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• Pathak, Gauri. 2026. "The Anthropology of Plastics." In Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Environmental Science. Oxford University Press.

• Pathak, Gauri, Saskia Abrahms-Kavunenko, and Mark Nichter. 2026. "The Cruel Optimism of Plastics: Promissory Technologies and the Temporalities of Inaction." Social Studies of Science 56(2): 233–253.

• Pathak, Gauri. 2025. "'The Statistical View Is Not the Moral View': Disposable Medical Plastics as Toxic Infrastructure." American Anthropologist 127 (3): 476–86. doi.org/10.1111/aman.28083.
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• Eilenberg, Michael. 2026. “The Political Economy of Swidden Agriculture and Fire on the Indonesian Forest Frontier.” In Making and Unmaking Frontiers in Borneo: Interrogating Volatility in Human and More-than-Human Landscapes, edited by Anu Lounela, Michaela Haug, Christian Oesterheld, and Kenneth Sillander. Routledge.

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• Pacheco Cueva, Vladimir Douglas, Yanira Cortez, Rodolfo Calles, and Marvin Diaz. 2025. Ecocidio San Sebastian: Estudio de impacto socio-economico y ambiental en las comunidades circundantes al Rio San Sebastián. FortES.
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