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Professor of Marine Affairs and Policy, Duke University

Lisa M. Campbell is the Rachel Carson Professor of Marine Affairs and Policy in the Nicholas School of Environment, Duke University. Dr. Campbell studies oceans governance at a variety of scales (international, national, and local) in relation to diverse issues (protected species, fisheries, MSP, MPAs, tourism, etc.) and is particularly interested in how science and non-state actors inform governance processes and outcomes. Dr. Campbell is more generally interested in research methodology, including qualitative methods, inter-disciplinary research, and ethics. She earned her PhD in Geography from Cambridge University (UK), her MA in Environmental Studies and Geography from the University of Toronto (Canada), and her BA&Sc from McMaster University (Canada). She is based at Duke’s Marine Laboratory in Beaufort, NC, where oceans and their governance can be experienced first hand.

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    Professor of Marine Affairs and Policy, Duke University