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Jhum’s Stubborn Roots: Misunderstood Science, Curious Persistence

Posted on January 28, 2026January 16, 2026 by CASAS

CASAS’ member Amit John Kurien has published an chapter in the report Community Involvement in Conservation and Livelihood Initiatives in the Eastern Himalayas Reflections on Practices and Policies. Abstract: Post-Independence efforts by the Indian agricultural science community and the state to curb jhum (shifting cultivation) in Northeast India. It took place primarily in the hill…

Rural Transformation in India: What can we learn from village studies?

Posted on January 22, 2026January 16, 2026 by CASAS

C.R Yadu, CASAS’ member, has published a Working Paper in CSE Working Paper. Abstract: This article examines rural transformation in India through a review of longitudinal village studies conducted over the past three decades. It argues that rural India is not undergoing structural transformation in the classical sense. While labour is steadily moving out of…

Palawan and Sabah in the oil palm frontier: undocumented Filipino migrant workers and the social reproduction of labour

Posted on January 12, 2026January 6, 2026 by CASAS

CASAS’ member Carlo John B. Arceo has published with Diana Peters this article in The Journal of Peasant Studies. Abstract: This article analyses the social reproduction of undocumented migrant workers within a stringent labour regime in an enclosed Malaysian oil palm plantation. It illustrates how capital and institutions tolerate irregular migration, creating an intergenerational labour…

Living with Fire: Relational Approach to Fire in the Uttarakhand Himalaya

Posted on January 8, 2026January 6, 2026 by CASAS

Kapil Yadav, CASAS’ member, has published an article in International Journal of the Commons. Abstract: Changing fire regimes amidst the planetary ecological crisis demand a rethinking of human-fire relationships. This rethinking has led to growing calls for moving away from anti-fire strategies and recognising the necessity of living with fire. Focusing on the Uttarakhand Himalaya,…

Turn the Tide – Filipino Oil Palm Migrant Workers in Sabah

Posted on December 16, 2025December 16, 2025 by CASAS

CASAS’ member Carlo Arceo has created a short animation based on his doctoral project. Abstract: The research explores the intersection of agrarian squeeze, irregular migration, and labor and border regimes in two agrarian frontiers in Southeast Asia. The animation follows the journey of a six-member migrant household from Palawan, Philippines, who irregularly cross the maritime…

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