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Jenia Mukherjee
Research areas: Social Sciences · Urban Studies · Water Governance and Infrastructure · Urban Planning and Governance · Urban Development and Societal Issues
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Publications (74)
- From rational apathy to collective adaptation for coastal cities Save
- Harmonizing nature-based solutions with grey infrastructure toward coastal resilience: an experience from Wonokerto, Indonesia Save
- Coastal Ecologies at Risk Save
- Negotiated Urbanism: Polychromatic Encounters Within the World-Class Restructuring of Delhi, India's Capital City Save
- Scaling sacred urbanism: A Religious Urban Political Ecology through the Mahakumbh Save
- Theme: Understanding Wetland Ecology and Importance Plant Diversity Assessment as a Robust Approach to Measuring Wetland Ecosystem Stability: A Case Study in and around Rudrasagar Lake, a Ramsar Site in Northeast India Save
- Urban vulnerability along the northern coast of Java: the intersection of development and resilience Save
- Conclusion: Recommendations for Spatial-Methodological, Transdisciplinary Action Regarding SDG11 (Position Paper),CONCLUSIÓN: Recomendaciones para una acción espacio-metodológica transdisciplinaria en relación con el ODS11 (Documento de posición) Save
- Ethno-graphy on the East Kolkata Wetlands: A Transformative, Transdisciplinary Tool in Protecting Urban Ecological Heritage Save
- Expanding and mainstreaming sociohydrology toward transdisciplinary praxis Save
- Looking back to look forward: Explorations on water scenario in Bundelkhand, Central India Save
- Panta Rhei: a decade of progress in research on change in hydrology and society Save
- Pre-colonial irrigation technologies from Bundelkhand, Central India: Can history teach us some lessons? Save
- Shoreline of “small things”: contextualizing a cultural dimension of dried fish in the Indian Sundarbans Save
- The transdisciplinary-transformative pathway: activating SDGs through an inland fishing experimentation in the Indian Sundarbans Save
- Whose habitat? Exploring human-tiger conflict in the riskscapes of the Indian Sundarbans Save
- (En)countering an urban riverscape: Ethno-graphic explorations on the Adi Ganga Save
- Editorial: Innovating a new knowledge base for water justice studies: hydrosocial, sociohydrology, and beyond Save
- Homelessness to Hope: Research, Policy and Global Perspectives Save
- Mapping the landscape of water and society research: Promising combinations of compatible and complementary disciplines Save