Walters Nsoh – Network — University of Birmingham

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Accepting PhD Students

PhD projects

Dr Nsoh is happy to supervise within the following broad areas:

Innovative approaches such as conservation covenants, payment for ecosystem services and biodiversity offsets in conservation
Biodiversity and nature conservation law
Property (land) rights, land use, land tenure and livelihoods
Forest ownership and sustainability
Regulation of natural resources
Ecosystem services
Indigenous rights

Research activity per year

The University of Birmingham

Organisational unit: University

21 shared research output

Arts and Law

The University of Birmingham

Organisational unit: College

21 shared research output

University of Dundee

External organisation: University or other Higher Education Institute

7 shared research output

University of Strathclyde

External organisation: University or other Higher Education Institute

2 shared research output

Finnish Environment Institute

External organisation: Unknown

1 shared research output

University of Lincoln

External organisation: University or other Higher Education Institute

1 shared research output

Bahçeşehir University

External organisation: Unknown

1 shared research output

Hamad bin Khalifa University

External organisation: University or other Higher Education Institute

1 shared research output

Stockholm Environment Institute

External organisation: Unknown

1 shared research output

Open University of Sri Lanka

External organisation: Unknown

1 shared research output

University of the West Indies

External organisation: University or other Higher Education Institute

1 shared research output

Macquarie University

External organisation: University or other Higher Education Institute

1 shared research output

University of Helsinki

External organisation: University or other Higher Education Institute

1 shared research output

University of Pretoria

External organisation: University or other Higher Education Institute

1 shared research output