Emily McKee

Title

Lecturer in the Department of Anthropology

Anthropology

Expertise

Environmental anthropology and political ecology, phenomenology, the drawing and policing of group boundaries, social movements, nationalism; Middle East. New research focus on water conservation and justice activism in the Israeli-Palestinian-Jordanian border region

Degrees

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ph.D.

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, M.A.

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Contact

Email:	ekmckee@brandeis.edu
Phone:	781-736-5921
Office:	Mandel Center for the Humanities, 319

Courses Taught

ANTH	118b	Peoples and Societies of Israel and the Middle East
ANTH	120b	Environmental Anthropology of the Middle East: Israel, Oman, and Beyond

Scholarship

McKee, Emily. "Traveling Between Reluctant Neighbors: Researching with Jews and Bedouin Arabs in the Northern Negev." Ethnographic Encounters in Israel. Ed. Markowitz, Fran. Bloomington: University of Indiana, 2012 (forthcoming)

McKee, Emily. Socializing Landscapes, Naturalizing Conflict: Environmental Discourses and Land Conflict in the Negev Region of Israel. Diss. University of Michigan, ProQuest, 2011.

Faculty Guide

Emily McKee

McKee, Emily. "Traveling Between Reluctant Neighbors: Researching with Jews and Bedouin Arabs in the Northern Negev." Ethnographic Encounters in Israel. Ed. Markowitz, Fran. Bloomington: University of Indiana, 2012 (forthcoming)

McKee, Emily. Socializing Landscapes, Naturalizing Conflict: Environmental Discourses and Land Conflict in the Negev Region of Israel. Diss. University of Michigan, ProQuest, 2011.

McKee, Emily. "Of Camels and "Ca-mail": Engaging Complex Representations of Bedouins in Activism." Collaborative Anthropologies 3. (2010): 81-92.