C M Pratheepa

• Male migration and the transformation of gendered agriculture work

  Open Access•Rupert Raj, Padmaja Ravula et al.•ARTICLE•Gender Place & Culture•2025•Referências: 51

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  Male migration among agriculture-dependent households has emerged as an important livelihood strategy for coping with poverty, food insecurity, climate change, and several other risks and shocks in the Global South. Emerging research on the impacts of male migration on women’s agency, especially in agricultural production and decision-making, paints a one-size-fits-all picture. This paper, through a comparative, qualitative analysis of the implic…

• The socio-ecological contradictions of land degradation and coastal agriculture in south India

  Open Access•C M Pratheepa, Rupert Raj et al.•ARTICLE•Environment and Planning E Nature…•2023•Referências: 42

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  This paper examines the drivers and impacts of degradation of agricultural land in a village in a South Indian coastal delta. Drawing on insights from political economy and political ecology scholarship, it argues that there is a dialectical relation between land degradation and social inequalities, i.e. the biophysical degeneration of land is not only caused by human and environmental factors but it also generates social contradictions which fur…

• The socio-ecological contradictions of land degradation and coastal agriculture in south India

  Open Access•C M Pratheepa, Rupert Raj et al.•ARTICLE•Environment and Planning E Nature…•2023•Referências: 42

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  This paper examines the drivers and impacts of degradation of agricultural land in a village in a South Indian coastal delta. Drawing on insights from political economy and political ecology scholarship, it argues that there is a dialectical relation between land degradation and social inequalities, i.e. the biophysical degeneration of land is not only caused by human and environmental factors but it also generates social contradictions which fur…

• Male migration and the transformation of gendered agriculture work

  Open Access•Rupert Raj, Padmaja Ravula et al.•ARTICLE•Gender Place & Culture•2025•Referências: 51

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  Male migration among agriculture-dependent households has emerged as an important livelihood strategy for coping with poverty, food insecurity, climate change, and several other risks and shocks in the Global South. Emerging research on the impacts of male migration on women’s agency, especially in agricultural production and decision-making, paints a one-size-fits-all picture. This paper, through a comparative, qualitative analysis of the implic…

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