Thais Tartalha Do Nascimento Lombardi

Ajunct Professor at Territorial Planning Graduation Program at UFABC. PhD in Demography from Campinas University (Unicamp) with a period as Visiting Research Student at the London Schoo of Economics and Political Sciences (LSE). Also have a Master in Social Anthropology and Graduate in Social Science all at Campinas University (Unicamp). Since 2007 has been part of Rural Studies Center (Ceres) at Unicamp where also has collaborated as editor of the Ceres scientific journal, Ruris. Furthermore since 2003 has collaborated with research at the Population Studies Center (Nepo) at Unicamp, there has done research with a introduction to science scholarship studying water resources management, also acting as fieldwork interviewer, fieldwork coordinator, and working on dataset input and organization for the project "Amazonian Deforestation and the Structure of the Households", during all this time has been part of the population and environment research group of the Nepo. She has been studying the Brazilian Amazon since 2005 and has accumulate experience in the field of Anthropology and Demography. Recently interest topics are: Anthropological Demography; ethnicity and Public Policies; landscape and ethnography; family livelihoods; rural-urban relations; population and environment; urbanization of the Amazon; Population dynamics, and Population change. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)