Decolonizing Climate Adaptation: Indigenous Land-Based Perspectives in Bangladesh
暫譯: 去殖民化氣候適應：孟加拉國的原住民土地觀點

Ranjan Datta, PhD, is the Canada Research Chair in Community Disaster Research in the Department of Humanities at Mount Royal University, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. He serves as a Senior Scientist for both the International Science Council (ISC) and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), and is a Senior Research Fellow with the Earth System Governance Research Network at Utrecht University, Netherlands. Ranjan's research interests include community-led disaster research, advancing anti-racist and decolonial methodologies, critical climate crisis resilience studies, and cross-cultural community-engaged research. He is committed to assuming responsibilities in anti-racist scholarship and decolonial practices within disaster and climate studies. He has made significant contributions to academic discourse, authoring over 95 peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters. His literary contributions also include the authorship of four books and the editing of five scholarly volumes. Additionally, he has led a special issue in an academic journal focused on decolonial research, traditional story-sharing, Indigenist community-based participatory action research, and the complexities of Indigenous land, water, and sustainability.

Ranjan Datta 博士是加拿大阿爾伯塔省卡爾加里市皇家山大學人文學系的社區災害研究加拿大研究主席。他同時擔任國際科學理事會（ISC）和聯合國環境規劃署（UNEP）的高級科學家，並且是荷蘭烏特勒支大學地球系統治理研究網絡的高級研究員。Ranjan 的研究興趣包括社區主導的災害研究、推進反種族主義和去殖民化的方法論、關鍵氣候危機韌性研究以及跨文化社區參與研究。他致力於在災害和氣候研究中承擔反種族主義學術和去殖民化實踐的責任。他在學術論述方面做出了重要貢獻，發表了超過 95 篇經過同行評審的期刊文章和書籍章節。他的文學貢獻還包括四本書的著作和五本學術卷的編輯。此外，他還主導了一個專題期刊，專注於去殖民化研究、傳統故事分享、原住民社區參與行動研究以及原住民土地、水資源和可持續性的複雜性。