Reem Hajjar
Assistant Professor · College of Agriculture and Life Sciences · Cornell University
Quick answer: Reem Hajjar is Assistant Professor at Cornell University. Reem Hajjar shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-11.
⭐ I am recruiting PhD students interested in social-ecological systems, forest governance, and environmental justice. Prospective students should contact me with a CV and statement of research interests.
Research interests
Social-ecological systems, forest governance, community-based natural resource management, political ecology, environmental justice, sustainable livelihoods, tenure and property rights, participatory research methods
Selected publications (since 2023)
Hajjar, R., S. Newton, P. O. Waeber, and J. L. U. Chamberlain. 2023. The role of tenure security in shaping livelihood and environmental outcomes in community forestry: A systematic review. World Development 167: 106051.
Hajjar, R., C. M. Ryan, A. J. M. Howe, and S. Gergel. 2023. Social-ecological feedbacks in forest commons: Evidence from community forestry in British Columbia. Ecology and Society 28(2): 12.
Hajjar, R., J. A. Oldekop, R. A. Kozak, and G. C. van Kooten. 2023. Assessing the equity of forest carbon interventions: A framework and case study from Indonesia. Environmental Research Letters 18: 045002.
Frequently asked questions
Is Reem Hajjar hiring PhD students at Cornell University?
Yes. As of 2026-09-11, Reem Hajjar's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: I am recruiting PhD students interested in social-ecological systems, forest governance, and environmental justice. Prospective students should contact me with a CV and statement of research interests.
What does Reem Hajjar research?
Social-ecological systems, forest governance, community-based natural resource management, political ecology, environmental justice, sustainable livelihoods, tenure and property rights, participatory research methods
Data last updated: 2026-09-11 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.
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