Terisa E. Turner

Where Vultures Feast: Shell, Human Rights, and Oil

Terisa E. Turner · The International Journal of African Historical Studies · 2005 · 106 citations

Nigerian Resistance, Public Policy, Historical Methodology +15

Why Women are at War with Chevron: Nigerian Subsistence Struggles against the International Oil Industry

Terisa E. Turner, Leigh Brownhill · Journal of Asian and African Studies · 2004 · 93 citations

Women's Right, Colonialism, Nigerian Women +18

Multinational corporations and the instability of the Nigerian state

Terisa E. Turner · Review of African Political Economy · 1976 · 45 citations · Full text

Regime Analysis, Economic Development, State Officials +19

INTRODUCTION: EXPLORING FEMINIST ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS / GENDER, DEVELOPMENT, AND SUSTAINABILITY FROM A LATIN AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE / AFRICAN PEASANTS AND GLOBAL GENDERED CLASS STRUGGLE FOR THE COMMONS / ECOFEMINIST POLITICAL ECONOMY: INTEGRATING FEMINIST ECONOMICS AND ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS / HABITS OF THOUGHT, AGENCY, AND TRANSFORMATION: AN INSTITUTIONAL APPROACH TO FEMINIST ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS / THE NETWORK VORSORGENDES WIRTSCHAFTEN / ENGENDERING ORGANIC FARMING

Ellie Perkins, Edith Kuiper, Rayén Quiroga-Martínez et al. · Feminist Economics · 2005 · 31 citations · Full text

Women Empowerment, Ecofeminism, Boundary-crossing Research +19

We want our land back: gendered class analysis, the second contradiction of capitalism and social movement theory

Terisa E. Turner, Leigh Brownhill · Capitalism Nature Socialism · 2004 · 27 citations

Social Movement Theory, Global Social Movements, International Sociology +26