Katy Gardner | Academic Influence

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Katy Gardner is affiliated with the following schools: London School of Economics, University of Sussex, University of Cambridge

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According to Wikipedia, Katy Gardner is a British author and anthropologist, best known for her novel Losing Gemma, which was turned into a two-part miniseries for ITV1 in 2006. Gardner is a graduate of Cambridge University who undertook her doctoral research at the London School of Economics. As well as being the author of four novels, she was for some years a Professor of Social Anthropology at Sussex University.

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Katy Gardner's Published Works

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Published Works

Anthropology, Development, And The Post-Modern Challenge (1996) (418)
Global Migrants, Local Lives: Travel and Transformation in Rural Bangladesh (1996) (274)
Age, Narrative and Migration: The Life Course and Life Histories of Bengali Elders in London (2002) (194)
Desh-Bidesh - Sylheti images of home and away (1993) (146)
Transnational Migration and the Study of Children: An Introduction (2012) (107)
Migration, modernity and social transformation in South Asia (2003) (104)
Transnational households and ritual : an overview (87)
Introduction: Transnational Households and Ritual: An overview (2002) (65)
Discordant Development: Global Capitalism and the Struggle for Connection in Bangladesh (2012) (59)
Keeping connected: security, place, and social capital in a `Londoni' village in Sylhet (2008) (58)
Death of a migrant: transnational death rituals and gender among British Sylhetis (2002) (55)
Dominant Paradigms Overturned or ‘Business as Usual’? Development Discourse and the White Paper on International Development (2000) (50)
The transnational work of kinship and caring: Bengali–British marriages in historical perspective (2006) (50)
‘My Away is Here’: Place, Emplacement and Mobility amongst British Bengali Children (2012) (48)
Anthropology and Development: Challenges for the Twenty-First Century (2015) (45)
Death, burial and bereavement amongst Bengali Muslims in Tower Hamlets, East London (1998) (38)
Lives in Motion (2009) (38)
Mullahs, Migrants, Miracles: Travel and Transformation in Sylhet (1993) (38)
Elusive partnerships: gas extraction and CSR in Bangladesh (2012) (36)
Place, social protection and migration in Bangladesh: a Londoni village in Biswanath (2006) (31)
Degrees of Separation: Informal Social Protection, Relatedness and Migration in Biswanath, Bangladesh (2009) (27)
'A good death' during the Covid-19 pandemic in the UK: a report on key findings and recommendations (2020) (25)
International migration and the rural context in Sylhet (1992) (25)
Songs At the River's Edge: Stories From a Bangladeshi Village (1997) (22)
Narrating Location: Space, Age and Gender among Bengali Elders in East London (1999) (20)
Dispossession by ‘Development’: Corporations, Elites and NGOs in Bangladesh (2016) (19)
Women and Islamic Revivalism in a Bangladeshi Community (1998) (19)
The perfect size: perceptions of and influences on body image and body size in young Somali women living in Liverpool a qualitative study. (2010) (16)
‘Good’ and ‘Bad’ deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic: insights from a rapid qualitative study (2021) (15)
Chevron's gift of CSR: moral economies of connection and disconnection in a transnational Bangladeshi village (2015) (14)
The historical conflict between caring and professionalization: a dilemma for nursing. (1992) (13)
Location and Relocation: Home 'The Field' and anthropological ethics (Sylhet Bangladesh) (1999) (12)
The path to happiness? (2015) (12)
Land, ‘Development’ and ‘Security’ in Bangladesh and India: An Introduction (2016) (10)
Field of Dreams: Imagining Development and Un-Development at a Gas Field in Sylhet (2014) (10)
Disconnect Development:: Imagining Partnership and Experiencing Detachment in Chevron’s Borderlands (2016) (7)
We demand work! ‘Dispossession’, patronage and village labour in Bibiyana, Bangladesh (2018) (7)
THE FORGOTTEN PEOPLE: Carers in three minority ethnic communities in Southwark. (1991) (6)
Mixed Messages: Contested ‘Development’ and the ‘Plantation Rehabilitation Project’ (1997) (6)
Transnational households and ritual - special issue, edited by K. Gardner and R. Grillo (2002) (5)
Age, Narrative and Migration (2020) (5)
‘Our Own Poor’: Transnational charity, development gifts, and the politics of suffering in Sylhet and the UK (2018) (4)
Arguing with the Crocodile - Gender and Class in Banladesh - With,S (1994) (3)
Transnational migration and the study of children - special issue, edited by Katy Gardner (2012) (3)
Social protection and internal migration in Bangladesh: supporting the poorest (2007) (2)
Partnership or PR ? Chevron in Bangladesh Partnership or PR ? Chevron in Bangladesh (2013) (1)
Migration and the Life Course: Some Bangladeshi cases (2010) (1)
Lost and Abandoned: Spatial Precarity and Displacement in Dhaka, Bangladesh (2022) (1)
Parternship or PR? : Chevron in Bangladesh. (2012) (1)
Women's Histories: The Transnational Work of Kinship and Caring (2020) (1)
A well woman clinic in an inner-city general practice. (1983) (1)
Tendering out general practice is bad for doctors—and patients (2012) (1)
Christian approach to whole-person medicine (1989) (0)
The gift and the oil company : CSR comes to Bangladesh (2010) (0)
PROJECTED DISTRIBUTION OF TEXAS MOUSE ( PEROMYSCUS ATTWATERI ) UNDER PAST AND FUTURE CLIMATE CONDITIONS (2017) (0)
Multinational extractive industries and CSR : lessons from Bangladesh (2011) (0)
THE FORGOTTEN PEOPLE (1991) (0)
South Asia Multidisciplinary Academic Journal, 13 | 2016 (2019) (0)
Community relations and the Bibyana gas field : a discussion document (2010) (0)
Women general practitioners. (1979) (0)
Fast-Footed Sylhetis (2013) (0)
Ageing Bodies: Dependency, Ambivalence and Protest (2020) (0)
Transnationalism and the Transformation of ‘Home’ by ‘Abroad’ in Sylhet, Bangladesh (2013) (0)
Why not organize a health fair in your practice (1985) (0)
The Final Journey: Death, Ritual and Return to the Desh 1 (2020) (0)
DOMICILIARY MEDICAL PRACTICE IN AN INDIGENT POPULATION (2017) (0)
Identity, Age and Masculinity amongst Bengali Elders in East London (2019) (0)
Walking sticks and wheelchairs: the political economy of ageing amongst Bengali elders in London (2002) (0)
Cool Yourself and Be Strong: Emotional Fixes in the Work of Bangladeshi Marriage Advisers (2022) (0)
Two Elders (2020) (0)
Postnatal care — who cares? (1985) (0)
The oil company : partnership and the moralities of giving and receiving : corporate community engagement comes to Bangladesh (2013) (0)
Cancer—a Stress Disease? (1984) (0)
Bibiyana : local livelihoods, poverty and the gas field : some initial findings (2011) (0)
Mining, Social Networks and Rural Livelihoods in Bangladesh. End of Grant Report. (2011) (0)
Men's Histories: Narratives of Masculinity and Migration (2020) (0)
Journeys, Age and Narrative: An Introduction (2020) (0)
Narrating Sickness: Women's and Men's Accounts of Strokes and Chronic Illness (2020) (0)
Mining, livelihoods and social networks in Bangladesh (2012) (0)
Mining, Social Networks and Livelihoods in Bangladesh. Impact Report. (2012) (0)
The Anthropology of Migration (2020) (0)
Some 'migration moments'... (2008) (0)

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