108 works on this subject.All subjects
Publications
- Climate-induced redistribution of people is not inevitable2025
- Critical Approaches to Climate Migration Research and Solutions2025
- In 2023 we've seen climate destruction in real time, yet rich countries are poised to do little at Cop282023
- Whose growth in whose planetary boundaries? Decolonising planetary justice in the Anthropocene2023
- Gendering the Human Right to Water in the Context of Sustainable Development2023
- Extraction, entanglements, and (im)materialities: Reflections on the methods and methodologies of natural resource industries fieldwork2020
- Decolonizing Development Education and the Pursuit of Social Justice2019
- An(Other) Geographical Critique of Development and SDGs2018
- The human right to water, gender justice, and sustainable development: Exploring connections and possibilities2017
- How to Reduce Environmental Vulnerabilities in the Globalizing World2016
- Eating, Drinking: Surviving2016
- Introduction: Understanding the Complexities of Eating, Drinking, and Surviving2016
- Governance Failures in Neoliberal Times2015
- Doing Development as a Critical Development Scholar2014
- Exploring Political Ecologies of Water and Development2013
- Water, Technology, and Development: Transformations of Development Technonatures in Changing Waterscapes2013
- Exploring Political Ecologies of Water and Development2013
- Community and Participation in Water Resources Management: Gendering and Naturing Development Debates from Bangladesh2009
- The New Development Management: A Review2008
- Suffering for Water, Suffering from Water: Political Ecologies of Arsenic, Water and Development in Bangladesh2007
- Irrigation Impacts Assessment: An Annotated Bibliography of Published Literature on Methods and Findings2004
- Irrigation Impacts: An Annotated Bibliography2002
- Shrimp and Sustainability: Social and Ecological Impacts of the Shrimp Aquaculture Industry in Bangladesh1998
- Novel Development Strategies in the Third World1997
Books
Lectures & Speeches
- Understanding the biophysical limits to growth to build an economy that respects planetary boundaries2023
- Progress of the World's Women: Conceptualizing Feminist Climate Justice2023
- Climate Change and Labor: Media Landscape2022
- Global Inequities and Climate Change: What a Feminist Climate Justice Approach Teaches Us2022
- Roundtable with new US Ambassador to Bangladesh2022
- Sustainability in a Time of Climate Crisis2021
- Ten Years to 2030 -- What is The Global Starting Point for the Climate Countdown?2020
- Decolonising Europe in International Politics2020
- Ethics and Politics of International Field Research2020
- Decolonizing Development and the Pursuit of Social Justice2019
- Critical Questions for Policy Engagement: Accountability, Representation, and Power2018
- The Human Right to Water, Gender Justice, and Sustainable Development: Exploring Connections and Possibilities2017
- Politics and Power in Water Governance: Citizenship Struggles of the Urban Poor in the Global South2017
- Environmental Vulnerabilities in the Globalizing World: How to Adapt and Manage Change?2016
- Water, Climate Change, and Development in Bangladesh2016
- Water Access, Equity and Resilience in the Global South2015
- Water and Citizenship: Politics of Development and Democracy in Water Governance in the Global South2015
- Understanding the Global Water Crisis2015
- Gender, Water and Citizenship: Politics of Development and Democracy in Water Governance in the Global South2014
- Climate change as hydro-social change: Rethinking Water Crises in the Global South2013
- Making a Difference2012
- Gender, Water and the Politics of Development: Rethinking Social Justice and Citizenship in the Global South2012
- Negotiating Contaminated Identities: Gender, Water, and Development in Altered Waterscapes2011
- Gendered Waters: Negotiating and Experiencing the Contradictions of Nature and Society in the Development Process2010
- Contaminated Identities, Polluted Waters, and Disrupted Development2010
- Negotiating Rights, Experiencing Development, Managing Water: Gender-Water-Development Nexus in a Changing World2010
- Of Purity and Pollution: Watery Geographies of Development in the Bengal Delta2009
- Gender, Participation and Community: Rethinking Development in Contentious Waterscapes2009
- Water and HIV: Working for Positive Solutions2008
- Transboundary River Disputes and Implications for Sustainable Development: The Case of the Ganges River in South Asia2008
- Development and Wellbeing2007
- Sustainability: A Post-Mortem?2007
- Watery Discourses: Community and Participation in Water Resources Management2006
- Water and Development2005
- Working in the Field: Perspectives from Managing the Largest Environment Program of UNDP in Bangladesh2002
Conferences & Workshops
- Climate-smart Irrigation2023
- Operationalising finance for Loss and Damage2022
- GEF-8 Replenishment: Behavioral Change2021
- How the Science of Behavioral Change and the Social Sciences Can Help the GEF to Deliver its Objectives2021
- Gender, Development, and Technology: Feminist and Postcolonial Perspectives2019
- Political Economy of Water2018
- Quiet Social Movements & Everyday Life in the urban global South: Towards New Geographies of Social Change2017
- New/Critical Approaches to Water and Food Security2017
- The International Year of Global Understanding2017
- The International Year of Global Understanding2016
- Innovations on the Ground2016
- Dialogues in Human Geography Plenary: The UN Development Goals (Diana Liverman)2016
- Water, Citizenship, and Development Struggles in the Global South2016
- Development Geographies: Looking Forward2015
- International Year of Global Understanding (IYGU)2015
- Development Geographies: Scales, Directions, Visions2014
- The Public Shareholder: The ethics, regulation, and risk of public utility commercialization2014
- Development Geography: Can Critical Perspectives Exist in Policy and Implementation?2013
- Climate Change and Development: Intersections, Contradictions, Opportunities2011
- Climate Change and Development: Intersections, Contradictions, Opportunities2011
- Privatizing Water2011
- Creating a World without Poverty2010
- Green Development? Revisiting Environment and Food Systems2010
- Democratizing Water Technologies2009
- Water and Development: A Fluid Relationship2008
- Water and Development: A Fluid Relationship?2008
- Poisoning the Well of Development? Arsenic, Accountability and (Un)anticipated Development in Bangladesh2008
- The Matter of Water: Water, Materialities, and Development2007
- Watery Discourses: Participation and Community in Water Resources Management2007
- ‘Sorry, I can’t Give You Money’: Positionality, Reflexivity, and Ethics of Fieldwork in Third World Contexts.2007
- Discourses of Participation and the Development Industry2005
- Women, Water, Welfare: Debating Development and Water resources management in Bangladesh2005
- Managing Water for Sustainable Development: The Importance of Gender, Class and Environment in National Water Policies in Bangladesh2003
- Rio Plus Ten: Environment, Development, and Security Workshop2002
- Water Resources, Water Security and the ‘Rio Plus Ten’ Process: An Overview2002
Media & Public Engagement
- Bangladesh Investment Summit: Findings, Opportunities, Challenges2025
- A New Era for Climate Finance2024
- A Long-Sought Loss and Damage Deal Was Finalized at COP27. Now, the Hard Work Begins2023
- In 2023 we've seen climate destruction in real time, yet rich countries are poised to do little at Cop282023
- The importance of learning about climate change from the Global South2021
- Spice and the Sacred2021
- Negotiating Rights, Experiencing Development, Managing Water
- Decolonising Europe in International Politics
- Ten years to 2030 – what is the global starting point for the climate countdown?
- Resources, Populations and the Global Environment: A Case Study in Water
- Climate Change and Labor: Media Landscape
- Climate Financing and Development Aid, Daily Orange, Syracuse University
- What Does Progress Mean to You?