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Publications
- From Hydro-Hegemony to Hydro-Coercion: Politics of Precarity in India-Bangladesh Transboundary Water Conflicts2025
- Gender Equity, Citizenship, and Public Water in Bangladesh2016
- Gender justice and public water for all: Insights from Dhaka, Bangladesh2013
- Gender Research in Coastal Polders of Banglades2012
- Water, Culture and Gender: An Analysis from Bangladesh2011
- Fluid Lives: Subjectivity, Gender and Water Management in Bangladesh2009
- Community and Participation in Water Resources Management: Gendering and Naturing Development Debates from Bangladesh2009
- Arsenic, Water Quality, Monsoon, Bangladesh2007
- Water, Water Everywhere But Not a Drop to Drink: Pani Politics (water politics) in Rural Bangladesh2007
- Suffering for Water, Suffering from Water: Political Ecologies of Arsenic, Water and Development in Bangladesh2007
- Gendered Waters, Poisoned Wells: Political Ecology of the Arsenic Crisis in Bangladesh2006
- Gender Concerns in Arsenic Mitigation in Bangladesh: Trends and Challenges2006
- Gender Concerns in Arsenic Mitigation in Bangladesh: Trends and Challenges2006
- Engendering a catastrophe: A Gendered Analysis of India's river-linking project2004
- Gender, class and access to water: Three cases in a poor and crowded delta2002
- Water concerns in rural Bangladesh: A gendered perspective2001
- Water resources and gender: Unspoken realities and unfolding crisis in Bangladesh2000
- Shrimp and Sustainability: Social and Ecological Impacts of the Shrimp Aquaculture Industry in Bangladesh1998
- In the Path of Nature's Fury: Natural Hazards and Disaster Management in Bangladesh - A case Study of Tropical Cyclones and Storm Surge Disasters1998
- Coastal Protection Plans for Chittagong, Bangladesh: Reducing Storm Surge Death and Destruction1996
Lectures & Speeches
- Roundtable with new US Ambassador to Bangladesh2022
- Climate Change, Cities and Violence in the Time of Covid-19: Perspectives from South Asia2020
- Social Dimensions of Climate Change -- Understanding Climate Research More Comprehensively2017
- Water, Climate Change, and Development in Bangladesh2016
- Watery Worlds: Power, Politics and Socio-ecological Transformations in South Asia2010
- Poisoned Waters: The Making and Unmaking of a Public Health Success Story in Bangladesh2010
- Brick Lane: A Transnational Feminist Critique2009
- Dammed Rivers, Damned Lives: Water and Politics in South Asia2009
- Of Purity and Pollution: Watery Geographies of Development in the Bengal Delta2009
- Transboundary River Disputes and Implications for Sustainable Development: The Case of the Ganges River in South Asia2008
- Political Ecology of Water: Gender, Arsenic, and Development in Bangladesh2006
- Working in the Field: Perspectives from Managing the Largest Environment Program of UNDP in Bangladesh2002
Conferences & Workshops
- Slow Disaster: Political Ecology of Hazards and Everyday Life in the Brahmaputra Valley, Assam2023
- Citizenship in the Time of Climate Change: Exploring Displacement, Adaptation, and Resilience in South Asia2022
- Fifty Years in the Making: Decolonizing Bangladesh Studies2022
- Fifty Years in the Making: Decolonizing Bangladesh Studies2021
- Fifty Years in the Making: Decolonizing Bangladesh Studies2021
- Drowned out: Climate injustices in Dhaka, Bangladesh2020
- Urban Injustices in a Changing Climate: Informal Settlements, Environmental Governance, and the Contradictions Of Adaptation In Dhaka, Bangladesh2012
- Water in South Asia: Challenges in a Changing Environment2011
- Water, Vulnerability, and the Politics of Adaptation: Gendered Realities of Climate Change in South Asia2011
- Water, Power and Politics in South Asia2009
- Climate change and Bangladesh: Who will pay?2009
- Gendering Climate Change: Debates from South Asia2009
- Poisoning the Well of Development? Arsenic, Accountability and (Un)anticipated Development in Bangladesh2008
- Suffering for Water, Suffering from Water: Gendered and Classed Dimensions of Arsenic Poisoning in Bangladesh2007
- Gendering Natural Hazards Research: A Feminist Analysis of the Arsenic Contamination of Groundwater in Bangladesh2006
- Sociology of an Escalating Disaster: Gender, Water and Arsenic in Bangladesh2005
- Drops of life, Drops of death: Gendered Geographies of a Drinking Water crisis in Bangladesh2005
- Women, Water, Welfare: Debating Development and Water resources management in Bangladesh2005
- Water, Water Everywhere, But Not a Drop to Drink: Analyzing the Drinking Water Crisis in Bangladesh2004
- Gendered Waters, Poisoned Wells: Understanding the Social Geographies of the Drinking Water Crisis from Arsenic Contamination in Bangladesh2004
- Managing Water for Sustainable Development: The Importance of Gender, Class and Environment in National Water Policies in Bangladesh2003
- The Farakka Barrage and the Ganges River Dispute: High Modernism, River Politics and Socio-ecological Implications2002
- Political Ecology of the Ganges River: High Modernism, River Politics, and the Farakka Barrage2002
- Water Resources and Gender: Unspoken Realities and Unfolding Crisis in Bangladesh2000
- Water Concerns in Rural Bangladesh: A Gendered Perspective2000
- Water Allocation and Gender – An Analysis from Bangladesh2000
Media & Public Engagement
- Why the Ganges Treaty and shared rivers demand a new imagination2026
- Climate and Environmental Policy in Bangladesh2025
- Disinformation on Bangladesh2025
- Bangladesh Investment Summit: Findings, Opportunities, Challenges2025
- The Journey towards Justice, Reform, and Democracy – Bangladesh Today, One Year After the July Revolution2025
- One Year after the July Revolution in Bangladesh2025
- Democracy After Dictatorship: Bangladesh's Generational Reforms Demand Global Partnership2025
- Holding the Line for Democracy in Bangladesh: One Year Since the July Revolution2025
- Rivers as Sovereignty: Bangladesh Must Reclaim Its Water Future2025
- La guerre de l'eau, l'autre conflit majeur qui couve en Asie du Sud2025
- Reflections from Capitol Hill: A Year On in Washington and Dhaka2025
- Why are Bangladesh protesters calling for a new govt under Muhammad Yunus?2024
- How is the new interim government dealing with the devastating floods in Bangladesh?2024
- How Bangladesh can go democratic2024
- Bangladesh Flood Disaster2024
- Bangladesh's Gen Z revolution – How student protests toppled Sheikh Hasina2024
- Bangladesh's New Democracy Under Threat From Flood of Misinformation2024
- Bangladesh's second independence: A step forward for democracy2024
- Misinformation about Hindus being targeted in Bangladesh fuels Islamophobia fears2024
- Dhaka's climate migrants say extreme heat makes their new home 'hell'2024
- Accounting for colonial rule reduces India's climate role by 15%2023
- Dhaka Tribune2016
- Samakal2000
- Climate Change, Cities and Violence in the Time of Covid-19: Perspectives from South Asia
- Water Issues in South Asia
- Climate Change in South Asia, The Daily Star (English Newspaper), Bangladesh
- Climate Change, Cities and Violence in the Time of Covid-19: Perspectives from South Asia (Dawn, Tribune)
- Samakal (Bengali Newspaper), Bangladesh