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• S. Satpathy & KL Jahnavi (2025)  A development opportunity or rural distress: what the unpacking of Sompeta wetland agitation has to say about India's developmental policies? Journal of Rural Development, 43 (3): 314-325(Scopus indexed)
• Dash, B., Satpathy, S. & Akhtar S.(2025) Politics of cyclone evacuation: successful handling of Fani in Odisha, India. Disaster Prevention and Management: An International Journal, 34 (2),  DOI:  https://doi.org/10.1108/DPM-06-2024-0137 . Emerald publishers. (Scopus indexed)
• S. Satpathy & Jha, R. (2024) Segregation in Hyderabad: Introspecting multiple indexes and multiple patterns. Social Change, 54(3): 385-401. Sage publication,  DOI: 10.1177/00490857241257180. (Scopus indexed)
• S. Satpathy and S. Ati (May 2024) Disaggregated Service Modalities Beyond Formality-Informality: Through Everyday Practices around Water Kiosks in Visakhapatnam. Urbanities-Journal of Urban Ethnography, 4(1) 20-39. DOI: https://www.anthrojournal-urbanities.com/vol-14-no-1-may-2024/ (Scopus indexed)
• S. Satpathy and S. Ati (May 2024) Perceived Public Service Performance, Trust in Government, and Citizens’ Willingness to Participate: Evidence from Water Governance in Visakhapatnam, India. Water Policy, 26(6): 618-634. DOI: 10.2166/wp.2024.036
• M. Chandrashekher & Satpathy, S.  (2023) Uncovering the Sociological Interpretation of Visual Impairment-Related Inequities and their Social Determinants in India. National Journal of Community Medicine, 14(3):200-207. DOI: 10.55489/njcm.140320232584
• S. Satpathy & Jha, R. (2022) Intermittent Water Supply in Indian Cities: Considering the Intermittency Beyond Demand and Supply, IWA ,Journal of Water Supply: Research and Technology-Aqua, 71 (12): 1395–1407. DOI:  https://doi.org/10.2166/aqua.2022.149
• S. Satpathy & KL Jahnavi (2022) 'Our wetland is our mother, you cannot take her away from us’: Reconstructing the political space of reclaiming a coastal wetland in Sompeta, Andhra Pradesh, India. Environmental Sociology, 8(2):109-120. Tylor and Francis. DOI: doi.org/10.1080/23251042.2021.1979716 .
• S. Satpathy (2021) Neoliberal Regime of Land Grabbing: A Study of Bhubaneswar. Nagarlok, Indian Institute of Public Administration, Vol. LIII, Part 1, January-March 2021, Page, 38-58.
• S. Satpathy & KL Jahnavi (2021) Unfolding the Enigma of Dispossession in India: An Analysis of the Discourse on Land grabbing, Sociological Bulletin,  7(3): 331-248.  Sage publication, DOI:10.1177/00380229211018986
• S. Satpathy & Sarpotdar, A. (2018) Mapping Caste-based Segregation Using Multiple Indexes: A Study of Pune City, India. Nagarlok, Indian Institute of Public Administration, Vol. XLX, Part 1, January-March 2018, Page 1-24.
• S. Satpathy. (2017) Report on Segregation in Indian cities entitled, "Segregation in Indian Cities: What does the large data sets tell us about caste, residence, and access to amenities?" May 2017, TISS Hyderabad.
• S. Satpathy (2017) The Street Vendors’ Right to City: a Study of Vending Zone Initiative in Bhubaneswar, January 2017, Urban India. vol: 36, Issue I, PP- 50-62. ISSN 0970-9045
• S. Satpathy (2016) ‘Right to City and the Socio-historic Condition of Creation of Vending Zones in Bhubaneswar,’ Pranjal Sharma (2016) Urbanization and Industrial Development. EBH Publishers (India), Eastern Book House, ISBN13: 9789383252886 ISBN10: 9383252886 Language: English Pages: 238
• S. Satpathy (2015) ‘Informal growth in Bhubaneswar and the need for inclusion of ‘the excluded’’, Asian Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies. Vol. III, Issue 1, January 2015. PP- 134-139, ISSN: 2348-7186.
• S. Satpathy (2014) ‘The Neighbourhood Unit Plan in Indian Cities’, Anukriti. 2014, Vol-4, No.3, 243-248, ISSN: 2250-119