Robyn Eversole
Robyn Eversole is an anthropologist who has focused her career on the study of development issues and processes in communities and organizations in Australia and Latin America. Robyn Eversole has a MA and PhD from the McGill University, Montreal, Canada.
Her specific research interests are participatory and place-based development, development governance, cross-cultural development processes, local and community economic development and social enterprise, the role of universities in regional development, microenterprise development, microfinance, and migration.
She has also worked with many topics connected to poverty and development, including microfinance, regional industry development, social enterprise, and education.
Recent Publications:
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Knowledge Partnering for Community Development. London and New York: Routledge, 2015
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'Migrant remittances and household development: an anthropological analysis' in Development Studies Research: An Open Access Journal, 1(1): 1-15 (with M. Johnson), 2014
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'A regional Agricultural development strategy for North West Tasmania', Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation (with L. Bonney, M. Miles, M. Woods and A.Castles), 2014
- 'Constructing advantage in the Cradle Coast region, Tasmania: knowledge partnering as a regional development platform approach', in Regional Science Policy & Practice, (with T.McCall), 2014
