Publications by Sonali Huria
Peer reviewed
Articles
[1]
Huria, S. (2023). Nuclear Bodies : The Global Hibakusha. Journal for Peace and Nuclear Disarmament, 6(2), 376-378.
Conference papers
[2]
Huria, S. (2025). The Exceptional and Mundane Existences of Uranium Extraction in Central India : Entanglements of Contending Pasts and Futures. In Nuclear Energy Cultures – International Perspectives: Interdisciplinary Research Workshop..
[3]
Huria, S., Pathak, K. S. (2024). Nuclear Natures as living archive : Multispecies Entanglements of the First Commercial Nuclear Power Plant in the Global South. Presented at Nuclear Natures Conference, Linköping University, Norrköping, Sweden, 7–11 October 2024.
[4]
Huria, S. (2024). ‘Void’ land and nuclear colonialisms : Storied landscapes of the Bishnoi as untended spaces in India’s nuclear imaginaries. In Changing Climates: Environmental Histories of Extractivism and Speculation..
[5]
Huria, S. (2023). International regimes and bodily infractions : The case of nuclear liability, the women of Bhopal and the Indian aberration. Presented at “Bodies Out of Line” in the Contemporary Global South, Research Network 'History of Body Politics in the Global South'.
Chapters in books
[6]
Huria, S. (2025). The Unsustainability of India’s Nuclear Energy Policy : Resisting the Gorakhpur Nuclear Project. In Per Högselius; Siegfried Evens (Ed.), The Nuclear-Water Nexus. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
[7]
Huria, S. (2023). Grieving as a practice of resistance : Bishnoi entanglements with the Indian nuclear state. In Urmila Mohan (Ed.), The Efficacy of Intimacy and Belief in Worldmaking Practices (pp. 176-193). New York: Informa UK Limited.
Non-peer reviewed
Conference papers
[8]
Huria, S. (2025). Open Letters as cultural artefacts : Sisters of Koodankulam, Mothers of Fukushima, and the affective circulation of vernacular knowledges. In Atomic Pasts and Futures, 7th Nordic STS Conference, June 11-13, 2025..
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