Dandub Palzor Negi
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1644577 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Dandub Palzor Negi |
| NOMBRES | Dandub Palzor |
| APELLIDO | Negi |
| FIRMA | NEGI D P |
| AFILIACIONES | Central University of Rajasthan |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8858-704X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Women in exchange ( Atta-satta) marriage
Purpose Atta-satta is a system in which two families exchange brides: the first family's bride marries a groom from the second family, and the second family's bride marries a groom from the first family. Though this practice is socioculturally rooted and has a significant impact on women's lives, evidence on the experiences of women in Atta-satta marriages is limited. This qualitative study aims to explore the tradition of Atta-satta marriage in …
We are not only providers, we are nurturers’
This study aims to unfold the fatherhood practices and experiences in rural Assam in India. Traditionally, caring roles are perceived as women’s jobs, often overshadowing the men’s role in them. However, in recent years, a significant transformation has been observed in caring practice, with an increased involvement of men. Drawing on in-depth interviews with 17 fathers in rural Assam, India, this study uses Interpretative Phenomenological Analys…
Undergoing Motherhood as an Interstate Labor Migrant
Motherhood is not only highly revered but adequately protected by patriarchal norms in Indian society. However, labor migration due to livelihood emergencies exposes women to a harsh and unusual reality. The current study attempts to capture the subjective experiences of women undergoing motherhood in a migrant situation. The research design for the current study was explorative; thus, the researcher used an unstructured interview schedule to col…
The black is going”
Purpose The present study explored the young women's lived experiences of discrimination and othering based on skin tone in two rural localities of Uttarakhand , State of India. The authors used intersectionality as the theoretical lens for this study. Design/methodology/approach The authors have adopted an interpretive phenomenological study in the conduct of this research. The authors interviewed twelve female participants in person using a sem…
Why do they decide to stay? Experience of Indian women surviving intimate partner violence
Purpose Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a prevalent public health issue impacting women’s physical and mental health and psychosocial walks of life across cultures and societies. Despite this, many women continue to stay in such relationships. This study aims to examine, from a constructionist perspective, why women stay in abusive marriages and what factors prevent them from taking appropriate actions. Also, women’s experiences of surviving I…
Life after him was just hell”
This phenomenological study was conducted in rural Rajasthan, India, to explore young widows' lived experiences. On receipt of written informed consent, we interviewed 14 young widows. The data were analyzed in an idiographic style using the interpretive phenomenological approach. The perspective of loss and sociocultural contexts grounded the analysis. Six themes emerged corresponding to the women's widowhood experiences: becoming a widow; entan…
No Means No’
Development projects, primarily hydroelectric power projects, are considered viable renewable energy sources and contribute to sustaining the economy at large. However, it has been contested over excessive exploitation and appropriation of environment and ecology. Such development models have been challenged worldwide for threatening human survival degrading ecology and the environment. Hydroelectric development in the geographically fragile regi…
Neither it had social work components nor experiential”
This paper explores social work students' perspectives of online fieldwork practice that emerged due to sudden disruption in field placement as a result of the outbreak of COVID-19 in India. We have recruited and interviewed 32 Master's students from five north-Indian universities to participate in the research. The study's findings highlight ill-equipped agencies lacking social work components in online/virtual field placement. Also, ethical dil…
You people have brought the virus here
Racial discrimination is a common phenomenon against the northeastern people of India on the mainland. They are prejudiced and othered mainly because of their very identity-mongoloid features-and by assuming their Chinese affiliations. The outbreak of COVID-19 has exacerbated discrimination, violence, and othering across the globe. The case of northeasterners living in the mainland of India is not different either. Racial discrimination and the o…
The Customary Practice of Nata Pratha in Rajasthan, India
Nata Pratha is one of the unique customs prevalent in some states of India. It is a practice in which two persons can enter into a relationship similar to marriage without any legal and religious/social obligation by getting a divorce from existing marriage or otherwise. The practice involves monetary dealing in which a bride price is usually paid to the woman or her parents or previous husband by the new groom. Conceptually, Nata Pratha looks pr…
Forced to Choose’
The impact of Covid-19 on migrant women workers in India
COVID-19 has emerged as a crisis that has impacted all spheres of human life. The pandemic has disproportionately impacted the world's poor population in terms of livelihood and survival. India witnessed a massive crisis among migrant workers. In this context, this paper explores the impact of COVID-19 on women migrant workers and their families, analyzing qualitative interviews in two localities in Delhi and in Gurugram in Haryana State. Six the…
Women’s Experiences of Defecating in the Open
The issue of open defecation is ubiquitous in a country like India where certain demographic groups are underprivileged and often the victims of substandard life and human right violations. Women are the direct victims of open defecation and the non-availability of toilets and the practice of open defecation makes women vulnerable to health risks and gender-based violence. The present article analyses the practice of open defecation by conducting…
The impact of Covid-19 on migrant women workers in India
COVID-19 has emerged as a crisis that has impacted all spheres of human life. The pandemic has disproportionately impacted the world's poor population in terms of livelihood and survival. India witnessed a massive crisis among migrant workers. In this context, this paper explores the impact of COVID-19 on women migrant workers and their families, analyzing qualitative interviews in two localities in Delhi and in Gurugram in Haryana State. Six the…
Neither it had social work components nor experiential”
This paper explores social work students' perspectives of online fieldwork practice that emerged due to sudden disruption in field placement as a result of the outbreak of COVID-19 in India. We have recruited and interviewed 32 Master's students from five north-Indian universities to participate in the research. The study's findings highlight ill-equipped agencies lacking social work components in online/virtual field placement. Also, ethical dil…
Women’s Experiences of Defecating in the Open
The issue of open defecation is ubiquitous in a country like India where certain demographic groups are underprivileged and often the victims of substandard life and human right violations. Women are the direct victims of open defecation and the non-availability of toilets and the practice of open defecation makes women vulnerable to health risks and gender-based violence. The present article analyses the practice of open defecation by conducting…
Why do they decide to stay? Experience of Indian women surviving intimate partner violence
Purpose Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a prevalent public health issue impacting women’s physical and mental health and psychosocial walks of life across cultures and societies. Despite this, many women continue to stay in such relationships. This study aims to examine, from a constructionist perspective, why women stay in abusive marriages and what factors prevent them from taking appropriate actions. Also, women’s experiences of surviving I…
Life after him was just hell”
This phenomenological study was conducted in rural Rajasthan, India, to explore young widows' lived experiences. On receipt of written informed consent, we interviewed 14 young widows. The data were analyzed in an idiographic style using the interpretive phenomenological approach. The perspective of loss and sociocultural contexts grounded the analysis. Six themes emerged corresponding to the women's widowhood experiences: becoming a widow; entan…
You people have brought the virus here
Racial discrimination is a common phenomenon against the northeastern people of India on the mainland. They are prejudiced and othered mainly because of their very identity-mongoloid features-and by assuming their Chinese affiliations. The outbreak of COVID-19 has exacerbated discrimination, violence, and othering across the globe. The case of northeasterners living in the mainland of India is not different either. Racial discrimination and the o…
Women’s Experiences of Defecating in the Open
The issue of open defecation is ubiquitous in a country like India where certain demographic groups are underprivileged and often the victims of substandard life and human right violations. Women are the direct victims of open defecation and the non-availability of toilets and the practice of open defecation makes women vulnerable to health risks and gender-based violence. The present article analyses the practice of open defecation by conducting…
The impact of Covid-19 on migrant women workers in India
COVID-19 has emerged as a crisis that has impacted all spheres of human life. The pandemic has disproportionately impacted the world's poor population in terms of livelihood and survival. India witnessed a massive crisis among migrant workers. In this context, this paper explores the impact of COVID-19 on women migrant workers and their families, analyzing qualitative interviews in two localities in Delhi and in Gurugram in Haryana State. Six the…
The Customary Practice of Nata Pratha in Rajasthan, India
Nata Pratha is one of the unique customs prevalent in some states of India. It is a practice in which two persons can enter into a relationship similar to marriage without any legal and religious/social obligation by getting a divorce from existing marriage or otherwise. The practice involves monetary dealing in which a bride price is usually paid to the woman or her parents or previous husband by the new groom. Conceptually, Nata Pratha looks pr…
Forced to Choose’
No Means No’
Development projects, primarily hydroelectric power projects, are considered viable renewable energy sources and contribute to sustaining the economy at large. However, it has been contested over excessive exploitation and appropriation of environment and ecology. Such development models have been challenged worldwide for threatening human survival degrading ecology and the environment. Hydroelectric development in the geographically fragile regi…
Neither it had social work components nor experiential”
This paper explores social work students' perspectives of online fieldwork practice that emerged due to sudden disruption in field placement as a result of the outbreak of COVID-19 in India. We have recruited and interviewed 32 Master's students from five north-Indian universities to participate in the research. The study's findings highlight ill-equipped agencies lacking social work components in online/virtual field placement. Also, ethical dil…
You people have brought the virus here
Racial discrimination is a common phenomenon against the northeastern people of India on the mainland. They are prejudiced and othered mainly because of their very identity-mongoloid features-and by assuming their Chinese affiliations. The outbreak of COVID-19 has exacerbated discrimination, violence, and othering across the globe. The case of northeasterners living in the mainland of India is not different either. Racial discrimination and the o…
Why do they decide to stay? Experience of Indian women surviving intimate partner violence
Purpose Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a prevalent public health issue impacting women’s physical and mental health and psychosocial walks of life across cultures and societies. Despite this, many women continue to stay in such relationships. This study aims to examine, from a constructionist perspective, why women stay in abusive marriages and what factors prevent them from taking appropriate actions. Also, women’s experiences of surviving I…
Life after him was just hell”
This phenomenological study was conducted in rural Rajasthan, India, to explore young widows' lived experiences. On receipt of written informed consent, we interviewed 14 young widows. The data were analyzed in an idiographic style using the interpretive phenomenological approach. The perspective of loss and sociocultural contexts grounded the analysis. Six themes emerged corresponding to the women's widowhood experiences: becoming a widow; entan…
The black is going”
Purpose The present study explored the young women's lived experiences of discrimination and othering based on skin tone in two rural localities of Uttarakhand , State of India. The authors used intersectionality as the theoretical lens for this study. Design/methodology/approach The authors have adopted an interpretive phenomenological study in the conduct of this research. The authors interviewed twelve female participants in person using a sem…
Undergoing Motherhood as an Interstate Labor Migrant
Motherhood is not only highly revered but adequately protected by patriarchal norms in Indian society. However, labor migration due to livelihood emergencies exposes women to a harsh and unusual reality. The current study attempts to capture the subjective experiences of women undergoing motherhood in a migrant situation. The research design for the current study was explorative; thus, the researcher used an unstructured interview schedule to col…
Women in exchange ( Atta-satta) marriage
Purpose Atta-satta is a system in which two families exchange brides: the first family's bride marries a groom from the second family, and the second family's bride marries a groom from the first family. Though this practice is socioculturally rooted and has a significant impact on women's lives, evidence on the experiences of women in Atta-satta marriages is limited. This qualitative study aims to explore the tradition of Atta-satta marriage in …
We are not only providers, we are nurturers’
This study aims to unfold the fatherhood practices and experiences in rural Assam in India. Traditionally, caring roles are perceived as women’s jobs, often overshadowing the men’s role in them. However, in recent years, a significant transformation has been observed in caring practice, with an increased involvement of men. Drawing on in-depth interviews with 17 fathers in rural Assam, India, this study uses Interpretative Phenomenological Analys…
Sociology (10 obras) · Political science (8 obras) · Psychology (8 obras) · Qualitative research (8 obras) · Medicine (7 obras) · Gender Studies (6 obras) · Social science (6 obras) · Geography (5 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras)