Here are some of the publications Joyce has been involved in.

They are a combination of:

• journal articles,
• project reports,
• blog posts,
• conferences,
• and workshops.

Joyce gives everything a try!

🍌 Managing fungal disease (Fusarium wilt) in bananas 🍌

• Peterson, Elizabeth and Joyce S. Luis. 2022. Impact assessment of ACIAR project HORT/2012/097: Integrated management of Fusarium wilt of bananas in the Philippines and Australia. Project report prepared for Australian Center for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR).

🌾 Heirloom Rice Project 🌾

• Luis, Joyce S., P.B. Ricarte, C.S. Acuin, A.E. Cope, M. Demont, M.T. Wanawan and V.A. Tapat. 2020. Expanded Value Chain Analysis for Heirloom Rice in the Cordillera Administrative (CAR). Los Banos Laguna, (Philippines) International Rice Research Institute. Available in the web: http://books.irri.org/HRP-Phase-II-VCA-Report-2020.pdf.
• Sandro JM, JS Luis, AE Cope, M Gummert, CS Acuin. 2020. Monograph: Postharvest Innovations for the Heirloom Rices of the Cordillera Region, Philippines. Los Baños, (Philippines) International Rice Research Institute. Available in the web: http://books.irri.org/HRP-Phase-II-Postharvest-Monograph-2020.pdf.
• Cope AE, RA Reaño, JS Luis, AP Santelices, JJ Padilla, CS Acuin, editors. 2020. Philippine Cordillera Heirloom Rice. Los Baños, (Philippines) International Rice Research Institute. Available in the web: http://books.irri.org/philippine-cordillera-heirloom-rice.pdf.

🌾 Gender norms and agricultural innovations 🌾

• Luis, Joyce S., M. Thonon, R. Puskur and M. Connor. 2018. Are words speaking our minds? Blog for the International Women’s Day 2018.
• Luis, Joyce S., M. Thonon and R. Puskur. 2018. What drives innovation in rice farming? Blog http://irri.org/blogs/gender.
• Luis, J.S., D. Villanueva and R. Puskur. 2018. Gender and innovation processes in rice-based systems. GENNOVATE report to the CGIAR Research Program on GriSP. GENNOVATE Research Paper. IRRI. Philippines. Available in the web: https://gennovate.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/CRP-GRISP-Gennovate-Report.pdf.
• Elias, Marlène Netsayi Mudege, Diana Lopez, Dina Najjar, Vongai Kandiwa, Joyce Luis, Jummai Yila, Amare Tegbaru, Gaya Ibrahim, Abderahim Bentaibi. 2018. Where gender meets generation: Occupational aspirations and trajectories of rural youth across 25 villages of the Global South, Journal of Gender, Agriculture and Food Security: http://agrigender.net/index.php.
• Badstue, Lone, Diana Lopez, Anya Umantseva, George Williams, Marlene Elias, Cathy Farnworth, Anne Rietveld, Esther Njuguna-Mungai, Joyce Luis, Dina Najjar and Vongai Kandiwa. 2018. What drives capacity to innovate? Insights from rural men and women in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, Journal of Gender, Agriculture and Food Security: http://agrigender.net/index.php.
• Petesch, P., Feldman, S., Elias, M., Badstue, L., Najjar, D., Rietveld, A., Bullock, R., Kawarazuka, N., and Luis, J. 2018. Community typology framed by normative climate for agricultural innovation, empowerment and poverty reduction, Journal of Gender, Agriculture and Food Security: http://agrigender.net/index.php.

🌾 Women empowerment/leadership and asset ownership 🌾

• Akter, Sonia, Pieter Rutsaert, Joyce Luis, Nyo Me Htwe, Su Su San, Budi Raharjo, Arlyna Pustika. 2017. Women’s empowerment and gender equity in agriculture: A different perspective from Southeast Asia, Food Policy 69 (2017) 270–279.
• Rola-Rubzen, Maria Fay, Thelma R. Paris, Joyce Luis, and Farveh Farivar. 2016. Enhancing Women's Capacities in Agricultural Research and Development in Asia and Africa, Human Development and Capacity Building, publisher Routledge, Singapore.
• Paris, Thelma R., Valerien Pede, Joyce S. Luis, Raman Sharma, Abha Singh, Jeffrey Stipular and Donald Villanueva. 2015. Understanding Men’s and Women’s Access to and Control of Assets and the Implications for Agricultural Development Projects: A Case Study in Rice-Farming Households in Eastern Uttar Pradesh, India, IFPRI Discussion Paper 01437, April.
• Luis, Joyce S., Thelma Paris and Teodora Malabanan. 2012. From rags to riches with rice farming, Rice Today, October-December 2012, Vol. 11, No. 4.

🌾 Gender and plant breeding 🌾

• Paris, T, Singh A, Singh HN, J. Luis, Hossain M. 2005. Using participatory tools in setting gender-sensitive criteria for acceptable rice varieties in eastern India. In: Gonsalves, J, Becker T, Braun A, Campilan D, De Chavez H, Fajber E, Kapiriri M, Rivaca-Caminade J, Vernooy R, editors. Participatory research and development for sustainable agriculture and natural resource management: a sourcebook.
• Paris, T., A. Singh and J. Luis. 2001. Listening to male and female farmers in rice varietal selection: A case in Eastern India. Proceedings of the International Symposium on Participatory Plant Breeding and Participatory Plant Genetic Resource Enhancement, Pokhara, Nepal, 1-5 May 2000. Cali Columbia: Centro Internacional de Agricultura.
• Paris, T., A. Singh, M. Hossain and J. Luis. 2000. Using gender analysis in characterizing and understanding farm-household systems in rainfed lowland rice environments, Characterizing and understanding Rainfed Environments, edited by T.P Tuong, S.P. Kam, L. Wade, S. Pandey, B.A.M. Bouman and B. Hardy.
• Paris, T, A. Singh, M. Hossain, O.N. Singh and J. Luis. 1998. Incorporating Gender Concerns in Rice Germplasm Enhancement and Conservation in Rainfed Environments in Eastern India. Paper presented at the 2nd International Seminar and Planning Workshop for the CGIAR Systemwide Program on Participatory Research and Gender Analysis in Quito, Ecuador.
• Diaz, C., T. Paris, M. Hossain and J. Luis. 1994. Knowledge, attitude and practice of seed management technologies in rice farming in Central Luzon. Philippine Journal of Crop Science 1994. 19(2) 87-99.
• Luis, J. and T. Paris, 2000. Male and female farmers' assessment of rice varietal traits in Northern Philippines. Paper presented at the CSSP Scientific Conference, 2-6 May 2000, PhilRice Compound, Batac, Ilocos Norte, Philippines.

🌾 Male and female labor outmigration in agriculture 🌾

• Luis, J., TR Paris, MaFR Rubzen and VO Pede. 2015. Rural Labor Outmigration and Gender Dimension in an Assessment of Farm Technical Efficiency: A Case Study in Selected Rice Villages in the Philippines, Asian Journal of Agriculture and Development, Vol. 12, No. 1.
• Paris T, Rola-Rubzen F, Luis J, Chi TT, Wongsanum C and Villanueva D. 2010. Interrelationships between labor outmigration, livelihoods, rice productivity and gender roles, Occasional Papers: knowledge for development effectiveness, Asia and Pacific Region, IFAD.
• Paris, T., Truong Thi Ngoc Chi, Rubzen Rola Maria Fay, Luis Joyce. 2009. Effects of out-migration on rice farming households and women left behind in Vietnam. Gender, Technology and Development, Sage Publications, New Delhi, India.
• Paris T, Luis J, Villanueva D, Rola-Rubzen F, Chi TT, and Wongsanum C. 2009. Labour out migration on rice farming households and gender roles: Synthesis of findings in Thailand, the Philippines and Vietnam, FAO-IFAD-ILO (Food and Agricultural Organization-International Fund for Agricultural Development-International Labor Organization) Workshop on Gaps, trends and current research in gender dimensions of agricultural and rural employment: Differentiated pathways out of poverty.
• P. Wardana, J. S. Luis, and T. Paris. 2009. The Impact of Migration on the Rice Household Economy: A Case Study in Central Java, Indonesia, Jurnal Agro Ekonomi Vol.26 No.01 2008.
• Paris, T, Singh A, Singh RK, Saha NK, Lakra V, and Luis J. 2008. Labor out-migration, livelihood and gender roles; Synthesis of empirical findings in eastern India. In Science, technology, and trade for peace and prosperity: Proceedings of the 26th International Rice Research Conference, 9-12 October 2006, New Delhi, India. Edited by P.K. Aggarwal, J.K. Ladha, R.K. Singh, C. Devalumar, and B. Hardy. Published by IRRI, Indian Council of Agricultural Research and National Academy of Agricultural Sciences: 782 pages.
• Paris TR, Singh A, Luis J, Hossain M. 2007. Labour outmigration, livelihood of rice farming households and women left behind: a case study in Eastern Uttar Pradesh. In Krisnaraj M, editor. Gender, Food Security and Rural Livelihoods. MSWaminathan Rice Research Foundation, STREE Publishing, Kolkatta, India, pp.295-325.
• Paris, T., A. Singh, J. Luis and M Hossain. 2005. Labor out migration, livelihood of rice farming households and women left behind: A case study in Eastern Uttar Pradesh, Economic and Political Weekly, 18 June 2005, pp2522-2529.
• Luis, J. and T. Paris. 2003. Socio-demographic and agricultural factors affecting out migration in selected rice farming villages in Cagayan province, Philippines, Philippine Journal of Crop Science 2003, 28(1), 49-60.

🌾 Women in rice farming systems 🌾

• Paris T. and J. Luis. 2004. Gender analysis and its application in rice-based farming systems research. Training module for social science research methods (gender issues, indigenous knowledge, socioeconomics, LAO-PDR – IRRI Rice Research and Training Project, Aug 2004.
• Luis, J., T.Paris and M. Hossain. 1999. Assessing the impact of introduced technologies for commercializing glutinous rice: A case study in rainfed lowland rice village in Pangasinan, Philippines. Paper presented at the FCSSP 15 Scientific Conference, 10-15 May 1999, Family Country Hotel, General Santos City, South Cotabato, Philippines.
• Luis, J. and L. Price. 1998. Gender Differences in Entomological Knowledge in Rice: A Case in an Irrigated Rice Village in Central Luzon, Philippines. Paper presented at the Federation of Crop Science Societies of the Philippines (FCSSP) 14th Annual Scientific Conference, 20-24 April 1998, Cebu City, Philippines.
• Diaz, C., T. Paris, M. Hossain and J.Luis. 1994. Adding value in rice production: a study on utilization of rice biomass and by-products in rainfed lowlands in Central Luzon. Philippine Journal of Crop Science 19(3).
• Paris, T. and J.Luis. 1990. Gender Analysis: How It Made A Difference in a Farming Systems Research Project in Sta. Barbara, Pangasinan, Philippines. In Gender Issues in Agriculture. Papers and Proceedings of the Regional Conference on Gender Issues in Agriculture. Held in Manila, 5-6 Dec 1990. Sponsored by ADB and UNIFEM.

🌾 Non-gender analysis on rice straw utilization and household income determinants 🌾

• Nguyen, V.H; Gummert, M; Castalone, A; Samaddar, A; Luis, J; Borromeo, E; Jamieson, C (IRRI). 2016. Potential for using rice straw as fuel: Key Findings of the IRRI-SUPERGEN Rice Straw Energy Project, in collaboration with University of Manchester, Imperial College, Newcastle University and Rothamsted Research.
• Valerien O. Pede, Joyce S. Luis, Thelma R. Paris, and Justin D. McKinley. 2012. Determinants of Household Income: A Quantile Regression Approach for Four Rice-Producing Areas in the Philippines, Asian Journal of Agriculture and Development, Vol. 9, No. 2.