Publications: Prof Kavita Datta
DATTA K, Aznar C(2018).
The space-times of migration and debt: Re-positioning migrants’ debt and credit practices and institutions in, and through, London. Geoforum
Pollard J, Datta K, James A, Akli Q(2016).
Islamic charitable infrastructure and giving in East London: Everyday economic-development geographies in practice. JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY
vol. 16,
(4)
871-896.
Datta K(2012).
Migrants and Their Money: Surviving Financial Exclusion. The Policy Press
MAY JR, Datta K, McIlwaine C, Herbert J, Evans Y, Wills J(2012).
Global workers for global cities: low-paid migrant labour in London. International Handbook of Globalisation and World Cities,
Editors: Taylor, P, Derudder, B, Hoyler, M, Witlox, F et al.,
Edward-Elgar
(London),
Datta K(2011).
LAST HIRED AND FIRST FIRED? THE IMPACT OF THE ECONOMIC DOWNTURN ON LOW-PAID BULGARIAN MIGRANT WORKERS IN LONDON. J INT DEV
vol. 23,
(4)
565-582.
May J, Wills J, Datta K, Evans Y, Herbert J, McIlwaine C(2010).
Global Cities at Work: Migrant Labour in Low-Paid Employment in London. LONDON JOURNAL
vol. 35,
(1)
85-99.
Wills J, Datta K, May J, McIlwaine C, Evans Y, Herbert J(2010).
(Im)migration, local, regional and uneven development. Routledge Handbook of Local and Regional Development,
Editors: Pike, A, Rodriguez-Pose, A, Tomerey, J,
Routledge
(London),
Datta K, McIlwaine C, Evans Y, Herbert J, May J, Wills J(2010).
A migrant ethic of care? negotiating care and caring among migrant workers in London's low-pay economy. FEMINIST REV
(94)
93-116.
Wills J, Datta K, Herbert J, Evans Y, May J, McIlwaine C(2010).
Global Cities at Work: New Migrant Divisions of Labour. Pluto Press
(London),
Wills J, McIlwaine C, Datta K, May J, Herbert J, Evans Y(2010).
New migrant divisions of labour. The Economic Geography of the UK,
Editors: Coe, N, Jones, A,
Edition. 1,
Sage
(London),
Wills J, May J, Datta K, Evans Y, Herbert J, McIlwaine C(2009).
London's Migrant Division of Labour. European Urban and Regional Studies
vol. 16,
(3)
257-271.
Datta K, McIlwaine C, Herbert J, Evans Y, May J, Wills J(2009).
Men on the move: narratives of migration and work among low-paid migrant men in London. SOC CULT GEOGR
vol. 10,
(8)
853-873.
Wills J, Datta K, Evans Y, Herbert J, May J, McIlwaine C(2009).
Religion at work: The role of faith-based organisations in the London living wage campaign. Camrbridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society
vol. 2,
(3)
443-461.
Wills J, Datta K, Evans Y, Herbert J, May J, McIlwaine C(2009).
Religion at work: the role of faith-based organizations in the London living wage campaign. The Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society
vol. 2,
(3)
443-461.
Datta K(2009).
Risky Migrants?: Low-Paid Migrant Workers Coping With Financial Exclusion in London. European Urban and Regional Studies
vol. 16,
(4)
331-344.
DATTA K(2009).
Transforming south-north relations? International migration and development. Geography Compass
vol. 3,
(1)
108-134.
Herbert J, May J, Wills J, Datta K, Evans Y, McIlwaine C (2008).
Multicultural living? Experiences of everyday racism among Ghanaian migrants in London. EUROPEAN URBAN AND REGIONAL STUDIES.
vol. 15,
103-117.
Herbert J, May J, Wills J, Datta K, Evans Y, McIlwaine C(2008).
Mutlicultural living? Experiences of everyday racism amongst Ghanian migrants in London. European Urban and Regional Research
vol. 15,
(2)
103-117.
May J, Datta K, Evans Y, Herbert J, McIlwaine C, Wills J(2008).
Travelling neoliberalism: Polish and Ghanian migrants in London. Social justice and neoliberalism: global perspectives,
Editors: Smith, A, Stenning, A, Willis, K,
Verso
(London),
May J, Wills J, Datta K, Evans Y, Herbert J, McIlwaine C(2007).
Keeping London working: global cities, the British state and London's new migrant division of labour. T I BRIT GEOGR
vol. 32,
(2)
151-167.
Datta K(2007).
"In the eyes of a child, a father is everything": Changing constructions of fatherhood in urban Botswana?. WOMEN STUD INT FORUM
vol. 30,
(2)
97-113.
DATTA K, McIlwaine C, Evans Y, Herbert J, May J, Wills J(2007).
From coping strategies to tactics: London's low pay economy and migrant labour. British Journal of Industrial Relations
vol. 45,
(2)
409-438.
DATTA K(2007).
Gender and microfinance. Habitat Debate
vol. 13,
(1)
Evans Y, Wills J, Datta K, Herbert J, May J, McIlwaine C(2007).
Subcontracting by stealth in London's hotels: impacts and implications for labour organising. Just Labour
vol. 10,
85-98.
Datta K, McIlwaine C, Wills J, Evans Y, Herbert J, May J(2007).
The new development finance or exploiting migrant labour? Remittance sending among low-paid migrant workers in London. INT DEV PLANN REV
vol. 29,
(1)
43-67.
McIlwaine C, DATTA K(2004).
Endangered Youth? Youth, Gender and Sexualities in Urban Botswana. Gender, Place and Culture
vol. 11,
(4)
484-512.
Datta K(2004).
A coming of age? Re-conceptualising gender and development in urban Botswana. J S AFR STUD
vol. 30,
(2)
251-268.
DATTA K(2003).
From feminising to engendering development. Gender, Place and Culture
vol. 10,
(4)
345-358.
Datta K, Jones GA(2001).
Housing and finance in developing countries: invisible issues on research and policy agendas. HABITAT INT
vol. 25,
(3)
333-357.
Datta K(2001).
Expectations of modernity. J HIST GEOGR
vol. 27,
(3)
469-471.
Datta K(2001).
Geographies of new femininities. PROG HUM GEOG
vol. 25,
(2)
329-330.
DATTA K, McIlwaine C(2000).
Empowered leaders? Perspectives on women headed households in Latin America and Southern Africa. Gender and Development
vol. 8,
(3)
40-49.
Jones GA(2000).
Enabling markets to work: how close is South Africa to best practice?. International Planning Studies
vol. 5,
(3)
393-416.
DATTA K(1999).
A gendered perspective on formal and informal finance in Botswana. Housing and Finance in Developing Countries,
Editors: Datta, K, Jones, GA,
Routledge
(London),
Jones GA, Datta K(1999).
From self-help to self-finance: the changing focus of urban research and policy. Housing and Finance in Developing Countries,
Editors: Datta, K, Jones, GA,
Edition. 1,
Routledge
(London),
DATTA K, Jones GA(1999).
Housing and Finance in Developing Countries. Routledge
(London),
DATTA K(1998).
Gender, labour markets and migration in and from Botswana. Reconfiguring the region: South Africa in Southern Africa,
Editors: Smith, D,
James Currey
(Oxford),
DATTA K(1996).
The organisation and performance of a low income rental market: the case of Gaborone, Botswana. Cities
vol. 13,
(4)
237-246.
DATTA K(1996).
Women owners, tenants and sharers in Botswana. A place to live: gender research on housing in Africa,
Editors: Schlyter, A,
Nordic Africa Institute
(Uppsala),
DATTA K(1995).
Rural homes and urban dwellings? Gender, migration and the importance of urban tenure in Gaborone, Botswana. International Journal of Population Geography
vol. 1,
(2)
183-195.
DATTA K(1995).
Strategies for urban survival? Women landlords in Gaborone, Botswana. Habitat International
vol. 19,
(1)
1-12.