Mukul Kumar
Mukul Kumar is a doctoral researcher in City and Regional Planning at UC Berkeley. He holds an M.Phil from the University of Cambridge and his research interests are in political economy and public finance.
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Social Literacy: Nurses’ Contribution Toward the Co-Production of Self Management
Dubbin, Leslie, Nancy J Burke, Mark Fleming, Ariana Thompson-Lastad, Tessa Napoles, Irene H Yen, and Janet K Shim. 2021. “Social Literacy: Nurses’ Contribution Toward the Co-Production of Self Management”. Global Qualitative Nursing Research 8: 1-13.
Reproducibility and implementation of a rapid, community-based COVID-19 "test and respond" model in low-income, majority-Latino communities in Northern California
Chamie, Gabriel, Patric Prado, Yolanda Oviedo, Tatiana Vizcaíno, Carina Arechiga, Kara Marson, Omar Carrera, et al. 2022. “Reproducibility and Implementation of a Rapid, Community-Based COVID-19 ‘test and Respond’ Model in Low-Income, Majority-Latino Communities in Northern California”. PLoS One 17 (10).
Two-Weapon Fighting Style Redux
Bultena, John. 2019. “Two-Weapon Fighting Style Redux.”
Giant Sequoia – Forest, Monument, or Park?: Political-legal mandates and socio-ecological complexity shaping landscape-level management.
Jenkins, J, and M. Brown. 2019. “Giant Sequoia – Forest, Monument, or Park?: Political-Legal Mandates and Socio-Ecological Complexity Shaping Landscape-Level Management.”. Society and Natural Resources. 33 (6): 721-37.
Boom and bust methodology: Opportunities and challenges with conducting research at sites of resource extraction.
Jenkins, J, K Boone, K Bosworth, J Lehman, and T. Loder. 2015. “Boom and Bust Methodology: Opportunities and Challenges With Conducting Research at Sites of Resource Extraction.”. The Extractive Industries and Society 2 (4): 680-82.
2012: Eroding our Foundation (ITIF Report)
Known, Not. 2012. “2012: Eroding Our Foundation (ITIF Report).”