Johnson, Amy Leigh. 2024. “Hiding in Sight: Eco-Social Rhythms of Women’s Worlds in Small Town Nepal.” The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology. DOI: 10.1080/14442213.2024.2423821. OPEN ACCESS

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Johnson, Amy. 2023. "Settler Sensibilities and Environmental Change: Unmaking Malarial Landscapes in Nepal." The Journal of Asian Studies 82(4): 639-662.

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Johnson, Amy Leigh. 2022. “Mapping Local Federalism in Nepal: An Exercise in Constitutional Cartography.” Studies in Nepali History and Society 27(2): 239–283.

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Johnson, Amy. 2021. "Don’t Break the State: Indivisibility and Populist Majority Politics in Nepal." Hot Spots, Fieldsights, March 16. https://www.culanth.org/fieldsights/dont-break-the-state-indivisibility-and-populist-majority-politics-in-nepal

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Johnson, Amy, Chris Hebdon, Paul Burow, Deepti Chatti, and Michael Dove. "Anthropocene." Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Anthropology.  19. Oxford University Press.

 

Shneiderman, S., Wagner, L., Rinck, J., Johnson, A. L., & Lord, A. (2016). Nepal's Ongoing Political Transformation: A review of post-2006 literature on conflict, the state, identities, and environments. Modern Asian Studies, 50(6), 2041-2114. 

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