Ashley Carse

About the Author

Ashley Carse is an anthropologist and environmental historian whose work explores the intricate intersections of infrastructure, ecology, and politics in shaping human landscapes. With a focus on large-scale engineering projects and their far-reaching consequences, Carse delves into how such endeavors influence societies, environments, and global power dynamics. Her research, grounded in extensive fieldwork and interdisciplinary analysis, illuminates the hidden costs and unintended outcomes of modernization efforts. Drawing from her expertise in Latin American studies, she offers nuanced perspectives on sustainability and resource management in an era of rapid change. Carse's scholarship bridges academic inquiry with broader implications for policy and conservation, making complex topics accessible and urgent for contemporary audiences.