Janki Andharia

Publications​

ORCID Id: 0000-0003-0722-531X

  1. Andharia , J and Anand P (2025 eds. Forthcoming): Shifting Lands, Flowing Waters: Transboundary Water Governance and Risk Informed Planning, Springer, Singapore.
  2. Andharia J and Lavanya A S (2024 Forthcoming).  Building Bridges Over Troubled Waters: Towards Risk Informed Transboundary Water Governance in Andharia J and Anand P (eds) Shifting Lands, Flowing Waters: Transboundary Water Governance and Risk Informed Planning, Springer, Singapore.
  3. Andharia J et al (2024): Disregarding Risk, in The Great Nicobar Betrayal, curated by Pankaj Seksaria, A Frontline Publications, March, THG Publications Pvt Ltd. Pp 20-23. https://publications.thehindugroup.com/bookstore/Purchase
  4. Andharia, J., Puri, A., & Namboothiripad, A. (2023). Transforming Post-disaster Recovery: Participatory Mechanisms for Community Feedback and Responding to Government’s Real-time Data Needs with a Focus on Persons with Disability. The International Journal of Community and Social Development, 5(1), 47–70. https://doi.org/10.1177/25166026221150159
  5. Andharia, J and Lavanya Arvind (2023) “Vulnerability, Gender and Environmental Stress: Value Contestations in Sustainable Development Discourse”, in Shweta Prasad (ed) . Gender-Environment-and-Sustainable-Development-Challenges-and-Responses This was an invited paper. Routledge https://www.routledge.com/Gender-Environment-and-Sustainable-Development-Challenges-and-Responses/Prasad/p/book/9781032628417
  6. Andharia J. (2022) Vulnerability: its discursive and material nature in McGee, Tara K.  and Edmund C. Penning-Rowsell (eds). Routledge Handbook of Environmental Hazards and Society, Routledge. https://www.routledge.com/Routledge-Handbook-of-Environmental-Hazards-and-Society/McGee-Penning-Rowsell/p/book/9780367427146
  7. Andharia J ed (2020). Disaster Studies: Exploring Intersectionalities in Disaster Discourse book published by Springer Nature, Singapore. https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-981-32-9339-7?noAccess=true
  8. Andharia, J.(2020). Thinking about Disasters: A call for intersectionality and transdisciplinary in disaster studies in Andharia J (ed) Disaster Studies: Exploring Intersectionalities in Disaster Discourse,  Springer Nature, Singapore.
  9. Andharia, J.(2020). Blurred Boundaries, shared practices: Disaster studies and disaster management as an emerging discipline and a field of practice in Andharia (ed) Disaster Studies: Exploring Intersectionalities in Disaster Discourse, Springer Nature, Singapore. https://www.routledge.com/Democratic-Rural-Organizations-Thresholds-for-Evolution-in-Africa-and-Asia/Friis-Hansen-Andharia-Godfrey/p/book/9780367889821
  10. Andharia, J. (2020). One size fits all? Polemics of Disaster Management from the perspective of post Tsunami experiences of the Nicobar Islanders in Andharia (ed) Disaster Studies: Exploring Intersectionalities in Disaster Discourse, Springer Nature, Singapore. https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-981-32-9339-7_13
  11. Lakhani, V., and Andharia, J., (2020) Towards Measuring Resilience of Low-Income Settlements in Cities: The Case of Mumbai in Andharia J. (ed) Disaster Studies: Exploring Intersectionalities in Disaster Discourse, Springer Nature, Singapore (Pages 285-310). https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-981-32-9339-7_14
  12. Andharia, J. (2020). A Web of Vulnerabilities: Eco-fragility, poor livelihoods and cyclones in Sundarban Region, India in Andharia (ed) Disaster Studies: Exploring Intersectionalities in Disaster Discourse, Springer Nature, Singapore. https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-981-32-9339-7_17
  13. Fernandez L., Das, M., and Andharia,. J (2020) Cascading Vulnerabilities: Food Insecurity among women in disaster -prone areas in India in Andharia J. (ed) Disaster Studies: Exploring Intersectionalities in Disaster Discourse, Springer Nature, Singapore pp.313-335. https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-981-32-9339-7_15
  14. Andharia , J (2019-20) Disaster Management: Institutionalising Risk Informed Planning, in a special issue titled The Weather Report: The Crisis of Climate Change, IIC Quarterly, Volume 46, 3 & 4 Winter 2019 and Spring 2020.
  15. Andharia , J (2018) Guest Editor, “Understanding Recovery in Andaman and Nicobar Islands, South Asia Disasters Net, Special Issue No. 175, October 2018. Published by All India Disaster Mitigation Institute…file:///Users/jankiandharia/Downloads/175%20Snet%20Understanding%20Recovery%20in%20ANI.pdf
  16. Article Titled “Redefining Disaster Recovery – The Multi-dimensionality of the Idea of Recovery”, in “Understanding Recovery in Andaman and Nicobar Islands”, South Asia Disasters Net, Special Issue No. 175, October 2018, Pg. 4 to 6. Published by All India Disaster Mitigation Institute.
  17. Friis-Hansen, E,  Andharia J and Godfrey S (2018) Democratic Rural Organisations: Thresholds for Evolution in Africa and Asia, London, Routledge. https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/edit/10.4324/9781315473659/democratic-rural-organizations-esbern-friis-hansen-janki-andharia-suubi-godfrey
  18. Andharia J and Mathew T (2018) Common Property Resources and Environmental Justice in a World at Risk: What Kerala Has to Offer to Participatory Recovery and What It Can Learn, Social Science in Perspectives, Special Issue on Common Property and Citizens Rights: Issues of Reconstruction of Kerala, Vol.10, No.4: October-December 2018 and Vol.11, No.1:January – March 2019. pg. 408-433.[ISSN: 0975-5497].
  19. Andharia J (2018) Guest Editor, “Understanding Recovery in Andaman and Nicobar Islands, South Asia Disasters Net, Special Issue No. 175, October 2018. Published by All India Disaster Mitigation Institute.
  20. Andharia J and Joshi P (2016) Review of Navi Mumbai Disaster Management Plan. A study commissioned by Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation and UNDP. A Report. Published by TISS.
  21. Andharia J (2017) The Potential of Regional Integration in Disaster Risk Management and Risk Reduction (Special Report on ASEAN-India Strategic Relations), Diplomatist, 17 (Special edition) 48-51, 2017. https://diplomatist.com/category/special-reports/
  22. Andharia J (2017) Disaster Management in IORA: Traversing Rhetoric and Reality” (March 2017) in the Diplomatist magazine of the Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA) for its 20th Anniversary celebration to be released at the first IORA Leaders’ Summit in Jakarta, Indonesia, on 7 March 2017. The theme of the Summit, inaugurated by H.E. Joko Widow, the President of Indonesia, was “Strengthening Maritime Cooperation for a Peaceful, Stable, and Prosperous Indian Ocean”.
  23. John Paulraj and Janki Andharia (2015) Resilience of Indigenous Peoples to Disasters: An Exploration of Practices of Konyak Community, Nagaland, European Scientific Journal (ESJ), Special Edition Vol.1, June  http://eujournal.org/index.php/esj/article/view/5718
  24. “Humanitarian Logistics: A missing link in Disaster Management and Practice”, in Strategic Disaster Risk Management in Asia (eds), Huong Ha, Lalitha S. Fernando and Amir Mahmood published by Springer, London, 2015.
  25. Factors that Influence Post-Disaster Housing Designs, Journal of the Indian Institute of Architects, pp. 19-12, October 2014.
  26. “Changing Landscape of Disasters in India” in Geography and You, Special Issue on Disasters: Emerging Perspectives, Vol 3, Issue 83, March-April, 2014 p.4- 9. 16.
  27. All for the want of a horse shoe nail”, an article on humanitarian logistics in the newspaper The Hindu, Chennai edition on 19th July, 2013. http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/op-ed/all-for-the-want-of-a-horseshoenail/article4928677.ece#comments
  28. Andharia J (2013).“Vulnerability and Disasters: Conceptual contours of a people-centred view”, (2013) A chapter in an book (edited S Parasuraman and Unnikrishnan) titled ‘India Disasters Report II’, Oxford University Press, Delhi, pp. 20-33. https://global.oup.com/academic/product/india-disasters-report-ii-9780198090410?cc=us&lang=en&
  29. Monica Marie Alzate, Andharia J Gina Agnes N. Chowa, Marie Weil, and Alison Doernberg (2013).Women and Leadership in Development, Planning, Organizing, and Social Change, in (Ed Marie Weil, The Handbook of Community Practice, Second Edition. Sage Publications, Thousand Oaks, California, USA. pp. 653-681. https://search.worldcat.org/title/The-handbook-of-community-practice/oclc/809851672
  30. Uma V and Andharia J (2012). Chronic Poverty Amid Growth: Insights from Long-Term Poverty Trajectories: Young Lives, Working Paper 84, Published November 20, 2012, Oxford University. (co-author). https://www.younglives.org.uk/sites/default/files/wp84-chronic-poverty-amid-growth%20.pdf
  31. Andharia J and Hardikar N (2012) “Community Organisation and Community Research: Women’s struggle for food security in India”, in  Community Research for Participation: From theory to Practice a book (edited Lisa Goodson and Jenny Phillimore) , Policy Press Bristol UK. , Chapter 16, pp. 253-267
  32. Andharia J  (2011). “Sustainable Livelihoods: tribal Island Eco-systems” in Risk Returns, pp.149-151, Tudor Rose, UNISDR. An edited volume. https://digital.tudor-rose.co.uk/risk-returns/#
  33. Andharia J  (2011). “Fieldwork Education in Community Organization: Privileging the Process of Political Engagement”, Community Development Journal, Vol. 46, Issue 1, Pp. i96-i116, 2011. https://academic.oup.com/cdj/article-abstract/46/suppl_1/i96/370073?redirectedFrom=PDF
  34. JTCDM Working Paper Series (Editor since 2007). Four papers are brought out every quarter after peer review. Twelve papers published.
  35. Andharia J and Lakhani V (2010). “Towards Disaster Resilience Index for Vulnerable Communities in Mumbai”, JTCDM Working Paper No. 12, JTCDM, Mumbai, February 2010. https://www.academia.edu/39462541/Towards_Disaster_Resilience_Index_for_Vulnerable_Communities_in_Mumbai
  36. Andharia J  (2009).“Critical Explorations of Community Organization in India”, Community Development Journal, Special Issue, Vol. 44, No.3, Oxford Journal, UK, July 2009, pp. 276-290.
  37. Andharia J  and Sunil DS (2009). “Higher Education in Disaster Management: The TISS Experience”, Asian Journal of Environment and Disaster Management, Japan, Vol. 1, 2009, pp. 79-91.
  38. Andharia J (2009). “Vulnerability in Disaster Discourse: A Conceptual Review”, JTCDM Working Paper Number 6, February.
  39. Andharia J  (2008).“Polemics of Disaster Management and Development: Post Tsunami Experiences of the Nicobari Islanders”, at TISS”, JTCDM Working Paper Number 6, August.
  40. Andharia J and Sunil DS (2007) “Curriculum Building in Disaster Management: A Process Document of Evolving a Masters’ Programme at TISS”, JTCDM Working Paper Number 2, August 2007.
  41. Andharia J, Bidisha Fouzdar and Mohan Rao (2007).“The Nicobar Islands: A Long Way to Go”, JTCDM Working Paper Number 1, May.
  42. Andharia J (2007).“Reconceptualizing Community Organization in India: A Transdisciplinary Perspective”, in Interdisciplinary Community Development: International Perspective, edited by Alice K Johnson Butterfield, Yossi Kaazim – Korosy, Haworth Press, USA 2007. A Book
  43. Andharia J  (2006).“Laws and Environment: Coastal Regulation Zone”, pp. 211-234. In Mumbai Vision 2015: Agenda for Urban Renewal, ed. By R. Swaminathan & Jaya Goyal, Macmillan, Mumbai 2006.
  44. Andharia J  (2003)“Disaster Risk Reduction through Development Orientation in Disaster Management: The Significance of People’s Participation in India”, in Sahni, P. and M. Ariyabandhu (eds.), Disaster Risk Reduction in South Asia, Prentice Hall.
  45. Andharia J  (2002).”Institutionalising Community Participation: The Challenge in Disaster Management Practice”, Indian Journal of Social Work, special issue edited by Surinder Jaswal, Vol.63, Issue No.2.
  46. Andharia J  (2002). “Institutional Response to Disasters: Changing Contours of the Role of an Academic Institution”, Indian Journal of Social Work, special issue edited by Surinder Jaswal, Vol.63, Issue No.2.
  47. Andharia J (2002). “Infrastructure Projects: R&R in Urban Areas”, EIA Quarterly, Issues 10 &11, pp.19-21, 32, March 2001.
  48. Andharia J (2000). “Imperatives of Globalisation: Challenges for Social Work Educators” in 7th Biannual European IUCISD Conference on Social Work and Social Development: New Trends in the Changing Europe, Riga, Lativa: Attistiba, September 2000 (edited by Prof. (Dr.) Lydia Shilneva and Prof.Roar Sundby). A book
  49. Andharia J and Parikh Alka (2000). “Integrating the Environment Agenda in Development Intervention” in Social Work Review, Special Issue on Social Work Profession, Faculty of Social Work, Vadodara, May.
  50. Acharya S, Sharma, RN and Andharia J  (1998).“Social Fabric in Mauritius, Phase I”, A workshop report published in the form of a book by Mauritius Research Council, September 1998.
  51. Andharia J (1998). “Environment Movements: Global Issues and Indian Reality”, Indian Journal of Social Work, Vol. 59, No. 1, Jan 1998, Part II.
  52. The above article was also published in a book titled “Towards People-Centered Development (Part-II), edited by M. Desai et al, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, 1998.
  53. Andharia J (1996).“Responding to Emergencies and Disasters: Enhancing the Relevance of Social Work Curriculum”, Kayakalp, Vol 1, No. 2. January –June 1996. (Centre for Educational Innovation, IIM, Ahmedabad).
  54. Andharia J and Bhide A (1994).“Tribals in Bombay”, Maharashtra Times, 17th April.
  55. Andharia J (1994).Book Review: Title of Book: Environmental Problems in Third World Cities, by J. Haardoy, et. al in International Journal of Environmental Studies, Vol. 46, No. 2-3 (1994).
  56. Panwalkar VG and Andharia J (1987). “The Chawls in Politics of Urban Management”, Vol. I (ed.) by Jean Claude Lavigne, Publisher: Economics et Humanisme, Ministry of Research, France.