Roger Williams University
Department of Anthropology and Sociology
Salve Regina University
Department of Cultural, Environmental, and Global Studies
Ph.D. Binghamton University, Cultural Anthropology; program in Europeanization and European Integration; Binghamton NY; May 2015
MA New School for Social Research, Cultural Anthropology; New York NY; January 2003
BFA Rhode Island School of Design, Providence RI; June 1992
“New Greek Food ´Solidarities`(allileggíi): communalisms across ethno-national, class, rural, and urban divides vis-a-vis food in response to socio-economic and political crises”: Special Issue of Ethnologia Europeaea; Museum Tusculanum Press; forthcoming
“The Black Swans of Global Greek Countrysides: post-socialist immigrant farmers, small Greek farms, integration, and [under]development”: Ph.D. Dissertation; Anthropology Department; Binghamton University; May 6, 2015
Review of “From Pax Ottomanica to Pax Europaea: the growth and decline of a Greek village’s micro-Economy” by Dimitrios Konstadakopoulos: Journal of Modern Greek Studies; Johns Hopkins University Press; vol. 34. No. 2. October 2015
“The Black Swans of Global Greek Countrysides: post-socialist immigrant farmers, small Greek farms, integration, and [under]development”: Studia Sociologia; no. 2. 2014
“Non-Greek Farmers and Heritage in the Greek Countryside”: International Journal of Heritage and Sustainable Development; no. 3. 2012
“New Immigrants and Neo-Rural Values: the small farmers of global Greek countrysides”: Anthropological Journal of European Cultures; vol. 20. no. 1. 2011
“Agricultural Practices as Ethnographic Artifacts in the Study of the Greek-Albanian Borderland”: Balkan Border Crossings: Annual of the Konitsa Summer School in Ethnography of the Balkans; March 2008
“Contemporary European Regionalisms and Social Ties: recent immigration, neo-rurality, and opportunities for ethnography in the Greek countryside”: Journal of Mediterranean Studies; University of Malta; vol. 17. no. 2. 2007
“Spiridon Loues, his Modern Foustanéla, and the Symbolic Power of Pallikariá at the 1896 Olympic Games in Athens”: Journal of Modern Greek Studies; Johns Hopkins University Press; vol. 23. May 2005
Environmental anthropology/ cultural ecology; multispecies relationships; agricultural sustainability; immigration and the environment; the anthropology of food