Priya Kapoor
Biographic Data
| ID | 4447568 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Priya Kapoor |
| GIVEN NAMES | Priya |
| FAMILY NAME | Kapoor |
| SIGNATURE | KAPOOR P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Portland State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9569-9106 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Algorithmic Management in the Food Delivery Gig Economy
The gig economy is a rapidly evolving segment of the global economy, attracting a major segment of the working population towards a new arrangement of work, including the food-delivery sector. When gig work is executed through a digitalized platform and work is controlled through app-based algorithms, it forms the basis of the platform economy. Automation and changing workforce demographics have paved way for workers to fulfil their desire for au…
Fostering resilience
Local voices carry tremendous weight during natural disasters, yet the possibilities for employing participatory communicative practices for disaster management in India have not been fully explored. Effective community-centred disaster communication garners participation in disaster management processes that reduce vulnerabilities. This paper examines how various community-based organisations used community radio to enhance community engagement …
Shaheen Bagh
This paper documents an important slice of global South COVID-19 history, of primarily Muslim women's protests against the Indian Government and Legislature for taking away their constitutional rights as citizens. The Shaheen Bagh mobilization has already become an important disruption in contemporary Indian history stirring public intellectuals to probe the question: “who is a citizen of India?” in their scholarship and public-community work. By…
Theory(ies) of Culture and Compassion
This economic slowdown is caused by a humanitarian crisis. It is important to view this from the prism of sentiments in our society than mere economic numbers and methods," he said. (Manmohan Singh, former Prime Minister and architect of economic liberalization in India in an interview with Biswas, 2020) Of all the people I spoke to that day, including a group of Muslim tailors who had only weeks ago survived the anti-Muslim attacks, one man's wo…
Provincializing Whiteness
Provincializing whiteness—this deconstructing move lays bare the absolute power of racial supremacy that faculty of color housed in communication studies and other departments have faced in US academia. Yet, acts of racial supremacy reveal how provincial that way of thinking is. There is a plethora of her-his-stories that are better suited to coexistence and tolerance without privileging Western modernity
Communicating Gender, Race and Nation in the Purvi Patel
Because it is only when we hold this critical, resistant multiraciality that we will be able to see in sharp pixels - despite the ache in our souls - the truth of Purvi's conviction as the tragic tale of a society that cared more about its sociopolitical boundaries than the honor, humanity and dignity of a mother, her loss, and her lost mixed-race child.(Blogger Susan Chang, 2015)
Entrapment as a Threat to Community Peace in the Global War on Terror
Our study tries to understand the phenomenon of Entrapment, which is an outcome of (a) security discourses that prioritize pre-emptive community strategies; (b) the ongoing military initiative of the Global War of Terror (GWOT); and (c) and the increased budgetary convergence of state agencies of the National Security Agency (NSA), the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and the military, impacting the legal and court processes that indict “ho…
Between fact and fiction
Between fact and fiction
Fostering resilience
Local voices carry tremendous weight during natural disasters, yet the possibilities for employing participatory communicative practices for disaster management in India have not been fully explored. Effective community-centred disaster communication garners participation in disaster management processes that reduce vulnerabilities. This paper examines how various community-based organisations used community radio to enhance community engagement …
Communicating Gender, Race and Nation in the Purvi Patel
Because it is only when we hold this critical, resistant multiraciality that we will be able to see in sharp pixels - despite the ache in our souls - the truth of Purvi's conviction as the tragic tale of a society that cared more about its sociopolitical boundaries than the honor, humanity and dignity of a mother, her loss, and her lost mixed-race child.(Blogger Susan Chang, 2015)
Entrapment as a Threat to Community Peace in the Global War on Terror
Our study tries to understand the phenomenon of Entrapment, which is an outcome of (a) security discourses that prioritize pre-emptive community strategies; (b) the ongoing military initiative of the Global War of Terror (GWOT); and (c) and the increased budgetary convergence of state agencies of the National Security Agency (NSA), the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and the military, impacting the legal and court processes that indict “ho…
Between fact and fiction
Communicating Gender, Race and Nation in the Purvi Patel
Because it is only when we hold this critical, resistant multiraciality that we will be able to see in sharp pixels - despite the ache in our souls - the truth of Purvi's conviction as the tragic tale of a society that cared more about its sociopolitical boundaries than the honor, humanity and dignity of a mother, her loss, and her lost mixed-race child.(Blogger Susan Chang, 2015)
Provincializing Whiteness
Provincializing whiteness—this deconstructing move lays bare the absolute power of racial supremacy that faculty of color housed in communication studies and other departments have faced in US academia. Yet, acts of racial supremacy reveal how provincial that way of thinking is. There is a plethora of her-his-stories that are better suited to coexistence and tolerance without privileging Western modernity
Theory(ies) of Culture and Compassion
This economic slowdown is caused by a humanitarian crisis. It is important to view this from the prism of sentiments in our society than mere economic numbers and methods," he said. (Manmohan Singh, former Prime Minister and architect of economic liberalization in India in an interview with Biswas, 2020) Of all the people I spoke to that day, including a group of Muslim tailors who had only weeks ago survived the anti-Muslim attacks, one man's wo…
Shaheen Bagh
This paper documents an important slice of global South COVID-19 history, of primarily Muslim women's protests against the Indian Government and Legislature for taking away their constitutional rights as citizens. The Shaheen Bagh mobilization has already become an important disruption in contemporary Indian history stirring public intellectuals to probe the question: “who is a citizen of India?” in their scholarship and public-community work. By…
Algorithmic Management in the Food Delivery Gig Economy
The gig economy is a rapidly evolving segment of the global economy, attracting a major segment of the working population towards a new arrangement of work, including the food-delivery sector. When gig work is executed through a digitalized platform and work is controlled through app-based algorithms, it forms the basis of the platform economy. Automation and changing workforce demographics have paved way for workers to fulfil their desire for au…
Fostering resilience
Local voices carry tremendous weight during natural disasters, yet the possibilities for employing participatory communicative practices for disaster management in India have not been fully explored. Effective community-centred disaster communication garners participation in disaster management processes that reduce vulnerabilities. This paper examines how various community-based organisations used community radio to enhance community engagement …
Political science (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Law (5 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Media studies (3 works) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (2 works) · Disaster Management and Resilience (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Law (2 works)