Centre for Modern Indian Studies Summer Colloquium 2015
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Centre for Modern Indian Studies Summer Colloquium 2015
Centre for Modern Indian Studies Summer Colloquium 2015 15 April: Race and Caste: From Analytics of Power to Theories of Value, and Back Again Dr. Nathaniel Roberts, MPI-MMG, Göttingen 22 April: Governing India's Land: Sub-national Perspectives Dr. Nikita Sud, University of Oxford 29 April: Genealogies of Equality: Dalit Engagement with Liberalism in Colonial North India Prof. Ram Rawat, University of Delaware/University of Cambridge 6 May: Theologies of Protection: Deshi Mafias and the 'Offer One Can't Refuse' Prof. Lucia Michelutti, University College London 11 May (Monday!): Challenging Normalised Exclusion: Humour and Hopeful Rationality in Dalit Politics Dr. Suryakant Waghmore, DAAD Visiting Professor, CeMIS May 20: Global Justice, Capabilities Approach, and Commercial Surrogacy in India Dr. Sheela Saravanan, Lichtenberg Kolleg, Göttingen May 26 (Tuesday!): How to Crush a Reactor? Anti-Nuclear Movements, the ‘Foreign Hand’ and Transnational (Dis)Connectivities Prof. Raminder Kaur Kahlon, University of Sussex 3 June: Past or Present? The New Grammar of Caste in Contemporary India Prof. Ashwini Deshpande, Delhi School of Economics © Rupa Viswanath Wednesdays 4:15 – 5:45pm CeMIS Board Room 2.112 Waldweg 26 (2nd Floor) (unless noted otherwise) 10 June: Mapping Emotions, Constructing Feelings: Delhi in the 1840s Prof. Margrit Pernau, Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Berlin 17 June: Can the Revolution be Legalized?: The Contradictions of Law and Social Transformation in India Dr. Sandipto Dasgupta, Kings College 1 July: Fences and Neighbors: South Asian Studies and Religious Studies Prof. Robert Yelle, University of Munich 8 July: Mrs Gandhi’s Buried Treasure: “Economic Offenders” in Emergency India Dr. Patrick Clibbens, University of Oxford 15 July: The Politics of the Poor: Negotiating Democracy in Eastern India Dr. Indrajit Roy, University of Oxford Conveners: Prof. Srirupa Roy and Prof. Rupa Viswanath • Contact: birgit.priemer@cemis.uni-goettingen.de