ADAM JADHAV

As a Fulbright-Nehru scholar, I research global environmental politics with a focus on so-called peasant fishers and marine conservation in India.

I'm also a dive geek who is semi-militant about bike riding and tree planting.

I have a master's degree at American University. Previously, I worked as a political and international journalist. I've also spent time living abroad, writing, teaching, volunteering, bumming, diving and such.

This blog is a journal of professional observations, bits of work, personal anecdotes, random missives, photos, slice-of-life moments, kitchen experiments and tales of travel.

Note: Thoughts, ideas, opinions, etc. are my own. Nothing posted here represents an official position from the Institute of International Education, the U.S.-India Educational Foundation, or the Fulbright Program.

• Email: ajadhav@gmail.com
• Twitter: ajadhav
• U.S. voicemail/text: +1 (623) aja-dhav (+1-623-252-3428)
• Skype: AdamJadhav
• Facebook: ajadhav

• NYT | Nat Geo | Caravan | HT | Tehelka | Economic and Political Weekly

• Green | Global Poverty Project | Fixes | Grist | Treehugger | Down to Earth

• A Brief History of Neoliberalism by David Harvey
• Village Republics: Economic Conditions for Collective Action in South India by Robert Wade
• Whiskey: A Global History by Kevin Kosar
• Churning the Earth: The Making of Global India by Aseem Shrivastava and Ashish Kothari