Book Chapters
Anthropogenic histories, affective geographies: The macaques of urban India
Multispecies ethnographies have begun to understand the sentient lives of nonhuman beings within increasingly human-dominated, ecological contexts of the Anthropocene, especially in India, where the close physical and emotional proximity of humans and macaques over centuries have led to intense interspecies behavioural exchanges and to slow, but irreversible, processes of synurbisation, wherein individual macaques have begun to adapt to urban ecologies.
Crafting new service workers: skill training, migration and employment in Bengaluru, India
This edited volume is a new edition of the previously published special issue of Third World Quarterly in which our article appeared.
Crafting new service workers: skill training, migration and employment in Bengaluru, India
This edited volume is a new edition of the previously published special issue of Third World Quarterly in which our article appeared.
Hans J. Specht: From a Purely Academic Association to Deep Understanding
The article describes the unique contributions of Prof Hans J. Specht, University of Heidelberg to the field of heavy ion collisions, nuclear fission, and medium modification of hadron properties, and electromagnetic radiations from quark-gluon plasma.
Climate Change, Integrity of India's land, how we need to prepare
This ebook examines India’s response to climate change, its plans to meet the increasing energy demand while maintaining climate goals, its efforts to protect people from heatwaves, and its development of weather models and early warning systems during storms.
It looks at India’s role in international climate negotiations and its efforts to preserve glaciers and river systems.