Learning with overflows Feminist engagements with water in agriculture in Maharashtra (India) and beyond

Overflowing the myth of help: gendered affects, collective action, and governance in Chilean small-scale fisheries

Feminist Research Praxis in the Making: The Agroecological Logbooks in Bahia, Brazil

Science and Technology Studies has challenged the binary between scientific and nonscientific knowledge, exposing how epistemic practices are deeply entangled, including in fields like agriculture and development. This binary has historically underwritten colonial exclusion and been used to deny colonized people's epis...

Grassroots emancipatory practices shaping transformational feminist leadership among coastal women in Indonesia

Women in Indonesian coastal communities face double marginalisation: on the one hand, they play an important role in the household economy and the fishing sector, but on the other hand, their contributions are often not recognised in formal policies and data. This study aims to understand how transformational leaders...

Gender Governance in Frontier Universities: Ethnographic Insights from Rajiv Gandhi University, Arunachal Pradesh

This article examines the emergence, institutionalisation and lived functioning of gender governance mechanisms at Rajiv Gandhi University (RGU), Arunachal Pradesh. It conceptualised RGU as a Frontier University shaped by processes of state formation, regional histories and local social hierarchies. Drawing on long-ter...

Environmental communication as resistance: Environmental justice and livelihood transformation

Background: This paper examines how environmental communication functions as a contested political and communicative space within the nickel extractive frontier of Central Halmahera, Indonesia. Focusing on Waleh in Weda Utara and Kulo Jaya in Weda Tengah, the study compares two distinct but interconnected pathways of e...

Infrastructural anxieties: Navigating the extended pauses of in situ slum redevelopment in India

This article focuses on the major in situ slum rehabilitation project of Ramapir no Tekro , the largest slum in Gujarat State. As in situ approaches gain political momentum in India as a more inclusive mechanism for producing the articulated goal of “slum-free cities,” the promises and practices surrounding in situ...