This Week's Stories: Chancellor’s Budget Report Is Upbeat Focus on Indonesia Berkeley’s Newest Rare Collection Documents America’s Right Wing Frank Shu Named University Professor A Stain on the Internship Experience Log Cabin Secrets in the Heart of Campus Help for Humanities PhDs in Managing Their Careers Carolyn Bertozzi Wins Prytanean Faculty Award Please Have a Seat ... at Your Own Risk Nutrition Study Finds Surprising Results on Eating Habits of African American Mothers Step Up to the Mike and Express Yourself Avian Assemblage Nearly 100 Respond to Berkeleyan Survey Human Rights Law Clinic Aids Haitian Cane Workers Order of the Golden Bear Lives On   Regular Features Awards Campus Memos News Briefs		Focus on Indonesia posted October 14, 1998 During her 22 years researching the forests and peoples of Indonesia, environmental sociologist Nancy Peluso often photographed her subjects and their world. An exhibit of her pictures documenting changes in rural Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo) is on display at Ramona's Cafe on the main floor of Wurster Hall until Oct. 30. Peluso is an associate professor in the Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Management. She earned her doctorate at Cornell in 1988, and taught at Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies before joining Berkeley's faculty in 1996.    [ Back to top ] .

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