Radhika Johari

Academic Background: Ms Johari is a social anthropologist with an academic and professional background focusing on environmental and agriultural topics. As a PhD candidate, she was the recipient of several Canadian and international research awards, including grants from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, the Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, and the International Development Research Centre of Canada. She has worked as a researcher, associate, and technical writing and editing consultant in several international non-profit organizations across the world. She recently worked on a USAID forestry project in India and is currently a technical writing and editing consultant at the Global Crop Diversity Trust.

Publishing History: Ms Johari has authored several publications, singly or as the first author, in journals that include Himalaya: The Journal of the Association of Nepal and Himalayan Studies, Conservation and Society, and Man & Development. She has also contributed chapters in four edited volumes and has presented papers at several academic conferences in Canada.

Editing and Reviewing Experience: Ms Johari has over two decades of editing and writing experience in international contexts, and has edited several published and forthcoming books on topics ranging from diaspora, migration, memory, and world heritage to medicinal plants, trees, vegetarianism, food sovereignty, agroforestry, crop wild relatives, carbon emissions, and the cultural politics of energy. While her professional editing experience is diverse, spanning multiple disciplines and subjects, she focuses on the following areas within the environmental and agricultural fields: forestry, biodiversity and conservation, climate change, social and agroforestry, conservation landscapes, agriculture and crop diversity, food security, sustainable development, sustainable transportation, and rural and urban studies (e.g., planning, environments, and heritage). She also has an interest in public health. Authors for whom English is a second language and whose work she has edited have published papers in journals such as Habitat International, International Journal of Heritage Studies, Journal of Cleaner Production, IOP Conference Series: Earth and Energy Sciences, Sustainability, Sustainability Science, The Open Transportation Journal, the Journal of Meteorological Research, The Lancet (Global Health), and the International Journal of Nursing Sciences. She has also served as a peer reviewer for the journals World Development and Conservation and Society. Ms Johari joined Edanz as an editor in 2013. Her work has been spotlighted in the company’s newsletter, testifying to her substantial and varied editing experience.

Writing Experience: Ms Johari has varied professional and academic writing experience spanning academic theses, journal articles, book chapters, book reviews, abstracts, and technical project content, including annual reports.