Chaya Vaddhanaphuti
Dr.
Department of Geography
Faculty of Social Sciences
Chiang Mai University
chaya.v@cmu.ac.th
0 5394 3505
Degrees
- B.Sc. (Geography) Leeds University, 2007
- M.Sc. (Climate Change) University of East Anglia, 2008
- Ph.D. (Human Geography) King's College London, 2017
Teaching
Master Degree
- Geographic Thoughts
- Political Ecology
Bachelor Degree
- Introduction to Human Geography
- Geographic Thoughts
- Climate Change: Science, Society, Policy
- Human Ecology
- Environmental Conservation
Reseach Interests
- cultural and historical dimensions of weather
- science and technology studies (STS) of climate change and air pollution
- anthropocene, multispecies studies and posthuman geographies
Academic / Research Projects / Collaborative
- Vaddhanaphuti, C., Pardthaisong, L., Huyakorn, P., Sin-ampol, P., Jantima, N., Saguansaksanti, S. and V. Kai-ngam. (2018). A Research Report: “Youth-Led Research on Benefits of ‘Child-Centered’ Approach in Climate Change Adaptation in Thailand”, Report submitted to Plan International Thailand. 110 pages.
Academic Publications
2020
- [in Thai] Thana, A. and Vaddhanaphuti, C. 2020. Spatial dimension and consumption of sign of vintage and second-hand clothes in Chiang Mai City. Journal of Social Sciences Srinakharinwirot University. 23(2): 357-374.
- [in Thai] Jaksuwan, P. and Vaddhanaphuti, C. 2020. Line of life between macaques and the macaque caretakers: towards posthuman spaces of dwelling and becoming. Journal of Social Sciences Chiang Mai University. 32(2): 11-36.
- Vaddhanaphuti, C. (2020) Governing Climate Knowledges: what can Thailand Climate Change Master Plan and climate project managers learn from lay Northern villagers. In Kuei-tien Chou, Koichi Hasegawa, Dowan Ku and Shu-fen Kao (eds.) Climate Change Governance in Asia. Routledge. pp. 108-131.
2019
Conference Proceedings
- Vaddhanaphuti, C. (2019). Re-defining, Re-imagining and Re-particularising Thailand's Climate Knowledge(s): the case of climate actors and their knowledge infrastructures. Political Ecology in Asia 2019: Plural Knowledge and Contested Development in a More-Than-Human World”. 10th–11th October, 2019 at Faculty of Political Science, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand. pp. 59-60.