June Y T Po
Biographic Data
| ID | 4139894 |
|---|---|
| NAME | June Y T Po |
| GIVEN NAMES | June Y T |
| FAMILY NAME | Po |
| SIGNATURE | PO J Y T |
| AFFILIATIONS | McGill University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6124-8235 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A critical review of school food provisioning using feminist lenses
School food is championed to address food-related illnesses, child food insecurity, and the environmental impacts of agri-food systems. Yet, it is often branded as unhealthy, unappetizing, and underfunded. To unpack such systemic contradictions, this critical review offers a novel conceptual framework grounded in feminist social reproduction and ethics of care, to situate school food provisioning (SFP) within a capitalist mode of production and h…
Deterioration of respiratory health following changes to land cover and climate in Indonesia
Air pollution associated with agricultural activities and land-cover change poses significant health problems in developing countries. However, studies on the respiratory health impacts of these activities are scarce. Sumatra, Indonesia, is a region well known for its frequent land fires and haze. Here, we link data on healthcare attendances for respiratory illnesses between 2001 and 2018 with biophysical and socioeconomic variables known to be i…
Strengthening resilience in response to Covid-19
COVID-19 has revealed new tensions and exacerbated old fragilities in global food systems, characterised by the systemic socio-economic reliance on invisible, unpaid and devalued work. We argue that, in the same way environmental concerns have become integral to the Sustainable Food Systems agenda, a social reproduction approach, informed by geographies of care, are essential for a critical analysis and the search for alternatives. By linking ana…
Cross-scale relationships between social capital and women's participation in decision-making on the farm
Distilling Culture into Commodity? The Emergent Homemade Alcohol Trade and Gendered Livelihoods in Upland Northern Vietnam
Ethnic minorities in the uplands of northern Vietnam are experiencing rapid state- and market-induced economic and agrarian transformations. These communities are having to make important livelihood adaptations to adjust, while living at Vietnam’s economic and political margins. We analyse one such market-induced transformation that some upland communities are deciding to engage with, connected to an increasing demand for locally distilled alcoho…
Legitimacy of Different Knowledge Types in Natural Resource Governance and Their Functions in Inter-Institutional Gaps
This study expands the Inter-Institutional Gaps (IIGs) framework to conceptualize the legitimacy associated with different types of ecological knowledge (e.g., scientific, traditional and local) used in natural resource governance. We draw on primary qualitative data, and document analysis to examine a case of inland fisheries management in the north-eastern floodplain of Bangladesh. We posit that the pragmatic, moral, cognitive, and regulative l…
On Institutional Diversity and Interplay in Natural Resource Governance
Sustainable and equitable natural resource governance remains both a major societal goal and significant policy challenge, in part because it involves cross-scalar interactions between nested socia
Local institutions and smallholder women’s access to land resources in semi-arid Kenya
A framework for analyzing institutional gaps in natural resource governance
In this paper we present the Inter-Institutional Gap(IIG) Framework as a novel approach to conceptualizing the often-overlooked interconnectivity of different rule-levels between formal and informal institutions in a resource system. This framework goes beyond the existing concepts of legal pluralism, institutional void, structural hole, and cultural mismatch, each of which offer valuable insights to particular gaps between formal and informal in…
Cross-scale relationships between social capital and women's participation in decision-making on the farm
Distilling Culture into Commodity? The Emergent Homemade Alcohol Trade and Gendered Livelihoods in Upland Northern Vietnam
Ethnic minorities in the uplands of northern Vietnam are experiencing rapid state- and market-induced economic and agrarian transformations. These communities are having to make important livelihood adaptations to adjust, while living at Vietnam’s economic and political margins. We analyse one such market-induced transformation that some upland communities are deciding to engage with, connected to an increasing demand for locally distilled alcoho…
Local institutions and smallholder women’s access to land resources in semi-arid Kenya
Strengthening resilience in response to Covid-19
COVID-19 has revealed new tensions and exacerbated old fragilities in global food systems, characterised by the systemic socio-economic reliance on invisible, unpaid and devalued work. We argue that, in the same way environmental concerns have become integral to the Sustainable Food Systems agenda, a social reproduction approach, informed by geographies of care, are essential for a critical analysis and the search for alternatives. By linking ana…
Legitimacy of Different Knowledge Types in Natural Resource Governance and Their Functions in Inter-Institutional Gaps
This study expands the Inter-Institutional Gaps (IIGs) framework to conceptualize the legitimacy associated with different types of ecological knowledge (e.g., scientific, traditional and local) used in natural resource governance. We draw on primary qualitative data, and document analysis to examine a case of inland fisheries management in the north-eastern floodplain of Bangladesh. We posit that the pragmatic, moral, cognitive, and regulative l…
A framework for analyzing institutional gaps in natural resource governance
In this paper we present the Inter-Institutional Gap(IIG) Framework as a novel approach to conceptualizing the often-overlooked interconnectivity of different rule-levels between formal and informal institutions in a resource system. This framework goes beyond the existing concepts of legal pluralism, institutional void, structural hole, and cultural mismatch, each of which offer valuable insights to particular gaps between formal and informal in…
A framework for analyzing institutional gaps in natural resource governance
In this paper we present the Inter-Institutional Gap(IIG) Framework as a novel approach to conceptualizing the often-overlooked interconnectivity of different rule-levels between formal and informal institutions in a resource system. This framework goes beyond the existing concepts of legal pluralism, institutional void, structural hole, and cultural mismatch, each of which offer valuable insights to particular gaps between formal and informal in…
Local institutions and smallholder women’s access to land resources in semi-arid Kenya
Legitimacy of Different Knowledge Types in Natural Resource Governance and Their Functions in Inter-Institutional Gaps
This study expands the Inter-Institutional Gaps (IIGs) framework to conceptualize the legitimacy associated with different types of ecological knowledge (e.g., scientific, traditional and local) used in natural resource governance. We draw on primary qualitative data, and document analysis to examine a case of inland fisheries management in the north-eastern floodplain of Bangladesh. We posit that the pragmatic, moral, cognitive, and regulative l…
On Institutional Diversity and Interplay in Natural Resource Governance
Sustainable and equitable natural resource governance remains both a major societal goal and significant policy challenge, in part because it involves cross-scalar interactions between nested socia
Cross-scale relationships between social capital and women's participation in decision-making on the farm
Distilling Culture into Commodity? The Emergent Homemade Alcohol Trade and Gendered Livelihoods in Upland Northern Vietnam
Ethnic minorities in the uplands of northern Vietnam are experiencing rapid state- and market-induced economic and agrarian transformations. These communities are having to make important livelihood adaptations to adjust, while living at Vietnam’s economic and political margins. We analyse one such market-induced transformation that some upland communities are deciding to engage with, connected to an increasing demand for locally distilled alcoho…
Strengthening resilience in response to Covid-19
COVID-19 has revealed new tensions and exacerbated old fragilities in global food systems, characterised by the systemic socio-economic reliance on invisible, unpaid and devalued work. We argue that, in the same way environmental concerns have become integral to the Sustainable Food Systems agenda, a social reproduction approach, informed by geographies of care, are essential for a critical analysis and the search for alternatives. By linking ana…
Deterioration of respiratory health following changes to land cover and climate in Indonesia
Air pollution associated with agricultural activities and land-cover change poses significant health problems in developing countries. However, studies on the respiratory health impacts of these activities are scarce. Sumatra, Indonesia, is a region well known for its frequent land fires and haze. Here, we link data on healthcare attendances for respiratory illnesses between 2001 and 2018 with biophysical and socioeconomic variables known to be i…
A critical review of school food provisioning using feminist lenses
School food is championed to address food-related illnesses, child food insecurity, and the environmental impacts of agri-food systems. Yet, it is often branded as unhealthy, unappetizing, and underfunded. To unpack such systemic contradictions, this critical review offers a novel conceptual framework grounded in feminist social reproduction and ethics of care, to situate school food provisioning (SFP) within a capitalist mode of production and h…
Economics (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (4 works) · Business (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Resource (disambiguation (4 works) · Agriculture (3 works) · Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management (3 works) · Corporate governance (3 works)