Peer-Reviewed Articles
(2023). "(Re)Interpreting corruption in local environments: Disputed definitions, contested conservation, and power plays in Northern Madagascar." Political Geography, 107, 102973.
(2023). "Dina, domination, and resistance: Indigenous institutions, local politics, and resource governance in Madagascar." The Journal of Peasant Studies, 0(0), 1–30.
(2022). "Mineral commons: Collective claims to territory in the goldfields of Madagascar." Political Geography, 99, 102783.
(2022). "The rise of flexible extraction: Boom-chasing and subject-making in northern Madagascar." Geoforum.
(2022). “Local institutions and artisanal mining: Governance forms in the goldfields of Madagascar.” Journal of Rural Studies, 92, 269-283.
Under Review
"The Boom-and-Bust Life: Cultivating Belonging on Madagascar's Extractive Frontier."
Book Chapters
(2020). “Madagascar: Emergence and Persistence on the Hundred-Year Frontier.” In B. Verbrugge and S. Geenen (Eds.), Global Gold Production Touching Ground: Expansion, Informalization, and Technological Innovation. London, United Kingdom: Palgrave Macmillan.
Academic Magazine Articles
(2021). “How COVID Is Reconfiguring Labor in Extractive Industries.” Edge Effects.
Book Manuscript (in progress)
Everyday Exploitation: Extraction and Accumulation in the Mines of Madagascar
Working Papers
“Expectations of Modern Infrastructure: Chinese Investments, Paved Roads, and Golden Ambitions in Northern Madagascar”
“Chimeric Institutions and Local Environmental Governance: The Past and Present Lives of Malagasy Dina.”
“Shaded Governance: Fragmented Authority in Madagascar’s Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining Sector.”
Policy Publications (selected)
(2023). “Community based natural resource management as a good governance and anti-corruption method: Lessons from Madagascar.” U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center.
(2021, February). “Enrolling the Local: Community-Based Anti-Corruption Efforts and Institutional Capture.” TNRC Topic Brief.
(2023). "(Re)Interpreting corruption in local environments: Disputed definitions, contested conservation, and power plays in Northern Madagascar." Political Geography, 107, 102973.
(2023). "Dina, domination, and resistance: Indigenous institutions, local politics, and resource governance in Madagascar." The Journal of Peasant Studies, 0(0), 1–30.
(2022). "Mineral commons: Collective claims to territory in the goldfields of Madagascar." Political Geography, 99, 102783.
(2022). "The rise of flexible extraction: Boom-chasing and subject-making in northern Madagascar." Geoforum.
(2022). “Local institutions and artisanal mining: Governance forms in the goldfields of Madagascar.” Journal of Rural Studies, 92, 269-283.
Under Review
"The Boom-and-Bust Life: Cultivating Belonging on Madagascar's Extractive Frontier."
Book Chapters
(2020). “Madagascar: Emergence and Persistence on the Hundred-Year Frontier.” In B. Verbrugge and S. Geenen (Eds.), Global Gold Production Touching Ground: Expansion, Informalization, and Technological Innovation. London, United Kingdom: Palgrave Macmillan.
Academic Magazine Articles
(2021). “How COVID Is Reconfiguring Labor in Extractive Industries.” Edge Effects.
Book Manuscript (in progress)
Everyday Exploitation: Extraction and Accumulation in the Mines of Madagascar
Working Papers
“Expectations of Modern Infrastructure: Chinese Investments, Paved Roads, and Golden Ambitions in Northern Madagascar”
“Chimeric Institutions and Local Environmental Governance: The Past and Present Lives of Malagasy Dina.”
“Shaded Governance: Fragmented Authority in Madagascar’s Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining Sector.”
Policy Publications (selected)
(2023). “Community based natural resource management as a good governance and anti-corruption method: Lessons from Madagascar.” U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center.
(2021, February). “Enrolling the Local: Community-Based Anti-Corruption Efforts and Institutional Capture.” TNRC Topic Brief.