2023. Professional Responsibility: A Contemporary Approach 5th Edition, West Academic

2021. Accidental Feminism: Gender Parity and Selective Mobility Among India’s Professional Elite, Princeton and Oxford: Princeton University Press

2021 ASA Sociology of Law Distinguished Book Award; 2022 LSA Herbert Jacob Book Prize Honorable Mention; 2022 Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay Book Prize Shortlist

Reviews | Law and Social Inquiry, LSE Review of Books, Law And Other Things, JOTWELL, Oxford Human Rights Hub, Feminist Legal Studies

Podcasts | New Books Network, Lekh, Daksh

2021. Invisible Institutionalisms: Collective Reflections on the Shadows of Legal Globalizations (w/Sara Dezalay, eds.), London: Hart Publishing

Read the Introduction here.

Reviews | Oxford Socio-Legal Studies Frontiers

2021. Gender Regimes and the Politics of Privacy: A Feminist Re-Reading of-Puttaswamy vs Union of India (w/Kalpana Kannabiran), New Delhi: Zubaan Academic

2024.* Diverse Disconnectedness: Homophily, Social Capital Inequality, and Student Experiences in Law School.

2024.* Kanoon’s Sarange: Goodrich and the Non-Minor Jurisprudences of Law and Love

2024.* Categorical Closure: Transitivity and Identities in Longitudinal Networks

2023.* Rethinking Inclusion: Ideal Minorities, Inclusion Cultures, and Identity Capitals in the Legal Profession

2023. Of Queerness, Rights, and Utopic Possibilities: An Interview with Dr. Swethaa S. Ballakrishnen

2023. Law School as Straight Space

2023. Pluralistic Professionalisms: Religious Identity, Excluded Voice, and a Toolkit for the Periphery

2023. Inequality in Professional Work

2023.* Anti/Aunty as Critical Method: From Gendered Resistance to Soft Grace

2022. Vol. 12 No. S1 (2022): Institutional Memory Papers

2022.* Law, Legal Socializations, and Epistemic Injustice (with Sarah B. Lawsky)

2022. Where Do We Go From Here? International Students, Post-Pandemic Law Schools, and the Possibilities of Universal Design (with Carole Silver)

2021. Managing Sudden Death, Grief, and Loss in Close Community

2019.* Just Like Global Firms: Unintended Parity and Speculative Isomorphism in India’s Elite Professions

2020 ASA Sociology of Development Section Faculty Article Award Honorable Mention

2019.* A New Minority?: International J.D. students in U.S. Law Schools (with Carole Silver)

2018.* Intentional Invisibility: Professional Women and the Navigation of Workplace Constrains (with Priya Fielding-Singh and Devon Magliozzi)

2019 Kanter Award Nominee

Press: Stanford News | WPR | Harvard Business Review | HBR Women At Work Podcast

2018.* Nevertheless They Persisted: Gendered Frameworks and Socialization Advantages in Indian Professional Service Firms

2019 Canadian Review of Sociology Best Article Award

2018. Sticky Floors, Springboards, Stairways and Slow Escalators: Mobility Pathways and Preferences of International Students in U.S. Law Schools (with Carole Silver)

2017.* ‘She Gets The Job Done’: Entrenched Gender Meanings and New Returns to Essentialism in India’s Elite Law Firms

2017/18 JPO Best Paper Award

2015. Difference Blindness v. Bias Awareness: Why Law Firms with the Best of Intentions Have Failed to Create Diverse Partnerships (with Russell Pearce and Eli Wald)

2013.* ‘Why is Gender a form of diversity?’: Rising Advantages for Women in Global Indian Law Firms

2013. Professional Prestige in the Indian LPO Industry

2012.* ‘I love my American Job’: Professional Prestige in the Indian Outsourcing Industry and Global Consequences of an Expanding Legal Profession

2011. Homeward Bound: What does a global legal education offer the Indian returnees?

2009.* Where did we come from? Where do we go? An enquiry into the students and systems of legal education in India

2021. Gowri Vijayakumar: At Risk: Indian Sexual Politics and the Global AIDS Crisis

American Journal of Sociology

2018. Ratna Kapur: Gender, Alterity, and Human Rights: Freedom in a Fish Bowl

Feminist Legal Studies

2024. Out of Place Fieldwork and Positionality in Law and Society

Chapter 7 “At Odds with Everything around Me: Vulnerability Politics and Its (Out of ) Place in the Socio-legal Academy”

2024. Colouring, Highlights, and Pompadours: 25 Years From ‘Fragmenting Professionalism’ and Bleached-Out Lawyering

Chapter 1 in Leading Works on the Legal Profession, Ed. Daniel Newman, London: Routledge Taylor & Francis

2022. International Law Student Mobility in Context

Chapter 15 in The Globalization of Legal Education A Critical Perspective, Ed. Bryant Garth and Gregory Shaffer, Oxford: Oxford University Press

2021. Intha Gnalamum Poy Thaano – Imagining the Other in Contract

Chapter 12 in The Cabinet of Imaginary Laws, Ed. Peter Goodrich and Thanos Zartaloudis, London: Routledge Taylor & Francis

2021. India's Women Legal Academics: Who They Are and Where You Might Find Them

Chapter 5 in Gender and Careers in the Legal Academy, Ed. Schultz et al., London: Bloomsbury

2020. India’s Legal Profession: Present and Future, A Revised Sociological Portrait

Chapter 36 in Lawyers in 21st Century Societies, Ed. Abel et al., London: Bloomsbury

2019. Language, Culture, and the Culture of Language: International JD students in U.S. Law Schools (with Carole Silver)

Chapter 7 in Power, Legal Education, and Law School Cultures, Ed. Deo et al., New York: Routledge

2019. For Things to Remain (Sort of) the Same, Everything Must Change: India's First-Generation Professional Elites and the Surreptitious Reproduction of Hierarchy

Chapter 8 in Mapping the Elite: Power, Privilege and Inequality, Ed. Jodhka and Naudet, New Delhi: Oxford University Press

2017. Women in India’s "Global" Law Firms: Comparative Gender Frames and the Advantage of New Organizations

Chapter 7 in The Indian Legal Profession in the Age of Globalization, Ed. Wilkins et al.

Expert Interview: Harvard Law School Center on the Legal Profession

2016. India (International) Inc.: Global Work and the (Re-)Organization of Professionalism in Emerging Economies

Chapter 18 in The Routledge Companion to the Professions and Professionalism, Ed. Dent et al. London: Routledge