Thiri May Aye

Assistant Professor

University of Tokyo
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Thiri May Aye is an Assistant Professor at the University of Tokyo, Japan. Her research focuses on the global impacts of extractivism, human-nature bonds, and the implications of industrial development on Indigenous Peoples. Recent publications include studies on climate narratives in Japan's energy transition and the social movements contributing to carbon budget compliance.

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