nbikkina@gitam.edu
B Nalinihas a Ph.D. in Psychology from Andhra University. Her research interests include Health Psychology, Forced Migration and Climate Change. She has been awarded a ICSSR Doctoral Fellowship, a Fulbright Academic and Professional Excellence Fellowship, a College of Arts & Letters Visiting Fellowship, James Madison University, a Fellowship of the Royal Society of Arts, London, and a Fulbright Alumni Award. She is the Visakhapatnam Region Chapter Lead for Alumni of the US government sponsored programs.
Research Publications
- Bikkina, N., Turaga, R.M.R. &Bhamoriya, V. (2017). “Farmer Producer Organizations as Farmer Collectives: A Case Study from India.” Development Policy Review, 36(6), 669-687. (SCOPUS Indexed)
- Bikkina, N. & Tejo Shravya, K.V. (2017). “Women's Self-Help Groups in the Sand Market.” International Journal of Rural Management, 13(1), 108-114. (SCOPUS Indexed)
- Bikkina, N. (2018). “What the Tribal Peoples Displaced by Development in India can Learn from the Resilience of the Winnebago Tribe in Nebraska.” Journal of Developing Societies, 34(4), 351-372. (SCOPUS Indexed)
- Bikkina, N., Surendran, A., &Denumkonda, M. (2022). “Displaced Women of the Panna Tiger Reserve.” Asian Journal of Women's Studies, 28(3), 382-396. (SCOPUS Indexed)
- Bikkina, N. & Turaga, R.M.R. (2024). Climate Change Adaptation: Traditional Wisdom and Cross Scale Understanding. London: Palgrave Macmillan.
