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South Asia Conversations At Cambridge University

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South Asia Conversations At Cambridge University

In each episode we sit down with a scholar who has contributed something extraordinary to our understanding of history, politics or culture in South Asia, and get a deeper insight into their work. South Asia Conversations is a production of the Centre of South Asian Studies at Cambridge University.

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  1. 60

    Amogh Sharma, 'The backstage of democracy: India's election campaigns and the people who manage them'

  2. 59

    Surinder Jodka, 'Why talk caste?: Emergent inequalities and cultures of hierarchy'

  3. 58

    Timothy Cooper, 'The atmosphere of film in Lahore: Towards an anthropology of media environments'

  4. 57

    Siobhan Lambert-Hurley, 'The loss of taste: memory, the senses and everyday eating in Delhi'

  5. 56

    Rahul Soni, 'The translation of Magadh by Shrikant Verma'

  6. 55

    Chander Velu, 'A business model experiment at a national scale: the case of Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) in India'

  7. 54

    Shankar Ramaswami, 'Souls in the Kalyug'

  8. 53

    Paul McBain, 'A drunken bee: Sunthorn Phu and the Buddhist landscapes of early Bangkok'

  9. 52

    P.B. Anand: 'Amartya Sen, capabilities and the Indian Way'

  10. 51

    Chris Moffat: 'The time of building: Kamil Khan Mumtaz and architecture in Pakistan'

  11. 50

    Shirin Rai: 'Depletion: The human costs of caring in New Delhi'

  12. 49

    Hemangini Gupta: 'The experimental South: Cities, labour and capitalism in startup India'

  13. 48

    Dr Lovleen Bhullar: 'Just transition for AMR: Lessons from wastewater management in India'

  14. 47

    Vandana Singh: 'Re-storying ourselves: science, the climate crisis and the future'

  15. 46

    Kunal Sen: 'India's stalled path of structural transformation: what went wrong?'

  16. 45

    Ammara Maqsood: 'The value of difference: Hindu Muslim encounters in Karachi, Pakistan'

  17. 44

    Shannon Philip: 'A city of men? Youth masculinities and everyday gendered violences in urban India'

  18. 43

    Gerard McCarthy: 'Outsourcing the polity: non-state welfare, inequality and resistance in Myanmar'

  19. 42

    Rekha Bhangaonkar: 'Our water, but my water first: a case of groundwater management in semi-arid India'

  20. 41

    Sumathi Ramaswamy: 'A strange kindness: largesse and learning in the age of colonial capital'

  21. 40

    Benjamin Hegarty: 'Bureaucratic documents and signs of state recognition for Indonesian warias'

  22. 39

    Cameron Petrie: 'Cities, towns and villages: living in the diverse environments of the Indus Civilization'

  23. 38

    Ramachandra Guha: 'Beyond racial binaries: Western fighters for India's freedom'

  24. 37

    Arvind Rajagopal - 'From infrastructure to superstructure: a tale in three acts'

  25. 36

    Jessica Namakkal: 'Unsettling utopia: the making and unmaking of French India'

  26. 35

    Ines Zupanov: 'Christian missions in South India: hotspots of knowledge (17th-18th centuries)'

  27. 34

    Asma Khan: 'Ammu: food to nourish your soul, from a life of cooking'

  28. 33

    Jinee Lokaneeta: 'Policing in liberal democracies: legal violence and scientific interrogations in India'

  29. 32

    Sunil Mitra Kumar: 'Counterfactual thinking and causal mediation: an application to female labour force participation in India'

  30. 31

    Magnus Marsden: 'Intellectual Exchanges in Muslim Asia: Intersections of History and Geography'

  31. 30

    Mallika Leuzinger: 'Photography and the politics of intimacy in India'

  32. 29

    James Caron: 'Writing war from beyond war: material, imagination, and poetric landscapes in Afghanistan and Pakistan'

  33. 28

    Nidhi Singal, 'Educating children with disabilities during the pandemic and beyond: insights from Nepal'

  34. 27

    S. Sharada: 'South India and Southeast Asia: archaeometallurgical and iconographic explorations'

  35. 26

    Naila Kabeer: 'Paradigm shift or business as usual? Multi-stakeholder initiative in the Bangladesh garment industry in the wake of Rana Plaza'

  36. 25

    Mahesh Rangarajan, 'How the tiger became Indian: nature, nation and science in Indian conservation, 1970-2020'

  37. 24

    Adam Green, 'Small surface water bodies: an ancient path to sustainable collective action in northwest India?'

  38. 23

    Francis Cody, 'Law at large: notes on the public mediation of community in the juridical field'

  39. 22

    Jonathan Saha, 'Fatal associations: racial differentiation and interspecies empire in colonial Myanmar'

  40. 21

    Roundtable: 'The Modern History of Art in India'

  41. 20

    'A Detective and a Gentleman: Crime in Colonial Calcutta' with Anindita Ghosh

  42. 19

    'The End of Indenture?': with Neilesh Bose and Ashutosh Kumar

  43. 18

    'What is the intellectual history of India?': a roundtable discussion

  44. 17

    'Caste today' with Sharika Thiranagama and Suryakant Waghmore

  45. 16

    'Green Revolution': Shailaja Fennell

  46. 15

    'Plantationocene': with Sarah Besky and Maan Barua

  47. 14

    Equality and difference: with Radhika Coomaraswamy

  48. 13

    The scientific life in South Asia: with Charu Singh and Projit Mukharji

  49. 12

    Literary lineages: with Neloufer de Mel and Geeta Patel

  50. 11

    Everyday voices and the early modern: with Abhishek Kaicker and Jagjeet Lally

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

In each episode we sit down with a scholar who has contributed something extraordinary to our understanding of history, politics or culture in South Asia, and get a deeper insight into their work. South Asia Conversations is a production of the Centre of South Asian Studies at Cambridge University.

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Centre of South Asian Studies

Produced by Kevin Greenbank

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