Joshi
Biographic Data
| ID | 67949 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joshi |
| FAMILY NAME | Joshi |
| SIGNATURE | JOSHI |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of York |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0281-0130 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
State Hypermasculinity in World Politics
The relationship between escalating global crises and the contemporary rise of populist and authoritarian leaders has been the subject of growing scholarship within International Relations. Feminist International Relations research has been vital in emphasizing the need to interrogate masculinities as a critical link in explaining this conjuncture. However, much of this work—including feminist analyses—has primarily focused on the constitutive ef…
Land for my children: Gendered moral economies, social reproduction and resistance against land grabs in rural Cambodia
This article elaborates the connections between women's roles in household and community social reproduction and their leadership in resistance against land dispossession. Drawing on interviews with women land activists in two rural provinces, situated in south and central Cambodia, it examines the beliefs and processes of meaning-making underpinning women's activism against state-sanctioned land acquisitions through an examination of the symbols…
Gendered repertoires of contention: Women’s resistance, authoritarian state formation, and land grabbing in Cambodia
This article was named the winner of the 2020 Enloe Award. The committee commented:This article embodies the spirit of the Enloe Award in providing a feminist understanding of the everyday experiences and strategies of poor women’s social movements against the authoritarian regime in Cambodia. It traces the co-constitution of gendered formations of the state and women’s collective action through an account of four distinct types of “gendered repe…
Productive farmers and vulnerable food securers: Contradictions of Gender Expertise in International Food Security Discourse
With gender equality becoming a key feature of the global food security agenda, international organizations have produced a rich body of knowledge on gender. This paper argues that such gender expertise generates political effects through identity constructions, problem definitions and rationalities. We critically analyse 59 documents relating to gender and food security in the South written in international organizations between 2000 and 2018. O…
Contesting land grabs, negotiating statehood: The politics of international accountability mechanisms and land disputes in rural Cambodia
In Cambodia, rural citizens embroiled in protracted land grabbing cases with the state and private companies are turning increasingly to international accountability mechanisms for resolution. This article applies the interlinked concepts of hybrid governance and legal pluralism to understand the prospects and limitations of ‘forum-shopping’ through appeals to international mechanisms for rural communities affected by land grabs. Drawing on inter…
Working wives: Gender, labour and land commercialization in Ratanakiri, Cambodia
In Ratanakiri province, home to a large share of Cambodia's indigenous minorities, land commercialization involving large-scale land transfers and in-migration has led to shrinking access to land for indigenous households. Drawing on qualitative interviews and a household survey conducted in Ratanakiri, this paper explores the links between social reproduction and agrarian production in the current phase of agrarian transition through the lens of…
The reception of global TV in Asia: An assessment of its impact on local cultures
This study examines the impact of global television on local cultures by comparing TV content and audience responses from India, Malaysia, the Philippines, Hong Kong, and Japan. It examines what negative values are portrayed and what local audiences perceive as the impact on their societies. Many of the negative values of global TV identified by these audiences could also be found in local programming. Indeed the display of different values could…
Community TV: The Kheda Experience
Contesting land grabs, negotiating statehood: The politics of international accountability mechanisms and land disputes in rural Cambodia
In Cambodia, rural citizens embroiled in protracted land grabbing cases with the state and private companies are turning increasingly to international accountability mechanisms for resolution. This article applies the interlinked concepts of hybrid governance and legal pluralism to understand the prospects and limitations of ‘forum-shopping’ through appeals to international mechanisms for rural communities affected by land grabs. Drawing on inter…
Productive farmers and vulnerable food securers: Contradictions of Gender Expertise in International Food Security Discourse
With gender equality becoming a key feature of the global food security agenda, international organizations have produced a rich body of knowledge on gender. This paper argues that such gender expertise generates political effects through identity constructions, problem definitions and rationalities. We critically analyse 59 documents relating to gender and food security in the South written in international organizations between 2000 and 2018. O…
Gendered repertoires of contention: Women’s resistance, authoritarian state formation, and land grabbing in Cambodia
This article was named the winner of the 2020 Enloe Award. The committee commented:This article embodies the spirit of the Enloe Award in providing a feminist understanding of the everyday experiences and strategies of poor women’s social movements against the authoritarian regime in Cambodia. It traces the co-constitution of gendered formations of the state and women’s collective action through an account of four distinct types of “gendered repe…
Working wives: Gender, labour and land commercialization in Ratanakiri, Cambodia
In Ratanakiri province, home to a large share of Cambodia's indigenous minorities, land commercialization involving large-scale land transfers and in-migration has led to shrinking access to land for indigenous households. Drawing on qualitative interviews and a household survey conducted in Ratanakiri, this paper explores the links between social reproduction and agrarian production in the current phase of agrarian transition through the lens of…
Land for my children: Gendered moral economies, social reproduction and resistance against land grabs in rural Cambodia
This article elaborates the connections between women's roles in household and community social reproduction and their leadership in resistance against land dispossession. Drawing on interviews with women land activists in two rural provinces, situated in south and central Cambodia, it examines the beliefs and processes of meaning-making underpinning women's activism against state-sanctioned land acquisitions through an examination of the symbols…
Community TV: The Kheda Experience
The reception of global TV in Asia: An assessment of its impact on local cultures
This study examines the impact of global television on local cultures by comparing TV content and audience responses from India, Malaysia, the Philippines, Hong Kong, and Japan. It examines what negative values are portrayed and what local audiences perceive as the impact on their societies. Many of the negative values of global TV identified by these audiences could also be found in local programming. Indeed the display of different values could…
Working wives: Gender, labour and land commercialization in Ratanakiri, Cambodia
In Ratanakiri province, home to a large share of Cambodia's indigenous minorities, land commercialization involving large-scale land transfers and in-migration has led to shrinking access to land for indigenous households. Drawing on qualitative interviews and a household survey conducted in Ratanakiri, this paper explores the links between social reproduction and agrarian production in the current phase of agrarian transition through the lens of…
Contesting land grabs, negotiating statehood: The politics of international accountability mechanisms and land disputes in rural Cambodia
In Cambodia, rural citizens embroiled in protracted land grabbing cases with the state and private companies are turning increasingly to international accountability mechanisms for resolution. This article applies the interlinked concepts of hybrid governance and legal pluralism to understand the prospects and limitations of ‘forum-shopping’ through appeals to international mechanisms for rural communities affected by land grabs. Drawing on inter…
Productive farmers and vulnerable food securers: Contradictions of Gender Expertise in International Food Security Discourse
With gender equality becoming a key feature of the global food security agenda, international organizations have produced a rich body of knowledge on gender. This paper argues that such gender expertise generates political effects through identity constructions, problem definitions and rationalities. We critically analyse 59 documents relating to gender and food security in the South written in international organizations between 2000 and 2018. O…
Gendered repertoires of contention: Women’s resistance, authoritarian state formation, and land grabbing in Cambodia
This article was named the winner of the 2020 Enloe Award. The committee commented:This article embodies the spirit of the Enloe Award in providing a feminist understanding of the everyday experiences and strategies of poor women’s social movements against the authoritarian regime in Cambodia. It traces the co-constitution of gendered formations of the state and women’s collective action through an account of four distinct types of “gendered repe…
Land for my children: Gendered moral economies, social reproduction and resistance against land grabs in rural Cambodia
This article elaborates the connections between women's roles in household and community social reproduction and their leadership in resistance against land dispossession. Drawing on interviews with women land activists in two rural provinces, situated in south and central Cambodia, it examines the beliefs and processes of meaning-making underpinning women's activism against state-sanctioned land acquisitions through an examination of the symbols…
State Hypermasculinity in World Politics
The relationship between escalating global crises and the contemporary rise of populist and authoritarian leaders has been the subject of growing scholarship within International Relations. Feminist International Relations research has been vital in emphasizing the need to interrogate masculinities as a critical link in explaining this conjuncture. However, much of this work—including feminist analyses—has primarily focused on the constitutive ef…
Sociology (6 works) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Cambodian History and Society (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Social science (4 works) · Agriculture (3 works) · Authoritarianism (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Law (3 works)