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Author: Ashish

What of the Sour Grapes

Cape Town, South Africa

The Floods Keep Pulling Me Back Under: Tales of Poverty and Entrapment

Colbot, Freetown

The sun shines all over the city – but heatwaves hit different in Taiwan

Cape Town, South Africa

The Feast That Saved Chellanam: On the Memory of a 122-Year-Old Sea Surge, a Cholera Outbreak, and the Practice of Everyday Resilience

Kerala, India

From Sand Miner to Mangrove Planter: It will take time, but it will be worth it

Cockle Bay, Freetown

The Hushed Havoc of Hazard (chronic, slow, and getting worse).  

Cape Town, South Africa

If River Was a Metaphor: Reflections from Fieldwork in Delhi and Patna

Delhi and Patna, India

Every Day I Have to Worry About This Place: Rocks, Rain, and Hustle in Moyiba

Freetown, Sierra Leone

Kumbalangi Nights Recast: The Lives of Assamese Migrant Fisherfolk in Kochi and the Living Heritage of Its Iconic Chinese Nets

Kerala, India

In Conversation with the Field: Anthropology Inside Interdisciplinary Teams

Reflections on Interdisciplinary Research

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Cities in the Global South face pressing climate related health challenges. Climate change adds an additional layer of vulnerability to settlements with attributes of tenure insecurity, fragile built environment, inadequate infrastructure and services.

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