Mallika Bose
Biographic Data
| ID | 4629847 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mallika Bose |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mallika |
| FAMILY NAME | Bose |
| SIGNATURE | BÖSE M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pennsylvania State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4521-4964 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
You thrive where you are
Landscape architecture as democratic practice
To guide and advance participatory and democratic landscape architecture practice, this study investigates the participatory methods and motivations of community-engaged design (CED) practice aligned with the principles of democratic professionalism (DP). A content analysis of semi-structured interviews with 17 experienced scholar-professionals in landscape architecture and related professions whose praxis is rooted in participatory principles (1…
Regional-scale cultural conservation planning and policy in the United States
Pennsylvania’s (PA) processes and policies for landscape-scale cultural and visual resource conservation are lacking. In PA, like much of the United States (US), landscape change policies are prescriptive and concerned mainly with ecology, health, safety, and welfare issues. These factors combined relegate cultural and scenic aspects to ancillary matters, often leading to their degradation. Culturally focused fields, such as landscape architectur…
Who owns the city? Neoliberal urbanism and land purchases in Gurgaon, India
Increasing purchases of valuable real estate for storing capital have contributed to the soaring prices of modest housing in many global cities and in several South Asian cities such as Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore. Saskia Sassen has drawn attention to the phenomenon of underutilisation of purchased properties existing alongside the acute demand for housing by low- and moderate-income households in the same cities. Despite the gravity of this issu…
A sustainable livelihoods approach to measuring mobilization of resources through social networks among vulnerable populations
Social networks can provide access to tangible and intangible resources, particularly important among vulnerable groups who often establish relationships to meet daily needs and sustain livelihoods. However, it is not just the number of resources available through social networks, but rather the quality and stability—and ability to access them when needed. There is growing consensus that social networks provide access to resources, but the focus …
Neighborhood Assessment of the Environment for Physical Activity
Adolescents can be successfully trained/educated to follow a research protocol for assessing the built environment for PA using a variety of measurement tools, while additionally gaining insight towards neighborhood environment advocacy
Power through social networks
Teaching Public Engagement in Research Using the Engagement Tool
The objective of this commentary is to provide educators with suggestions for courses that focus on publicly engaged research. We present an engagement tool that can be used to contrast traditional versus engaged approaches to research and help students understand the role of the researcher in public engagement and develop their position with respect to publicly engaged research
Women's home-centred work in India
The increase in poorly paid home-centred work has become a global phenomenon. In India, social restrictions on women's spatial mobility reduce their job options and make home-centred work one of the few viable income-earning alternatives for women from low-income groups. At the same time research illustrates the importance of the interplay between spatial relations and social action/political mobilisation. This article examines the role of socio-…
Women’s Work and the Built Environment
Women’s Work and the Built Environment
Power through social networks
Landscape architecture as democratic practice
To guide and advance participatory and democratic landscape architecture practice, this study investigates the participatory methods and motivations of community-engaged design (CED) practice aligned with the principles of democratic professionalism (DP). A content analysis of semi-structured interviews with 17 experienced scholar-professionals in landscape architecture and related professions whose praxis is rooted in participatory principles (1…
Teaching Public Engagement in Research Using the Engagement Tool
The objective of this commentary is to provide educators with suggestions for courses that focus on publicly engaged research. We present an engagement tool that can be used to contrast traditional versus engaged approaches to research and help students understand the role of the researcher in public engagement and develop their position with respect to publicly engaged research
Women's home-centred work in India
The increase in poorly paid home-centred work has become a global phenomenon. In India, social restrictions on women's spatial mobility reduce their job options and make home-centred work one of the few viable income-earning alternatives for women from low-income groups. At the same time research illustrates the importance of the interplay between spatial relations and social action/political mobilisation. This article examines the role of socio-…
Women’s Work and the Built Environment
Women's home-centred work in India
The increase in poorly paid home-centred work has become a global phenomenon. In India, social restrictions on women's spatial mobility reduce their job options and make home-centred work one of the few viable income-earning alternatives for women from low-income groups. At the same time research illustrates the importance of the interplay between spatial relations and social action/political mobilisation. This article examines the role of socio-…
Teaching Public Engagement in Research Using the Engagement Tool
The objective of this commentary is to provide educators with suggestions for courses that focus on publicly engaged research. We present an engagement tool that can be used to contrast traditional versus engaged approaches to research and help students understand the role of the researcher in public engagement and develop their position with respect to publicly engaged research
Power through social networks
A sustainable livelihoods approach to measuring mobilization of resources through social networks among vulnerable populations
Social networks can provide access to tangible and intangible resources, particularly important among vulnerable groups who often establish relationships to meet daily needs and sustain livelihoods. However, it is not just the number of resources available through social networks, but rather the quality and stability—and ability to access them when needed. There is growing consensus that social networks provide access to resources, but the focus …
Neighborhood Assessment of the Environment for Physical Activity
Adolescents can be successfully trained/educated to follow a research protocol for assessing the built environment for PA using a variety of measurement tools, while additionally gaining insight towards neighborhood environment advocacy
Regional-scale cultural conservation planning and policy in the United States
Pennsylvania’s (PA) processes and policies for landscape-scale cultural and visual resource conservation are lacking. In PA, like much of the United States (US), landscape change policies are prescriptive and concerned mainly with ecology, health, safety, and welfare issues. These factors combined relegate cultural and scenic aspects to ancillary matters, often leading to their degradation. Culturally focused fields, such as landscape architectur…
Who owns the city? Neoliberal urbanism and land purchases in Gurgaon, India
Increasing purchases of valuable real estate for storing capital have contributed to the soaring prices of modest housing in many global cities and in several South Asian cities such as Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore. Saskia Sassen has drawn attention to the phenomenon of underutilisation of purchased properties existing alongside the acute demand for housing by low- and moderate-income households in the same cities. Despite the gravity of this issu…
Landscape architecture as democratic practice
To guide and advance participatory and democratic landscape architecture practice, this study investigates the participatory methods and motivations of community-engaged design (CED) practice aligned with the principles of democratic professionalism (DP). A content analysis of semi-structured interviews with 17 experienced scholar-professionals in landscape architecture and related professions whose praxis is rooted in participatory principles (1…
You thrive where you are
Political science (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Economics (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Economic growth (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Engineering (4 works) · Social science (4 works) · Environmental planning (3 works) · Politics (3 works)