David A Feingold
Biographic Data
| ID | 2305641 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David A Feingold |
| GIVEN NAMES | David A |
| FAMILY NAME | Feingold |
| SIGNATURE | FEINGOLD D A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ophidian Research Institute, USA |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Interview: Currents of Despair: The political ecology of migration and trafficking in the Mekong region
One of the special issue guest editors, Denise Brennan, conducted this interview with David Feingold to learn more about his experience of witnessing the impact of climate change and ecological changes on people’s lives and livelihoods in Southeast Asia
Legal status as a life course determinant of health: Parent status, adjudication stages, and HIV knowledge among highlanders in Thailand
This study advances knowledge of LS outside of the migration paradigm, reveals heretofore unexamined connections between LS and access to public health information, and elucidates how instabilities in LS adjudication stages underlie health inequalities over the life course. Findings indicate that securing success in public health and human rights agendas requires attention to how states adjudicate and deploy LS in multiple stages across the life …
Trafficking in Numbers: The social construction of human trafficking data
Playing the Numbers: The spurious promise of global trafficking statistics
‘Playing the numbers,’ ‘the numbers game,’ ‘the policy racket’: for those unfamiliar with American illegal lotteries and some of the legendary gangsters like Bumpy Johnson and Dutch Schultz that turned them into a major revenue stream for organised crime that still flourishes today, the concept was simple. The odds were disproportionately long, but poor people could bet very small amounts. It was, as they used to say, ‘a mugs game’; the organiser…
The Burmese traffic-jam explored: Changing dynamics and ambiguous reforms
Burma/Myanmar has been the epicenter of human trafficking and unsafe migration in mainland Southeast Asia. While "root causes" of trafficking are always complex, clearly, counter-productive agricultural and tax policies, political repression, military actions, and widespread human rights violations are heavily implicated in the underlying political ecology of trafficking/unsafe migration. Burma has been the embodiment of an "ethnocratic state," i…
The Hell of Good Intentions: Some Preliminary Thoughts on Opium in the Political Ecology of the Trade in Girls and Women
Sex, Drugs and the IMF: "Some Implications of "Structural Readjustmentn for the Bade in Heroin, Girls and Women in the Upper Mekong Region
A highly informed and detailed analysis of the intimate relationship between structural adjustment programs and the thriving drug and sex trade in the Upper Mekong Region of Thailand, providing additional perspective on illicit traficking and trade in the larger Southeast Asian context. Attention is specifically drawn to the harsh and disproportional impact of IMF economic policies upon women and girls, also acknowledging the great importance of …
Sex, Drugs and the IMF: "Some Implications of "Structural Readjustmentn for the Bade in Heroin, Girls and Women in the Upper Mekong Region
A highly informed and detailed analysis of the intimate relationship between structural adjustment programs and the thriving drug and sex trade in the Upper Mekong Region of Thailand, providing additional perspective on illicit traficking and trade in the larger Southeast Asian context. Attention is specifically drawn to the harsh and disproportional impact of IMF economic policies upon women and girls, also acknowledging the great importance of …
Sex, Drugs and the IMF: "Some Implications of "Structural Readjustmentn for the Bade in Heroin, Girls and Women in the Upper Mekong Region
A highly informed and detailed analysis of the intimate relationship between structural adjustment programs and the thriving drug and sex trade in the Upper Mekong Region of Thailand, providing additional perspective on illicit traficking and trade in the larger Southeast Asian context. Attention is specifically drawn to the harsh and disproportional impact of IMF economic policies upon women and girls, also acknowledging the great importance of …
The Hell of Good Intentions: Some Preliminary Thoughts on Opium in the Political Ecology of the Trade in Girls and Women
The Burmese traffic-jam explored: Changing dynamics and ambiguous reforms
Burma/Myanmar has been the epicenter of human trafficking and unsafe migration in mainland Southeast Asia. While "root causes" of trafficking are always complex, clearly, counter-productive agricultural and tax policies, political repression, military actions, and widespread human rights violations are heavily implicated in the underlying political ecology of trafficking/unsafe migration. Burma has been the embodiment of an "ethnocratic state," i…
Playing the Numbers: The spurious promise of global trafficking statistics
‘Playing the numbers,’ ‘the numbers game,’ ‘the policy racket’: for those unfamiliar with American illegal lotteries and some of the legendary gangsters like Bumpy Johnson and Dutch Schultz that turned them into a major revenue stream for organised crime that still flourishes today, the concept was simple. The odds were disproportionately long, but poor people could bet very small amounts. It was, as they used to say, ‘a mugs game’; the organiser…
Trafficking in Numbers: The social construction of human trafficking data
Legal status as a life course determinant of health: Parent status, adjudication stages, and HIV knowledge among highlanders in Thailand
This study advances knowledge of LS outside of the migration paradigm, reveals heretofore unexamined connections between LS and access to public health information, and elucidates how instabilities in LS adjudication stages underlie health inequalities over the life course. Findings indicate that securing success in public health and human rights agendas requires attention to how states adjudicate and deploy LS in multiple stages across the life …
Interview: Currents of Despair: The political ecology of migration and trafficking in the Mekong region
One of the special issue guest editors, Denise Brennan, conducted this interview with David Feingold to learn more about his experience of witnessing the impact of climate change and ecological changes on people’s lives and livelihoods in Southeast Asia
Sociology (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sex work and related issues (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Development economics (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · HIV, Drug Use, Sexual Risk (2 works) · Psychology (2 works)