Books
Keahey, Jennifer. In Progress. "Decolonizing Trade: Indigenous Foodways in Post-Authoritarian Environments."
Nadesan, Majia, Martin Pasqualetti and Jennifer Keahey. Under Contract. "Democratizing Energy: Insecurities, Risks, Transitions." Elsevier.
Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles and Book Chapters
Keahey, Jennifer. 2020. "Sustainable Development and Participatory Action Research: A Systematic Review." Systemic Practice and Action Research. Online First.
Keahey, Jennifer. 2020. "Ethics for Development Research." Sociology of Development 6(4):395-416.
Keahey, Jennifer. 2019. "Sustainable Heritage Development in the South African Cederberg."Geoforum 104:36-45.
Keahey, Jennifer. 2019. "Knowledge in Action: Negotiating Power in Development." Action Research Online First.
Keahey, Jennifer. 2018. "Gendered Livelihoods and Social Change in Post-apartheid South Africa." Gender, Place and Culture 25(4):525-46.
Keahey, Jennifer, Laura T. Raynolds, Sandra Kruger and Andries du Toit. 2018. "Participatory Commodity Networking: An Integrated Framework for Fair Trade Research and Support." Action Research 16(1): 25-42.
Keahey, Jennifer and Douglas L. Murray. 2017. "The Promise and Perils of Market-based Sustainability." Sociology of Development 3(2): 143-62.
Keahey, Jennifer. 2016. "Whose Knowledge Counts? Developing Fair Trade Skills in South Africa." Globalizations 13(4): 409-24.
Keahey, Jennifer. 2015. "Fair Trade and Racial Equity in Africa." Pp. 441-56 in The Handbook of Research on Fair Trade, edited by L.T. Raynolds and E.A. Bennett. Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar Publishing.
Raynolds, Laura T. and Jennifer Keahey. 2014. "Fair Trade: Social Justice and Production Alternatives." Pp. 165-81 in The Routledge Companion to Alternative Organization, edited by M. Parker, G. Cheney, V. Fournier, and C. Land. New York, NY: Routledge.
Keahey, Jennifer, Mary A. Littrell, and Douglas L. Murray. 2011. "Business with a Mission: The Ongoing Role of Ten Thousand Villages within the Fair Trade Movement." Pp. 265-83 in A Table of Sharing: Mennonite Central Committee and Expanding Networks of Mennonite Identity, edited by A.E. Weaver. Telford, PA: Cascadia Publishing House.
Keahey, Jennifer. 2009. "Regional Economic Integration and Local Food: The Case of Latvia during European Union Accession." International Journal of Sustainable Society 1(3): 292-304.
Raynolds, Laura and Jennifer Keahey. 2008. "Fair Trade, Gender, and the Environment in Africa." Pp. 213-24 in The Handbook on Trade and the Environment, edited by K. Gallagher. Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar.
Policy Briefs and Reports
Keahey, Jennifer. 2018. "Can Market-based Sustainability Resolve the Development Crisis?" Sociological Insights for Development Policy 3(4).
Keahey, Jennifer. 2011. "Executive Summary: Emerging Rooibos Farmer Market Access Project." Fort Collins: Center for Fair & Alternative Trade (CFAT) in collaboration with Sandra Kruger & Associates and the Institute for Poverty, Land, and Agrarian Studies (PLAAS).
Keahey, Jennifer, 2010. "Jumbo Charcoal Supply Chain and Fairtrade Standards." Pniel, South Africa: Sandra Kruger and Associates.
Keahey, Jennifer. 2004. "TRAX Ghana Income Generating Activities Program Report." Bolgatanga, Ghana: TRAX Africa.
Other Publications
Keahey, Jennifer. 2007. "Review: Policymaking for a Good Society by F. Gregory Hayden." The Social Science Journal 44 (2): 399-401.
Keahey, Jennifer. 2005. "Growth in Organic Farming Widens Consumer Option." The Baltic Times, February 11.
Journal Articles and Book Chapters in Progress
Keahey, Jennifer. Under Review. "Transnational Feminisms in Development: From Oppressive Systems to Liberatory Pathways."
Keahey, Jennifer. In Progress. “Rural Coloured Perspectives on Race and Identity in Post-Apartheid South Africa."
Nadesan, Majia, Mike Pasqualetti and Jennifer Keahey. In Progress. "Rethinking Energy Democracy."
Keahey, Jennifer. In Progress. "Decolonizing Trade: Indigenous Foodways in Post-Authoritarian Environments."
Nadesan, Majia, Martin Pasqualetti and Jennifer Keahey. Under Contract. "Democratizing Energy: Insecurities, Risks, Transitions." Elsevier.
Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles and Book Chapters
Keahey, Jennifer. 2020. "Sustainable Development and Participatory Action Research: A Systematic Review." Systemic Practice and Action Research. Online First.
- Click HERE to access the accepted version of this article.
Keahey, Jennifer. 2020. "Ethics for Development Research." Sociology of Development 6(4):395-416.
- Click HERE to access the accepted version of this article.
Keahey, Jennifer. 2019. "Sustainable Heritage Development in the South African Cederberg."Geoforum 104:36-45.
- Click HERE to access the accepted version of this article.
Keahey, Jennifer. 2019. "Knowledge in Action: Negotiating Power in Development." Action Research Online First.
- Click HERE to access the accepted version of this article.
Keahey, Jennifer. 2018. "Gendered Livelihoods and Social Change in Post-apartheid South Africa." Gender, Place and Culture 25(4):525-46.
- Click HERE to access the accepted version of this article.
Keahey, Jennifer, Laura T. Raynolds, Sandra Kruger and Andries du Toit. 2018. "Participatory Commodity Networking: An Integrated Framework for Fair Trade Research and Support." Action Research 16(1): 25-42.
- Click HERE to access the accepted version of this article.
Keahey, Jennifer and Douglas L. Murray. 2017. "The Promise and Perils of Market-based Sustainability." Sociology of Development 3(2): 143-62.
- Click HERE to access the accepted version of this article.
Keahey, Jennifer. 2016. "Whose Knowledge Counts? Developing Fair Trade Skills in South Africa." Globalizations 13(4): 409-24.
Keahey, Jennifer. 2015. "Fair Trade and Racial Equity in Africa." Pp. 441-56 in The Handbook of Research on Fair Trade, edited by L.T. Raynolds and E.A. Bennett. Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar Publishing.
Raynolds, Laura T. and Jennifer Keahey. 2014. "Fair Trade: Social Justice and Production Alternatives." Pp. 165-81 in The Routledge Companion to Alternative Organization, edited by M. Parker, G. Cheney, V. Fournier, and C. Land. New York, NY: Routledge.
Keahey, Jennifer, Mary A. Littrell, and Douglas L. Murray. 2011. "Business with a Mission: The Ongoing Role of Ten Thousand Villages within the Fair Trade Movement." Pp. 265-83 in A Table of Sharing: Mennonite Central Committee and Expanding Networks of Mennonite Identity, edited by A.E. Weaver. Telford, PA: Cascadia Publishing House.
Keahey, Jennifer. 2009. "Regional Economic Integration and Local Food: The Case of Latvia during European Union Accession." International Journal of Sustainable Society 1(3): 292-304.
Raynolds, Laura and Jennifer Keahey. 2008. "Fair Trade, Gender, and the Environment in Africa." Pp. 213-24 in The Handbook on Trade and the Environment, edited by K. Gallagher. Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar.
Policy Briefs and Reports
Keahey, Jennifer. 2018. "Can Market-based Sustainability Resolve the Development Crisis?" Sociological Insights for Development Policy 3(4).
Keahey, Jennifer. 2011. "Executive Summary: Emerging Rooibos Farmer Market Access Project." Fort Collins: Center for Fair & Alternative Trade (CFAT) in collaboration with Sandra Kruger & Associates and the Institute for Poverty, Land, and Agrarian Studies (PLAAS).
Keahey, Jennifer, 2010. "Jumbo Charcoal Supply Chain and Fairtrade Standards." Pniel, South Africa: Sandra Kruger and Associates.
Keahey, Jennifer. 2004. "TRAX Ghana Income Generating Activities Program Report." Bolgatanga, Ghana: TRAX Africa.
Other Publications
Keahey, Jennifer. 2007. "Review: Policymaking for a Good Society by F. Gregory Hayden." The Social Science Journal 44 (2): 399-401.
Keahey, Jennifer. 2005. "Growth in Organic Farming Widens Consumer Option." The Baltic Times, February 11.
Journal Articles and Book Chapters in Progress
Keahey, Jennifer. Under Review. "Transnational Feminisms in Development: From Oppressive Systems to Liberatory Pathways."
Keahey, Jennifer. In Progress. “Rural Coloured Perspectives on Race and Identity in Post-Apartheid South Africa."
Nadesan, Majia, Mike Pasqualetti and Jennifer Keahey. In Progress. "Rethinking Energy Democracy."
