The Mystery of the Missing Pandemic. History of the Present 1 April 2023; 13 (1): 57–70.

“Provincializing Bioethics: Dilemmas of End-of-Life Care in an Indian ICU.” American Ethnologist, Online First, July 20, 2022.

"From Internationalism to Nationalism: A New Vaccine Apartheid." Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 41.3 (2021): 312-317.

‘Anthropology’s Reckoning with Radical Humanism’, Anthropology Now, 12(3), 50-55

‘For and Against an Indian Sociology: A Conversation with Marilyn Strathern’, Contributions to Indian Sociology, March 2021

Anonymity and Transgression: Caste, Social Reform and Blood Donation in India. w. Jacob Copeman. In the Book of Anonymity. Punctum Books, California.

“Actual and potential gifts: Critique, shadow gift relations and the virtual domain of the ungiven.” w. Jacob Copeman. Anthropology Theory, 21(1)

“Between Pandemia and Pandemonium.” Social Text Online

“Fantasies of Control.” The Caravan Magazine.

"Hindutva’s Blood: The Ideological Tenets of Hindutva", w. Jacob Copeman, Samaj 24/25, Special Issue: "The Hindutva Turn: Authoritarianism and Resistance in India"

“Cancer and Conjugality in Contemporary Delhi.” Medical Anthropology Quarterly, 33: 579-594.

“Cancer and Secrecy in Contemporary India.” BioSocieties, 14(4): 496–511.

"Analysis of Social Science Research Into Cancer Care in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: Improving Global Cancer Control Through Greater Interdisciplinary Research." w. Carlo Caduff et al., Journal of Global Oncology(4): 1-9.

"Therapies Out of Reach: Anticancer Drugs and Global Trade Regimes." w. James Sargent, Science, Technology and Society 23(3): 371-387.

"Ungiven: Philanthropy as critique." w. Jacob Copeman, Modern Asian Studies 52(1): 325-350.

"Markets and Molecules: A Pharmaceutical Primer from the South." Medical Anthropology 36(4): 363-380.

"Writing the disaster: substance activism after Bhopal." Contemporary South Asia 21(3): 230-242.

"Assessing psychosocial distress: a pain audit at IRCH-AIIMS." w. Sushma Bhatnagar et al., Annals of Palliative Medicine 2(2): 76-84.

"No Biosociality in India." BioSocieties 6(4): 488-492.