In the mountain regions of northern Pakistan, pasture-based animal husbandry is a
substantial element of people's livelihood. To study the implications of herding strategies on …

Fly-in fly-out/drive-in drive-out rotational work regimes have become common practice in
resource extraction projects globally. Over the last 15–20 years, scholars have increasingly …

Growing attention has been directed by South African commuter rights groups towards the
incidence of sexual violence experienced by women when commuting in minibus taxis …

This article engages cross-species intersectionality and emotional political ecology to
evaluate a dairy extension service that ran in Punjab and Sindh, Pakistan, between 2012 …

Theories of the gift agree that social relations are (re) generated through gift-giving between
groups and individuals. Landscape studies have also shown how people weave relations …

Purpose This paper aims to describe the lived experiences of modern urban mothers in
Pakistan as they navigate shared motherhood responsibilities with family elders. This paper …

Moving 'in'and 'out'of places and spaces is an act that is embodied, emotive, relational, and
deeply political. The ability–or not–to be mobile is a source of advantage and inclusion or …

This article explores the correspondence between walking, caring, gaining respectability,
and progressing towards Allah among the herders and farmers of the Shimshal Valley in the …

Shimshal is one of the valleys in Karakoram most favourably endowed with pasture
resources. The pastures are a major asset of the community and a stable feature of …

This thesis examines how “food talk”–or talking about food–is used by members of a rural
community in mountainous northern Pakistan called Shimshal to articulate identities to both …