New book by Professor Nayanika Mathur New book by Professor Nayanika Mathur New book by Professor Nayanika Mathur Crooked Cats: Beastly Encounters in the Anthropocene published by University of Chicago Press
Education in Crisis conference 2021 Education in Crisis conference 2021 Education in Crisis conference 2021 Details of and recordings from this major conference organised by CSASP's Education.SouthAsia initiative are now available to view. Click here for further information and links.
Professor Polly O'Hanlon elected a British Academy Fellow Professor Polly O'Hanlon elected a British Academy Fellow Professor Polly O'Hanlon elected a British Academy Fellow We are very proud of this achievement by Faculty of Oriental Studies' and CSASP's Polly O'Hanlon.
Selected Modern South Asian Studies seminars now available as podcasts Asian Studies Centre podcasts Selected Modern South Asian Studies seminars now available as podcasts Selected Modern South Asian Studies seminars now available as podcasts Several of the Modern South Asian Studies seminars given this term have now been published as podcasts on the University's website.
Featured Event: Performance and Power in Delhi Featured Event: Performance and Power in Delhi Featured Event: Performance and Power in Delhi A recording of this event, which took place in July, is now available on the University's website.
New Research Project Website Launched: Education.Southasia New Research Project Website Launched: Education.Southasia New Research Project Website Launched: Education.Southasia Please visit the new CSASP/OSGA research project website at https://educationsouthasia.web.ox.ac.uk/
Read Nayanika Mathur's article on the Rhodes Must Fall protests in "The Wire" Read Nayanika Mathur's article on the Rhodes Must Fall protests in "The Wire" Read Nayanika Mathur's article on the Rhodes Must Fall protests in "The Wire" CSASP's Professor in the Anthropology of South Asia publishes an article on the recent protests in Oxford.
Research Spotlight: Climate Crisis Thinking in the Humanities and Social Sciences Research Spotlight: Climate Crisis Thinking in the Humanities and Social Sciences Research Spotlight: Climate Crisis Thinking in the Humanities and Social Sciences Professor Nayanika Mathur co-directs a TORCH-Oxford Martin School research network on the climate crisis
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