
Dr. Aseel Takshe |
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Highest Degree | PhD, University of York (UK) |
Position | Associate Professor |
Titles | Head of Department - Public Health |
Faculty | Faculty of Communication, Arts and Sciences |
Department | Department of Public Health |
Telephone/Ext | +971(4)7096229 |
Location | HUB-15 |
Position Associate Professor
Email Aseel.takshe@cud.ac.ae
Telephone/Ext +971(4)7096229
Location HUB-15
Highest Degree PhD, University of York (UK)
Titles Head of Department - Public Health
Faculty Faculty of Communication, Arts and Sciences
Department Department of Public Health
Biography
Dr. Aseel Takshe holds a B.S. in Environmental Health from the American University of Beirut, an M.S. in Environmental Sciences from the American University of Beirut, and a Ph.D. in Environmental Economics and Management from the University of York, United Kingdom. Following the completion of her Ph.D. degree, Aseel held a Postdoctoral Research post at the University of Twente, The Netherlands. Her research investigated the effectiveness of environmental legislation and policy during times of conflict. Her primary research interest is the effect of conflict on the environment in the Middle East, Gulf, and North Africa. Environmental impacts and hardships that were imposed on the region during conflict endure long after conflicts end. Secondarily, Takshe is interested in the long-term health consequences of observed environmental changes. The environment, ecosystem, and atmosphere were victims, and humans suffer indirectly from those environmental consequences of wars. Moreover, Aseel has streamlined and led devising and executing process of QHSE programmes based on emerging comprehensive research/conditions to ensure occupational health/safety of employees and workplace in both private and public institutions.
Areas of specialization
Environmental Law & Legislations, Occupational Health & Safety
Selected publications
- Aseel A. Takshe, Zahra Hashi, Marwa Mohammed & Annisa Astari (2022) Eco-anxiety: A Q method analysis towards eco-anxiety attitudes in the United Arab Emirates, Journal of Social Work Practice, DOI: 10.1080/02650533.2022.2137120
- Rashid, N.S.A.; Chen, X.W.; Mohamad Marzuki, M.F.;Takshe, A.A.;, Okasha, A.; Maarof, F.; Yunus, R.M. Development and Usability Assessment of a Mobile App (Demensia KITA) to Support Dementia Caregivers in Malaysia: A Study Protocol. Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2022, 19, 11880.
- Takshe, A.A, Khatib R. E, Contu D, Shehaiber S. N, Alkaabi M. UAE University Students’ Dietary Practices and Lifestyles at times of COVID-19: A Cross Sectional Study. Curr Res Nutr Food Sci 2022; 10(2).
- Shaikha Alalawi, Sahar T. Issa, Takshe, A.A, Iffat ElBarazi, A Review of the Environmental Implications of the COVID-19 Pandemic in the United Arab Emirates, Environmental Challenges,2022
- Kamkar, F., Khawatmi, L., Arif, A., Hamed, H., Issa, S. T., Khatib, R. E., Takshe, Aseel A. & Karkain, R. M. (2022). Assessing climate change indicators in the United Arab Emirates. International Journal of Global Warming, 26(3), 247-268.
- Takshe, Aseel A.,, & Lovett, Jon C.; Stenner, Paul; Contu, Davide and Weber, Noelia (2022). Prioritising climate change actions post COVID-19 amongst university students; a Q methodology perspective in the United Arab Emirates. International Journal of Global Warming, 26(1) pp. 120–139.
- Lovett, J. C., Takshe, A. A., & Kamkar, F. (2021). Evaluation of Environmental Policy with Q Methodology. In Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Environmental Science. Oxford University Press.
- Takshe, A. A., Lyra, D. A., Alkhani, F., Mendoza, N., & Talli, M. (2021). An Initial Reading into the UAE’s Food Security Response During COVID-19. PalArch’s Journal of Archaeology of Egypt / Egyptology, 18(2), 336-352.
- Abaido, G. M., & Takshe, A. A. (2020). COVID-19: Virus or viral conspiracy theories. American Journal of Biomedical Science & Research, 8(2).
- Takshe A.A; Van der Molen, I.; and Lovett J.C. (2015).Can International Aid Contribute to Resilience? Perceptions of Aid Effectiveness Following the 2007 Nahr el Bared Crises. (Chapter 12). Book Contribution.
- Takshe A.A; Van der Molen, I.; and Lovett J.C. Examining the Lack of Legal Remedies for Environmental Damage in the 2006 Lebanon Israel War, Journal of Environmental Policy and Governance (2012), 2(1); p27-41.
- Takshe, A.A. The Silent Victim: War Crimes against the Environment. (2011). Kuwait: Al-Qabas Publishers. (Arabic).
- Takshe, A.A., et al., Dealing with pollution from conflict: Analysis of discourses around the 2006 Lebanon oil spill, Journal of Environmental Management (2010), 91(4); p887-896.
- Maritime Academic Conference & Expo 2015 in Dubai
Paper: Maritime Education & Training in the Arab World Challenges & Opportunities.
Dr. Aseel Takshe holds a B.S. in Environmental Health from the American University of Beirut, an M.S. in Environmental Sciences from the American University of Beirut, and a Ph.D. in Environmental Economics and Management from the University of York, United Kingdom. Following the completion of her Ph.D. degree, Aseel held a Postdoctoral Research post at the University of Twente, The Netherlands. Her research investigated the effectiveness of environmental legislation and policy during times of conflict. Her primary research interest is the effect of conflict on the environment in the Middle East, Gulf, and North Africa. Environmental impacts and hardships that were imposed on the region during conflict endure long after conflicts end. Secondarily, Takshe is interested in the long-term health consequences of observed environmental changes. The environment, ecosystem, and atmosphere were victims, and humans suffer indirectly from those environmental consequences of wars. Moreover, Aseel has streamlined and led devising and executing process of QHSE programmes based on emerging comprehensive research/conditions to ensure occupational health/safety of employees and workplace in both private and public institutions.
Areas of specialization
Environmental Law & Legislations, Occupational Health & Safety
Selected publications
- Aseel A. Takshe, Zahra Hashi, Marwa Mohammed & Annisa Astari (2022) Eco-anxiety: A Q method analysis towards eco-anxiety attitudes in the United Arab Emirates, Journal of Social Work Practice, DOI: 10.1080/02650533.2022.2137120
- Rashid, N.S.A.; Chen, X.W.; Mohamad Marzuki, M.F.;Takshe, A.A.;, Okasha, A.; Maarof, F.; Yunus, R.M. Development and Usability Assessment of a Mobile App (Demensia KITA) to Support Dementia Caregivers in Malaysia: A Study Protocol. Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2022, 19, 11880.
- Takshe, A.A, Khatib R. E, Contu D, Shehaiber S. N, Alkaabi M. UAE University Students’ Dietary Practices and Lifestyles at times of COVID-19: A Cross Sectional Study. Curr Res Nutr Food Sci 2022; 10(2).
- Shaikha Alalawi, Sahar T. Issa, Takshe, A.A, Iffat ElBarazi, A Review of the Environmental Implications of the COVID-19 Pandemic in the United Arab Emirates, Environmental Challenges,2022
- Kamkar, F., Khawatmi, L., Arif, A., Hamed, H., Issa, S. T., Khatib, R. E., Takshe, Aseel A. & Karkain, R. M. (2022). Assessing climate change indicators in the United Arab Emirates. International Journal of Global Warming, 26(3), 247-268.
- Takshe, Aseel A.,, & Lovett, Jon C.; Stenner, Paul; Contu, Davide and Weber, Noelia (2022). Prioritising climate change actions post COVID-19 amongst university students; a Q methodology perspective in the United Arab Emirates. International Journal of Global Warming, 26(1) pp. 120–139.
- Lovett, J. C., Takshe, A. A., & Kamkar, F. (2021). Evaluation of Environmental Policy with Q Methodology. In Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Environmental Science. Oxford University Press.
- Takshe, A. A., Lyra, D. A., Alkhani, F., Mendoza, N., & Talli, M. (2021). An Initial Reading into the UAE’s Food Security Response During COVID-19. PalArch’s Journal of Archaeology of Egypt / Egyptology, 18(2), 336-352.
- Abaido, G. M., & Takshe, A. A. (2020). COVID-19: Virus or viral conspiracy theories. American Journal of Biomedical Science & Research, 8(2).
- Takshe A.A; Van der Molen, I.; and Lovett J.C. (2015).Can International Aid Contribute to Resilience? Perceptions of Aid Effectiveness Following the 2007 Nahr el Bared Crises. (Chapter 12). Book Contribution.
- Takshe A.A; Van der Molen, I.; and Lovett J.C. Examining the Lack of Legal Remedies for Environmental Damage in the 2006 Lebanon Israel War, Journal of Environmental Policy and Governance (2012), 2(1); p27-41.
- Takshe, A.A. The Silent Victim: War Crimes against the Environment. (2011). Kuwait: Al-Qabas Publishers. (Arabic).
- Takshe, A.A., et al., Dealing with pollution from conflict: Analysis of discourses around the 2006 Lebanon oil spill, Journal of Environmental Management (2010), 91(4); p887-896.
- Maritime Academic Conference & Expo 2015 in Dubai
Paper: Maritime Education & Training in the Arab World Challenges & Opportunities.