainable Development Programs at the Université de Montréal Contact : T elephone 514-343-6111 # 49083 Pav. PAV.M.CARON-L.GROULX-3200 JB \ bur. C-5110 at University of Montreal, Department of Sociology, Canada.
Research Interest
Teitelbaum Sara's research interests are in the participatory dimensions of natural resource management, with a particular focus on northern regions. Through the comparative study of the Boreal Forest Management Framework in a variety of settings, I became interested in the evolution of governance, including decentralization, public participation, and the reconciliation of diverse knowledge systems. Through my research projects, I work with aboriginal and non-aboriginal communities in Canada and Scandinavia. I also collaborate on comparative research that examines transformations in rural economies by questioning the relationships between rural communities and the natural environment. I work mainly with qualitative methods.
Publications
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Teitelbaum, Sara. 2015. Respecting the Rights of Aboriginal Peoples in the Field of Forest Management in Québec: What Evolution (1960-2014)? Sociographic research , 56 (2-3): 299-323.
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Teitelbaum, S. 2014. Criteria and indicators for the assessment of community assessment: A comparative analysis from Canada. Journal of Environmental Management. 132: 257-67
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Teitelbaum S. (editor). 2016. Community forestry in Canada: Lessons from policy and practice. UBC Press, Vancouver, BC
