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Brian Dill is a political sociologist and development scholar who studies social change, participation, and nature-society relations. He teaches courses on Africa, poverty, globalization, and social movements, and has published books and articles on Tanzania, Egypt, and the developmental state.
Brian Dill is an associate professor of sociology and center for African studies at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. His research interests include development, environmental sociology, ecological restoration, and collaborative governance.
Associate Professor. View CV. Research Interests. Development. Environmental Sociology. Ecological Restoration. Collaborative Governance. Sustainability. Research Description. The primary question that motivates my research is: How do people participate in the decisions that affect their lives?
Associate Professor. Research Interests. Development. Environmental Sociology. Ecological Restoration. Collaborative Governance. Sustainability. Research Description. The primary question that motivates my research is: How do people participate in the decisions that affect their lives?
Education. 2007 Ph.D., Sociology. University of Minnesota. 1994 M.A., English and American Literature. San Francisco State University. 1990 B.A., English and American Literature. University of Washington. Publications. Books. 2013 Dill, Brian. Fixing the African State: Recognition, Politics, and Community-Based Development in Tanzania.
Brian Dill. Department of Sociology University of Illinois 702 S. Wright Street. +1.217.244.2279. +1.217.649.6275. dill@illinois.edu. 3120 Lincoln Hall, MC-454. https://bit.ly/307JYJN. Urbana, IL 61801. Academic Appointments. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Education. 2007 Ph.D., Sociology. University of Minnesota.
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