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.