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9 works· latest 2022· 4 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0001-9073-6705

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Women and globalisation: challenges and opportunities facing construction workers in contemporary India2010 · 65 citations
Earning Their Keep and Keeping What They Earn: A Critique of Organizing Strategies for South Asian Women in the Informal Sector2004 · 55 citations
Gender and Globalization2008 · 45 citations
Navigating sticky floors and glass ceilings: Barriers and opportunities for women's employment in natural resources industries in Canada2021 · 26 citations
Women and Property in Urban India2011 · 20 citations

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Is a Mile for One a Mile for All?

World Bank, Washington, DC eBooks·2022·5 authors·book·Open access

6citations

Navigating sticky floors and glass ceilings: Barriers and opportunities for women's employment in natural resources industries in Canada

Natural Resources Forum·2021·2 authors

26citations

Women’s NGOs as intermediaries in development cooperation: findings from research in Tanzania

Development in Practice·2017·1 author

4citations

NGOs as intermediaries in post-disaster rural reconstruction: findings from research in India

Development in Practice·2015·1 author

5citations

Women and Property in Urban India

University of British Columbia Press eBooks·2011·1 author·book

20citations

Energy Services for the Urban Poor: NGO Participation in Slum Electrification in India

Environment and Planning C Government and Policy·2010·1 author

19citations

Women and globalisation: challenges and opportunities facing construction workers in contemporary India

Development in Practice·2010·1 author

65citations

Gender and Globalization

Labor Studies Journal·2008·1 author

45citations

Earning Their Keep and Keeping What They Earn: A Critique of Organizing Strategies for South Asian Women in the Informal Sector

Gender Work and Organization·2004·1 author

55citations