Chitra Karunakaran Prasanna
Biographic Data
| ID | 330529 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chitra Karunakaran Prasanna |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chitra Karunakaran |
| FAMILY NAME | Prasanna |
| SIGNATURE | PRASANNA C K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Central University of Tamil Nadu |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5037-7891 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Semi high-speed rail development in Kerala, India
The paper aims to critically analyse the development dichotomies and socio-ecological concerns inherent in a controversial megaproject in Kerala – the Semi High-Speed Rail Corridor, also known as the Silverline Project – through a political ecology lens. The mainstream discourses of development in an extractivist political economy focus on economic growth and technological advancement without a critical social and ecological security assessment. …
Integrating sustainable development goals into environment impact assessment in India
The paper presents a systematic exploration of the linkages between environment impact assessment (EIA) and sustainable development goals (SDGs) in the Indian context through a critical analysis of the socio‐ecological impacts of development projects and the policy climate for environmental clearances. A conceptual framework portraying the interlinkages of the systemic disruptions in the socio‐ecological realms, policy challenges, and SDGs is dev…
Dignity and Human Rights Violations at the Workplace
Fragmented Discourses
Consumerism and gendering in food culture
Food culture is a fast-changing phenomenon in contemporary society. Existing literature about the changes in food culture implies that industrialization, urbanization, and a dynamic market are the key factors that transformed food practices among many societies. The study explored the changes in urban practices related to food in post-liberal Kerala through a social survey among 200 households in Thiruvananthapuram, the capital of Kerala. The stu…
Claiming the public sphere
The stigma of ‘purity and pollution’ that is associated with the menstruation of women is deeply embedded in the Indian culture and curtails women’s freedom of movement, the right to education and the right to worship. Feminists and legal activists have questioned the widespread practices of menstrual taboos and the need to place limits on menstruating women’s entry to places of worship and the public sphere. The activism around menstruation that…
Claiming the public sphere
The stigma of ‘purity and pollution’ that is associated with the menstruation of women is deeply embedded in the Indian culture and curtails women’s freedom of movement, the right to education and the right to worship. Feminists and legal activists have questioned the widespread practices of menstrual taboos and the need to place limits on menstruating women’s entry to places of worship and the public sphere. The activism around menstruation that…
Claiming the public sphere
The stigma of ‘purity and pollution’ that is associated with the menstruation of women is deeply embedded in the Indian culture and curtails women’s freedom of movement, the right to education and the right to worship. Feminists and legal activists have questioned the widespread practices of menstrual taboos and the need to place limits on menstruating women’s entry to places of worship and the public sphere. The activism around menstruation that…
Consumerism and gendering in food culture
Food culture is a fast-changing phenomenon in contemporary society. Existing literature about the changes in food culture implies that industrialization, urbanization, and a dynamic market are the key factors that transformed food practices among many societies. The study explored the changes in urban practices related to food in post-liberal Kerala through a social survey among 200 households in Thiruvananthapuram, the capital of Kerala. The stu…
Integrating sustainable development goals into environment impact assessment in India
The paper presents a systematic exploration of the linkages between environment impact assessment (EIA) and sustainable development goals (SDGs) in the Indian context through a critical analysis of the socio‐ecological impacts of development projects and the policy climate for environmental clearances. A conceptual framework portraying the interlinkages of the systemic disruptions in the socio‐ecological realms, policy challenges, and SDGs is dev…
Dignity and Human Rights Violations at the Workplace
Fragmented Discourses
Semi high-speed rail development in Kerala, India
The paper aims to critically analyse the development dichotomies and socio-ecological concerns inherent in a controversial megaproject in Kerala – the Semi High-Speed Rail Corridor, also known as the Silverline Project – through a political ecology lens. The mainstream discourses of development in an extractivist political economy focus on economic growth and technological advancement without a critical social and ecological security assessment. …
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