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James Holland Jones
Professor of Environmental Social Sciences and, by courtesy, of Earth System Science
Current Research and Scholarly InterestsI am a biological anthropologist with primary research interests in evolutionary demography and life history theory. In addition these fundamental interests in the evolution of human life histories, I work at the intersection of disease ecology, the analysis of dynamical systems, and social network analysis. My work combines the formalisms of population biology, statistics, and social network analysis to address fundamental problems in biodemography, epidemiology, and human decision-making in variable environments.
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Dominik Juling
Ph.D. Student in Environmental Social Sciences, admitted Autumn 2026
BioDominik Juling is a PhD student in Environmental Social Sciences (EBS). His research examines the intersection of climate change, peace, and conflict, focusing on how urban communities experience and respond to climate stress in ways that dominant security frameworks often fail to anticipate. He uses mixed-method approaches, combining multi-sited ethnography, remote sensing and GIS, and discourse analyses.
Before coming to Stanford, he earned master's degrees from Yale University and the London School of Economics and Political Science in environmental sciences and conflict studies.
He publishes across academic, policy, and public-facing formats in English and German, always exploring new fields, challenges, and questions.
