Daniel Tubb

Daniel Tubb is Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton. Trained at Carleton University in the late 2000s as an anthropologist, he has written a book on gold, and academic articles on Colombia, on writing, on small-scale and artisanal mining, and on violence and citizenship.

He teaches widely at the University of New Brunswick in the Department of Anthropology, and considers himself a sociocultural and environmental anthropologist. But, he describes himself as an ethnographer and as a political economist working on Colombia and New Brunswick. He is working on a book on ethnographic writing, and on new research on oil palm plantations in Colombia, on the buzz impacts of resource extraction, on rural issues, and on smart-climate forestry.