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Norman Davies delivered a lecture on European History: Aspects Non-Europeans Don't Always Know on 17 April 2012 at CSDS Seminar Hall. This lecture explored the areas of European history largely unknown beyond Europe itself....
CSDS offers in the form of an 'occasional paper series' ongoing research work by its faculty. By calling it DigiPAPERS, we gesture towards a hybridity of form and content suitable to our times. Here we play more freely with the text and design, as is possible
Abdulkader Tayob will deliver a lecture on ‘Religion after Critique: Decolonial Strategies for the Study of Religion(s)’ on 1 March 2021 via Zoom. It will be chaired by Prathama Banerjee. The study of religion has gone through an extensive period of cr...
Rahul Dev will deliver a lecture on ‘Indian Languages and the Question of Democracy’ on 2 March 2021 via Zoom. It will be chaired by Abhay Kumar Dubey. The lecture is a part of the CSDS Dialogue on Democracy. ‘Democracy’ gets defined almost
Rahul Mukherjee will deliver a lecture on ‘Proximate Exposures: Media and Radiance’ on 5 March 2021 via Zoom. It will be chaired by Ravi Sundaram. The discussant will be Veena Hariharan. This lecture examines how human bodies cope with the proximity
A panel discussion on ‘Beyond Global Health?: Diasporic Perspectives on Health and Social Justice’ was held on 12 February 2021 via Zoom. The video is available on YouTube. It was moderated by Baidik Bhattacharya. The panelists
Mukul Sharma delivered a lecture on ‘Caste, Dalit and Environmental Politics’ on 5 February 2021 via Zoom. The video is available on YouTube. It was chaired by Awadhendra Sharan. Indian environmental politics has been vibrant in
The 13th issue of Pratiman: Samay, Samaj, Sanskriti, a refereed journal of social sciences and humanities in Hindi is available free online. Published by the Indian Languages Programme of CSDS, it addresses the real needs of a burgeoning number of
BioScope: South Asian Screen Studies, screen media research journal for the South Asian region; Pratiman Samay, Samaj, Sanskriti, journal of social sciences and humanities in Hindi and Studies in Indian Politics, a blind..
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