I draw from a multidisciplinary formal education in communications, psychology, and sociology (double-major bachelor’s degree) as well as humanities and (socio)environmental science (master’s degree). With these educational tools, I have spent the past fifteen years as a practicing sociologist exploring our human condition. This has involved living in various world regions (i.e., the USA, Bosnia, Italy, Taiwan, and Thailand) and engaging people of many cultures, classes, and religions. I have been diligently inquiring into organizations, societal groups, social life, how people interact within various environmental contexts, the causes and consequences of human behavior, and social change patterns, particularly regarding the longitudinal impacts of capitalism-linked development.

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