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Geographically, my direct and indirect global research projects has been in Bolivia's Quinoa & indigenous peoples, Brazil Amazon's non-timber forest products, Zimbabwe's Mapfungausti forest, Colombia's joint land titling in Cauca region, Uganda's Bwindi forest and relocation of Batwa pygmy, Nepal's community forest management, Indonesia's tropical deforestation, tribal India forest rights, extractive resources, oil palm vs shifting cultivation, agroforestry and nomadic pastoralism, and recently collaborated on gender, energy and sustainability issue in Mexico. ​

I am working on a manuscript about forest and conservation in Indigenous territories based on my extensive field work research covering all over tribal India with a complementary studies from Indonesia, Uganda, Brazil, Bolivia and Colombia.
PEER-REVIEWED INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL ARTICLES  (selected of five years)

2019. Bose, P. Oil palm vs. shifting cultivation for indigenous peoples: Analyzing Mizoram's New Land Use Policy. Land Use Policy, 81:115-123.
2017.   Bose, P. Land tenure and forest rights of rural and indigenous women in Latin America: Empirical research. Women’s Studies International Forum, 65: 1-8.
2017.   Bose, P., et al. Women’s rights to land and communal forest tenure: A way forward for research and policy agenda in Latin America Women’s Studies International Forum, 65: 53:60.
2017. Bose, P. Climate adaptation: Marginal populations in the vulnerable regions. Climate and Development, 9 (6): 575-578.
2016. Ravera, F., I. Iniesta-Arandia, B. Martín-López, U. Pascual, and P. Bose. Gender perspectives in resilience, vulnerability and adaptation to global environmental change. AMBIO 45 (S3): 235-247.
2015. Bose, P. India’s dryland agroforestry: A ten-year analysis of gender and social diversity, tenure and climate variability. International Forestry Review 17 (S4): 82-97.


EDITED VOLUMES 

2018. Velazquez, M., Vasquez, V.,  Bose, P., and Luca, A. Género, energia y sustentabilidad, Mexico, CRIM/UNAM
(English translation: Gender, Energy and Sustainability) ISBN: 978-607-30-0999-7
​2016. Bose, P., van Dijk, H. (Eds.). Dryland Forests: Management, Gender and Social Diversity in Asia and Africa. Switzerland, Springer Publication. ISBN 978-3-319-19405-9.
​2014. Bose, P. and Savyasachi. (Eds.). Landscaping Actually: Forests to Farms through a Gender Lens.  E-book Communication on global Forest and integrating gender, Cali.
2012. Bose, P. Forest rights: The micro-politics of decentralisation and forest tenure reform in tribal India. Pages xvi+185. ISBN 978-94-6173-273-6. (http://edepot.wur.nl/212101);

GUEST EDITOR FOR SPECIAL ISSUES 
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2017. Bose, P. (Ed.), Latin American women’s access to farmland and communal forests. Special Section in Women’s Studies International Forum, 65
  1. Land tenure and forest rights of rural and indigenous women in Latin America: Empirical Evidence. Purabi Bose
  2. Gender empowerment in Gran Chaco. Susana Lastarria-Cornhiel, Veronica Villasenor, Zulema Barahona, Leticia Orti 
  3. The gender dynamics of conditional cash transfers and small holding farming in Calakmul, Mexico Claudia Radel, Birgit Schmook, Nora Haenn, Lisa Green
  4. Amazon entrepreneurs: Women's economic empowerment and the potential for more sustainable land use practices. Denyse Mello, Marianne Schmink
  5. Challenges for women's participation in communal forests: Experiences from Nicaragua's indigenous territories. [Open Access] Kristen Evans, Selmira Flores, Anne M Larson, Roberto Marchena, Pillar Muller, Alejandro Pikitle 
  6. Gender, local governance and non timber forest products. The use and management of Sartureja macrostema in Oaxaca's central valley, Mexico Veronica Vasquez-Garcia, Tomas Ortega-Ortega
  7. Women's rights to land and communal forest tenure: A way forward for research and policy agenda in Latin America [Open Access]  Purabi Bose, Anne M Larson, Susana Lastarria-Cornhiel, Claudia Radel, Marianne Schmink,  Birgit Schmook, Veronica Vasquez-Garcia

2017. Bose, P. (Ed.) Climate adaptation: Marginalized populations and vulnerable regions. Climate and Development journal, (s1) Virtual Special Issue Open Access
  1. Bose, P. (2017). Climate adaptation: marginal populations in the vulnerable regions. Climate and Development 
  2. Beckman, M., & Nguyen, T. V. M. (2016). Upland development, climate-related risk and institutional conditions for adaptation in Vietnam. Climate and Development, .
  3.  Golden, D., Audet, C., & Smith, P. (2015). "Blue-Ice": Framing climate change and reframing climate change adaptation from the indigenous peoples' perspective in the northern boreal forest of Ontario, Canada. Climate and Development.
  4. Jiao, X., & Moinuddin, H. (2016). Operationalising analysis of micro-level climate change vulnerability and adaptation. Climate and Development.
  5. Macchi, M., Gurung, A. M., & Hoermann, B. (2015). Community perceptions and responses to climate variability and change in the Himalayas. Climate and Development.

2016. Ravera, F., I. Iniesta-Arandia, B. Martín-López, U. Pascual, and P. Bose. Gender perspectives in resilience, vulnerability and adaptation to global environmental change. Ambio 45, Supplement 3


BOOK CHAPTERS

Forthcoming (2022) Bose, P.  Films as Human Rights: Through a Lens of Indigenous Peoples' Forest Food. In Ed. Vol Weernart, B. 'Applied Human Rights' Wageningen Academic Publisher. 
2020 Bose, P. Forest foods for tribal in selected regions of India and their sustainability. In Ed. Vol. Prakash, J et al. 'Nutritional and Health Aspects of Traditional and Ethnic Foods' Elsevier Publications
2018.  Bose, P. India's Right to Food Act: Human Rights for Tribal Communities' Forest Food. In Ed. Vol. Urazbaeva, A., Szaikowska, A., Wernaart, B., Franssens, N.T., and Vaskoska, R.S. 'The Functional Field of Food Law'  pp. 55-72. Wageningen Academic Press. ISBN 978-90-8686-334-1.
2016, van Dijk, H and Bose, P. Dryland landscapes: Forest management, gender and social diversity in Asia and Africa. In Ed. Vol. P. Bose and van Dijk H. (Eds.). Dryland Forests: Management, Gender and Social Diversity in Asia and Africa. Switzerland, Springer Publication. ISBN 978-3-319-19405-9.

Scientific Reviewer for International Journals
(Active list for 2018)
  • AMBIO
  • Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability
  • Environment and Management
  • Environmental Sociology
  • Environment, Development and Sustainability
  • Forests, Trees and Livelihoods
  • Human Ecology
  • International Forestry Review
  • Land Use Policy
  • Latin American Business Review
  • Regional Environmental Change
  • The Journal of Legal Pluralism and Unofficial Law
  • Women’s Studies International Forum ​
Academic Lectures (a selected few)

2018   University of Copenhagen. Post-graduate course on 'Practicing Interdisciplinarity' Lecture with docu films
2018    UNAM/CRIM, Mexico City: for contributors of ed. Vol.        Renewable Energy in Mexico: Gender (March)
2017    UNAM, Mexico for regional Writeshop on environment and gender junior scientists (October)
2016 & ‘17      Wageningen University’s Food Law course on the Right to Food in India (November)
2014    University of Colombia, Bogota: for MSc students on agri-food and seed sovereignty – Colombian national agrarian strikes related to Law 9.70 (July)
​2014    Dejusticia’s 2nd action-research international workshop, Bogota: Keynote lecture on agri-land tenure policy reform for young human right advocates (November)
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