Publications by authors named "Samiya Selim"

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The "most beautiful place" where "it's not possible to live": A qualitative study of relational well-being in an area of climate vulnerability, Bangladesh.
Kyra Lilier, Sarah L Dalglish, Mark Donald C Reñosa, Samiya A Selim, Syed Tauheed Raihan

PLoS One· September 2025

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"What Can We Do?": A Psychological Perspective on (Mal)Adaptive Coping Strategies and Barriers to Coping in an Area of Severe Climate Vulnerability in Bangladesh.
Kyra Lilier, Michael Mikulewicz, Samiya A Selim, Syed Tauheed Raihan, Rafia Islam

Int J Behav Med· November 2024

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Does catching more fish increase the subjective well-being of fishers? Insights from Bangladesh.
Sara Miñarro, Samiya Selim, Eric D Galbraith

Ambio· July 2022

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Resilience of small-scale marine fishers of Bangladesh against the COVID-19 pandemic and the 65-day fishing ban.
Joy Bhowmik, Samiya Ahmed Selim, Haseeb Md Irfanullah, Jannat Shancharika Shuchi, Rumana Sultana

Mar Policy· December 2021

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Equity in science: advocating for a triple-blind review system.
Stephanie Brodie, André Frainer, Maria Grazia Pennino, Shan Jiang, Laura Kaikkonen, Samiya A Selim

Trends Ecol Evol· November 2021

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Happy without money: Minimally monetized societies can exhibit high subjective well-being.
Sara Miñarro, Victoria Reyes-García, Shankar Aswani, Samiya Selim, Christopher P Barrington-Leigh

PLoS One· May 2021

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A Risk Exchange: Health and Mobility in the Context of Climate and Environmental Change in Bangladesh-A Qualitative Study.
Patricia Nayna Schwerdtle, Kate Baernighausen, Sayeda Karim, Tauheed Syed Raihan, Samiya Selim

Int J Environ Res Public Health· March 2021

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