Anukriti Dixit
Biographic Data
| ID | 4207707 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anukriti Dixit |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anukriti |
| FAMILY NAME | Dixit |
| SIGNATURE | DIXIT A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bern |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3386-2371 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Who is afraid of women at work? A feminist reading of the New York Times’ artefact ‘Did women/liberal feminism ruin the workplace?’
On the move, yet never arriving
The post-race university claims to have transcended race. Instead, it has perfected the extraction of racialised migrant bodies under the guise of inclusion. Drawing on Lauren Berlant’s ‘slow death’ and Patricia Hill Collins ‘outsider within’, we theorise attritional racism , the slow, cumulative erosion of racialised migrant academics through the ordinary operations of racial capitalism across time, space, and bodies. Positioned structurally ins…
Situated Patriarchies
This paper introduces the concept of situated patriarchies as an epistemic and methodological intervention into the theorization of sexual and gender‐based violence (SGBV) in organizational, legal, and transnational contexts. Against the grain of universalizing frameworks that treat “patriarchy” as a singular or totalizing explanatory category, I propose a matrix of situated patriarchies that is historically embedded, intersectionally attuned, an…
Caste(d) knowledges
How can socially privileged researchers engage with as well as analyse marginalising discourses without co-opting the experiences and knowledges of marginalised communities? This inquiry forms the focus of the present article. I discuss the lack of accountability for ‘upper’ caste academics and the resulting impunity for us as ‘knowledge’ producers. I explain how I acknowledge(ed) my complicity in maintaining and reproducing the caste-system and …
By standing up for another, I derived some strength to stand up for myself
Purpose What does coalitional politics entail in our everyday lives in educational spaces, individually and collectively? How does intersectional queer troublemaking produce relations of solidarity, even in situations of physically absent allies? This article describes our collective experiences of queer-feminist-anti-caste coalitional work in business and management school spaces in India. Design/methodology/approach Through the collaborative au…
Gender, Sexuality and Social Justice
Review of the book Gender, Sexuality and Social Justice: Unpacking Dominant Development and Policy Discourses, by Silke Heumann and Camilo Antillón Najlis
Negotiating caste, gendered and colonial subjectivities in the neoliberal academy
This paper highlights how researchers are subjugated through hegemonic academic norms and how they simultaneously recognize the privileges attached to their subject positions. I illustrate difficulties in negotiating my privileges, particularly of caste, and my experiences of marginalisation as a ‘third world woman’ in the European academy. Such competitive insecurity is illustrative of both neoliberal logics of enterprise and responsibility as w…
Organised dispossession and development as disaster
Problematising the digital gender gap
The digital economy is seen as the latest phase in the socioeconomic development trajectory. There has been a proliferation of policy documents on ensuring gendered inclusion and addressing the ‘gender gap’ in the digital economy. Particularly in the context of the ‘third world’, there are large volumes of ‘evidence’ reported linking economic welfare through digital inclusion and gender equality. Drawing from capabilities, intersectionality, and …
By standing up for another, I derived some strength to stand up for myself
Purpose What does coalitional politics entail in our everyday lives in educational spaces, individually and collectively? How does intersectional queer troublemaking produce relations of solidarity, even in situations of physically absent allies? This article describes our collective experiences of queer-feminist-anti-caste coalitional work in business and management school spaces in India. Design/methodology/approach Through the collaborative au…
Organised dispossession and development as disaster
Situated Patriarchies
This paper introduces the concept of situated patriarchies as an epistemic and methodological intervention into the theorization of sexual and gender‐based violence (SGBV) in organizational, legal, and transnational contexts. Against the grain of universalizing frameworks that treat “patriarchy” as a singular or totalizing explanatory category, I propose a matrix of situated patriarchies that is historically embedded, intersectionally attuned, an…
Gender, Sexuality and Social Justice
Review of the book Gender, Sexuality and Social Justice: Unpacking Dominant Development and Policy Discourses, by Silke Heumann and Camilo Antillón Najlis
Problematising the digital gender gap
The digital economy is seen as the latest phase in the socioeconomic development trajectory. There has been a proliferation of policy documents on ensuring gendered inclusion and addressing the ‘gender gap’ in the digital economy. Particularly in the context of the ‘third world’, there are large volumes of ‘evidence’ reported linking economic welfare through digital inclusion and gender equality. Drawing from capabilities, intersectionality, and …
Negotiating caste, gendered and colonial subjectivities in the neoliberal academy
This paper highlights how researchers are subjugated through hegemonic academic norms and how they simultaneously recognize the privileges attached to their subject positions. I illustrate difficulties in negotiating my privileges, particularly of caste, and my experiences of marginalisation as a ‘third world woman’ in the European academy. Such competitive insecurity is illustrative of both neoliberal logics of enterprise and responsibility as w…
Organised dispossession and development as disaster
Caste(d) knowledges
How can socially privileged researchers engage with as well as analyse marginalising discourses without co-opting the experiences and knowledges of marginalised communities? This inquiry forms the focus of the present article. I discuss the lack of accountability for ‘upper’ caste academics and the resulting impunity for us as ‘knowledge’ producers. I explain how I acknowledge(ed) my complicity in maintaining and reproducing the caste-system and …
By standing up for another, I derived some strength to stand up for myself
Purpose What does coalitional politics entail in our everyday lives in educational spaces, individually and collectively? How does intersectional queer troublemaking produce relations of solidarity, even in situations of physically absent allies? This article describes our collective experiences of queer-feminist-anti-caste coalitional work in business and management school spaces in India. Design/methodology/approach Through the collaborative au…
Gender, Sexuality and Social Justice
Review of the book Gender, Sexuality and Social Justice: Unpacking Dominant Development and Policy Discourses, by Silke Heumann and Camilo Antillón Najlis
Who is afraid of women at work? A feminist reading of the New York Times’ artefact ‘Did women/liberal feminism ruin the workplace?’
On the move, yet never arriving
The post-race university claims to have transcended race. Instead, it has perfected the extraction of racialised migrant bodies under the guise of inclusion. Drawing on Lauren Berlant’s ‘slow death’ and Patricia Hill Collins ‘outsider within’, we theorise attritional racism , the slow, cumulative erosion of racialised migrant academics through the ordinary operations of racial capitalism across time, space, and bodies. Positioned structurally ins…
Situated Patriarchies
This paper introduces the concept of situated patriarchies as an epistemic and methodological intervention into the theorization of sexual and gender‐based violence (SGBV) in organizational, legal, and transnational contexts. Against the grain of universalizing frameworks that treat “patriarchy” as a singular or totalizing explanatory category, I propose a matrix of situated patriarchies that is historically embedded, intersectionally attuned, an…
Sociology (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Caste (3 works) · Gender Politics and Representation (3 works) · Colonialism (2 works) · Complicity (2 works) · Criminology (2 works) · Gender Diversity and Inequality (2 works)