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Journal Article
Lombardozzi, Lorena (2024) 'The social reproduction of (and through) food: Agrarian change in Uzbekistan.' Journal of Agrarian Change, 24 (3). e12580.
Lombardozzi, Lorena (2024) 'Structural Transformation Through a Multi-vector Geo-economic Governance? BRI and Upgrading of the Uzbek Gas Industry.' The European Journal of Development Research, 36. pp. 696-717.
Calabrese, Linda, Rhys, Jenkins and Lombardozzi, Lorena (2024) 'The Belt and Road Initiative and Dynamics of Structural Transformation.' European Journal of Development Research, 36. pp. 515-547.
Lombardozzi, Lorena (2024) 'Untangling the nexus between marketization, crop diversity, farmers' wealth and nutrition: The case of Uzbekistan.' Journal of International Development, 36 (2). pp. 1489-1506.
Lombardozzi, Lorena (2023) 'An historical analysis of state capitalism through structural transformation: the case of Uzbekistan.' Globalizations. pp. 1-17. (Forthcoming)
Lombardozzi, Lorena (2022) 'The marketisation of life: entangling social reproduction theory and regimes of patriarchy through women’s work in post-Soviet Uzbekistan.' Review of International Political Economy, 29 (6). pp. 1870-1893.
Stevano, Sara, Mezzadri, Alessandra, Lombardozzi, Lorena and Bargawi, Hannah (2021) 'Hidden Abodes in Plain Sight: The Social Reproduction of Households and Labour in the COVID-19 pandemic.' Feminist Economics, 27 (1/2). pp. 271-287.
Lombardozzi, Lorena (2020) 'Patterns of accumulation and social differentiation through a slow‐paced agrarian market transition in post‐Soviet Uzbekistan.' Journal of Agrarian Change, 20 (4). pp. 637-658.
Lombardozzi, Lorena (2016) 'Are distortions good for development? Structural transformations and cotton in Uzbekistan.' SOAS Department of Economics Working Paper Series (193).
Theses
Lombardozzi, Lorena (2018) The Nexus Between The Role Of The State, Market Transition And Food Consumption : The Case Of Samarkand, Uzbekistan. PhD thesis. SOAS, University of London. DOI: https://doi.org/10.25501/SOAS.00032802