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Schoenberger has published extensively on agrarian and environmental transformations. She co-edited De-centring Land Grabbing: Southeast Asia Perspectives on Agrarian-Environmental Transformations (Routledge, 2018). Selected publications include "“They Turn Us into Criminals”: Embodiments of Fear in Cambodian Land Grabbing” (Annals of the American Association of Geographers, 2018, with Alice Beban), “Fieldwork Undone: Knowing Cambodia's Land Grab Through Affective Encounters” (ACME, 2019, with Alice Beban), “Concessions in Cambodia: Governing Profits, Extending State Power and Enclosing Resources from the Colonial Era to the Present” (Journal of Peasant Studies, 2016, with Jean-Christophe Diepart), “Street Vendor Livelihoods and Everyday Politics in Hanoi, Vietnam: The Seeds of a Diverse Economy?” (Urban Studies, 2012, with Sarah Turner), and “Negotiating Remote Borderland Access: Small-Scale Trade on the Vietnam–China Border” (Development and Change, 2008, with Sarah Turner). Her work appears in leading journals such as Journal of Peasant Studies, Critical Asian Studies, and Development and Change. Recognized with the UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship and Banting Fellowship, Schoenberger continues to advance scholarship on social and environmental justice.