Photocredit: Tiara Syabani for Monash University Indonesia (2025).

Selected Works

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Roswaldy, P. 2025. “Mending the Broken Clock: Gender and Socioecological Changes in Postconflict North Sumatra.” Journal of Agrarian Change. Online First, April 2025. https://doi.org/10.1111/joac.70017
Roswaldy, P. 2024. “Now I’m Constantly Sick: Environmental Degradation and the Impact of on Toba Women’s Health after Land Conflict.” International Quarterly for Asian Studies. Vl 55(3).
Roswaldy, P. 2023. “Queering Ecology: Three Investigations from Indigenous Women in Post-Conflict North Sumatra.” Indonesian Journal of Social and Cultural Anthropology. Vl. 44(2).
Hartanto, Roswaldy, and Yudha, 2023. Tropic Fever. An experimental documentary movie on colonial plantations.
Roswaldy, et al. 2023. Comparative Research on Gender and Reparation in South-East Asia: Aceh, Indonesia. Asia Justice and Rights.

Pepe also writes public-facing work on Phenomenal World, Journal of Commodity Frontiers, and History of Political Economy Project.

About Pepe

Pepe is a postdoctoral fellow at the Institute for Advanded Research, Monash University, Indonesia. Pepe’s main interest has always been monoculture and the socioecological impact of soil degradation (or according to a certain German man: “soil robbery”). Pepe is following Henri Lefebvre’s “I’m not a geographer, I’m just a sociologist who knows geography” by learning QGIS. Pepe creates literary zines with their/her best friend, Nik (they/them) on terminalbus.substack.com. Pepe bikes a lot and enjoys the art of drag. Pepe uses any pronouns except he/him.