Poster Anthropology Middle Eastern Studies Politics Social Sciences
Social Sciences, Research, Durham University

Poster - Water Security in Southeast Iraq

The Role of Iran in Environmental Degradation and Subsequent Socio-Economic Consequences on the Marsh Arabs of Southeast Iraq
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Daniel Caves-San José
Durham University - Studying International Relations, History and Theology. Student Librarian and Decolonisation Intern, Durham University
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Here is my poster, developed as a result of my research paper (also published on the Laidlaw Scholars Network), which has been selected to be presented at the Laidlaw Conference October 2023 in Trinity College Dublin!

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Daniel Caves-San José (He/Him)
Durham University - Studying International Relations, History and Theology. Student Librarian and Decolonisation Intern, Durham University

Hi, I'm Daniel Caves-San José! I'm originally from Spain but I've lived in the UK most of my life, now studying Combined Honours in Social Sciences (International Relations, History, and Theology) at Durham University.

My passion is interlinking different disciplines together around explorations of the Middle East and North Africa, such as securitisation, virtual diplomacy, and the anthropology of Islam, which I hope to continue to develop further as I learn Arabic.

My research project (and poster) were on water security in southeast Iraq, and the role of diplomatic relations with Iran, as well as the domestic political contexts of the two countries in causing environmental degradation, followed by an exploration of the socio-economic impacts this has on the traditionally isolated Marsh Arab population in the region.

I'd really appreciate connecting on LinkedIn and sharing our experiences and ideas with one-another.

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