Books/Edited Volumes
Jogdand, Y. (2024) (Ed.). Identities and Representations with Symposium on Caste and Psychology. CASTE / A Global Journal on Social Exclusion (Brandeis University, US). [special issue].
Journal Papers
(*current or former PhD student)
Callan, M., Sutton, R., Chobthamkit, P……Jogdand, Y., Sharma*, S., & William J. Skylark (in press). Personal Relative Deprivation and Locus of Control. Journal of Personality.
Jogdand, Y. (2024). Laying the Ground for a Critical Psychology of Caste. CASTE / A Global Journal on Social Exclusion, 5(2), 49–72.
Sharma*, S., & Jogdand, Y. (2024). The Nature of Caste Prejudice: A New Look at Prejudice, Social Identity, and Casteism in India. CASTE / A Global Journal on Social Exclusion. 5(2), 73–96.
Khan, S & Jogdand, Y. (2024). Ethnonationalist populism in India? The allure of Narendra Modi’s leadership. The Psychologist (British Psychological Society).
Hopkins-Doyle, A., Petterson, A., .... Jogdand, Y... Sharma*, S....& Wai Lan Yueng, V. (2024). The misandry myth: The inaccurate stereotype that feminists hate men, and its psychological foundations. Psychology of Women Quarterly.
Zhao, X., Jogdand, Y., Sharma*, P., & Khan, S. (2023). Skin color and Sun protection practices in India: Preliminary findings from a nationally representative sample. Preventive Medicine Reports.
Bagade, U., Jogdand, Y., & Bagade, V. (2023). Subaltern Studies and the Transition in Indian History Writing. Critical Philosophy of Race, 11(1), 175-208.
Jogdand, Y. (2023). Ground Down and Locked in a Paperweight: Toward a Critical Psychology of Caste-based Humiliation. Critical Philosophy of Race. (Penn State University Press)
Jogdand, Y. & Sharma, S.* (2019). Entrepreneurship of Emotions is Critical for Future Leadership. Journal of Leadership Studies. 13(1), 87-89.
Khan, S., Svensson, T. & Jogdand, Y., & Liu, J. (2017). Lessons from the past for the future: The definition and mobilization of Hindu nationhood by the Hindu nationalist movement of India.
Journal of Social and Political Psychology. 5(2), 477-511.
Jogdand, Y. (2017). The Drowned and the Saved: Caste and Humiliation in the Indian Classroom. UNESCO Women Philosophers’ Journal, 4-5 (3), pp. 304-311.
Jogdand, Y., Khan, S. & Mishra, A. K. (2016). Understanding the Persistence of Caste. Journal of Social and Political Psychology. 4(2), 554–570
Jogdand, Y. & Sinha, C. (2015). Can leaders transform humiliation into a creative force? Journal of Leadership Studies. 9 (3), 75-77.
Jogdand, Y. (January 2013). 'Humiliated by caste: Understanding emotional consequences of identity denial' Early Career Scholar Newsletter, International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP).
Book Chapters
Jogdand, Y. (2023). Humiliation and Technology: Dilemmas and Challenges for State, Civil Society and Industry. In S. Mukherjee, V. Dutt, & Srinivasan, N. (Eds.). Applied Cognitive Science and Technology: Implications of interaction between human cognition and technology. Singapore: Springer
Jogdand, Y., Khan, S., & Reicher, S. (2020). The Context, Content and Claims of Humiliation in response to Collective Victimhood. In J. Vollhardt (Ed.), The Social Psychology of Collective Victimhood. New York: Oxford University Press
Reicher, S. & Jogdand, Y. (2016). Identity, emotion and mobilisation. In C. Howarth & E. Andreoli (Eds.), The Social Psychology of Everyday Politics. London: Routledge.
Reicher, S., Jogdand, Y., & Ryan, C. (2015). Political participation is self-interest...But not in the way you might think. In N. Manning (Ed.), Political (dis)engagement and the changing nature of the 'political'. Bristol: Policy Press.