Jennifer Langill

Jennifer Langill

@jlangill.bsky.social

Feminist geography, critical development, human-environment & political ecology. she/her

852 Followers 843 Following 38 Posts Joined Sep 2023
3 months ago

This paper was so much fun to write as it was my first time writing across two very different research sites (technically my second time, book chapter will be coming soon!). Thank you to the reviewers who pushed me on this and helped make this passion project come to life

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A Feminist Political Ecology of Where Water “Should” and “Should Not” Be: Insights from Northern Thailand and Amazonian Peru In this era of profound environmental change and destructive environmental hazards, much of the media and academic discussion focuses on where water “should not be”—referring to extreme flood event...

New article alert! Very happy to share my latest paper in The Professional Geographer, “A feminist political ecology of where water ‘should’ and ‘should not’ be: Insights from northern Thailand and Amazonian Peru” 💦🌏 doi.org/10.1080/0033...

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Lecturer in Development Economics | King's College London

My department is hiring for a Lecturer in Development Economics to cover for a research leave. If you or anyone you know is interested, do apply and come join our great environment! Don’t hesitate to get in touch with any questions.

www.kcl.ac.uk/jobs/125725-...

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Powerful Russia quake triggers tsunamis that hit Japan and Hawaii | East Asia Tonight (Jul 30) YouTube video by CNA

Our very own Dr Ye Liu on Channel News Asia discussing China’s latest child subsidy policy.

The Childcare Subsidy Assistance Fund will provide direct cash transfers for all children under the age of three and is aimed at addressing declining fertility rates.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVcu...

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7 months ago

Friends and colleagues, I am now based in the UK as I have joined the fantastic Department of International Development at King’s College London. What a great collegial and energizing research environment! Please get in touch whenever passing through London!

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7 months ago

In this paper we consider how we can advance human and policy dimensions of hazards research by integrating insights from feminist approaches to the “everyday”

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The everyday of inundation: livelihoods and lifeways dimensions of flooding experience in Amazonian Peru It is widely recognised that social differences are (re)produced through environmental hazards, yet feminist foundations remain relatively absent from critical hazards scholarship. In this paper, w...

Thrilled to share my latest paper, co-authored with Christian Abizaid titled “The everyday of inundation: livelihoods and lifeways dimensions of flooding experience in Amazonian Peru”. Available open access here: doi.org/10.1080/1747...

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Canadian university teachers warned against travelling to the United States | CBC News The Canadian Association of University Teachers says it released updated travel advice today due to the "political landscape" created by the Trump administration and reports of some Canadians encounte...

www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

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YCAR Postdoctoral Fellowship in Asian Studies · York Centre for Asian Research The York Centre for Asian Research (YCAR) invites applications for a one-year Postdoctoral Fellowship in Asian or Asian Diaspora Studies beginning 01 September 2025. We seek a scholar whose research a...

Colleagues specializing in Asian Studies, fantastic postdoc opportunity at York U!
www.yorku.ca/research/yca...

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It’s a beautiful day to research #migration! Background for my interviews today in Luang Prabang

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1 year ago
Journal of Political Ecology

We've made it to this platform too! Follow us to get the latest cutting-edge political ecology contributions (all OA with ZERO corporate profit)- and occasional rants against corporate publishing : journals.librarypublishing.arizona.edu/jpe/ @pollenetwork.bsky.social

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Selling extinction: The politics of cheetah conservation in Namibia : “Cheetah capital of the world”

My dissertation is published! 🎉🎉🎉

#politicalecology #Academicbluesky #sociology #geography #geopolitics #conservation #phddone #cheetahs #politicaleconomy #cats #anthropology

research.wur.nl/en/publicati...

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Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers | RGS Journal | Wiley Online Library Click on the title to browse this issue

Honoured to be part of the themed intervention on #mapping in Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers. I wrote on mapping collections, colleagues touched on Palestine, Black geographies, & other prescient issues. #mapping #maps #geography

rgs-ibg.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/14755661...

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1 year ago

This bill still has to go through the House and get the governor’s signature, all of which is very likely. It is deeply unpopular across the state. Please help us raise hell about it.

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1 year ago

Lots of great working coming our way from Historical Geography! If you've let your HGSG @geographers.bsky.social membership lapse, make sure you re-up by Tuesday when I send our early access information to @univnebpress.bsky.social.

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1 year ago

In this paper, we propose three pillars of feminist livelihood studies to advance debates in the field: 1) integrating postcolonial and decolonial perspectives 2) social relational and intersectional analyses 3) incorporating environmental considerations and feminist political ecology #geosky

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Feminist livelihood studies: Mapping future directions Feminist approaches to livelihoods deeply enrich development studies by focusing on gender, social difference, intrahousehold considerations, and other manifestations of power. In this paper, we sugg...

🚨 Publication alert! 🚨
“Feminist livelihood studies: Mapping future directions” co-authored with the wonderful Ann M. Oberhauser and published in Geographical Research doi.org/10.1111/1745...

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1 year ago

Just a horrific week. As a Kansan, my heart breaks for those lost on DC flight. As a scientist 🧪, funding freezes & stop work orders make me fear for future. As researcher working internationally, destruction of USAID is tragic. And as a human being, anti-DEI and anti-trans orders are enraging 🤬

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1 year ago

Was hoping to spend my Sunday selling Girl Scout cookies with my daughter. Instead I'm trying to find and download Federal datasets and reports on climate change, trade and foreign aid so I can actually teach and research on these topics. USDA Climate Hubs still up for now - grab info while you can!

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1 year ago
maybe 250 words describing status 250-ish social justice words smaller text -- 400 words on social justice and gender? And another 150 or so on race

The number of people surprised by the long list of words NSF is targeting makes me think many of you all have not seen this: www.commerce.senate.gov/services/fil...

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Nominations are open until 2/20 for the Feminist Geography annual awards! Get your nominations in and help us spread the word! @lbnaylor.bsky.social @spaceforpeace.bsky.social @patriciaehrkamp.bsky.social (don’t know who else is on here!)

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1 year ago

Karen Bakker: Honouring a Sharp Mind, Fierce Intellect, Thought Pioneer, Heart-Led Scientist and Friend

Moving memorial & tribute to the life and work of Karen Bakker

#Water #Geography

www.water-alternatives.org/index.php/al...

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1 year ago

Just a normal day in a country with free speech and universities whose faculty have freedom of thought

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1 year ago

This looks awesome! I can't wait to dive in.

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1 year ago

Thank you, Meghan!

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1 year ago

Enjoy reading this diverse and important set of papers. Please contact me if you do not have access to any of them. Thank you to all of the authors, my co-editor Ann, the editors at GPC, and everyone who participated in the many conversations and conference sessions that were part of this project!

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Emotions and gendered experiences of livelihood migration: memos from Nicaragua and Guatemala With increasingly difficult conditions for smallholder agricultural production, labor migration is an essential component of livelihoods for many rural families in the Global South. This migration ...

Last is “Emotions and gendered experiences of livelihood migration: memos from Nicaragua and Guatemala” by Claudia Radel, Lindsey Carte, Richard L. Johnson, and Birgit Schmook tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/0966369X.2023.2249251

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Gendered livelihoods and the adoption of climate-smart agricultural practices in Nigeria Feminist research maintains that livelihood activities are socially differentiated. While gendered unevenness in livelihood opportunities may condition the agricultural adaptive capacities of male-...

Fourth is “Gendered livelihoods and the adoption of climate-smart agricultural practices in Nigeria” by Chukwudi Charles Olumba and Cynthia Nneka Olumba tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/0966369X.2024.2338394

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‘I shouldn’t have to do this alone’: intersectional livelihoods and single Hmong women in Thailand Feminist livelihood literature has demonstrated the centrality of gender and other forms of social difference in defining the experiences of making a living. However, to date critical livelihood an...

Third is my own paper, “‘I shouldn’t have to do this alone’: Intersectional livelihoods and single Hmong women in Thailand.” More to come on this research soon! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/0966369X.2023.2171967

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Gendered livelihood impacts and responses to an invasive, transboundary weed in a rural Ethiopian community Gender as unequal power relations intersects with global environmental change threatening agriculture-based livelihoods, including land degradation, increasing climate variability, and invasive ali...

Second is “Gendered livelihood impacts and responses to an invasive, transboundary weed in a rural Ethiopian community” by Maria Elisa Christie, Daniel Sumner, Lidya A. Chala, and Wondi Mersie tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/0966369X.2023.2294257

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