Eduardo Romero Dianderas on Rainforests, Infrastructure, and Calculation

Field notes

The portfolio organizes an academic record around research on how tropical rainforest governance is transformed by climate change, biodiversity loss, and technical measurement. Its central book project, Calculating Amazonia, is described as drawing on 24 months of ethnographic and archival fieldwork and 15 years of research experience in Peru’s Amazonian rainforests. The site also links this work to publications in venues including American Ethnologist, Tapuya, and Cultural Anthropology, while dated posts document lectures and workshops.