India Seminar

Social science research on India

[asanyfuleknow @asanyfuleknow]

Dedicating this Sunday to these Westland/Context books.

Do not disturb.

[Balbir Singh Aulakh @BalbirAulakh]

On Indian modernity ‘whitespace’ and a call for "recognizing its presence and effect" in the way it implicates space in India. (By @hburte, @IndiaSeminar): https://t.co/sdlHeDXyoH

[Ramachandra Guha @Ram_Guha]

My new book, REBELS AGAINST THE RAJ, out early next year, is a group portrait of seven remarkable foreigners who joined the freedom struggle. The Indian edition will be published by Penguin Random House.
https://t.co/QbR94WY75u

[Economic & Political Weekly @epw_in]

Despite having one of the largest food security programmes in the world, why are Indians overwhelmingly going hungry? | @roadscholarz

[Ideas for India @Ideas4India]

In studies of India's FLFP a missing aspect is dynamic nature of employment i.e. ppl enter/exit workforce at diff. pts in time. Analysing IHDS data (2004-05, 2011-12) new research shows women have lower entry & higher exit rates than men in short/long term
https://t.co/b996MBwY4b

[Ramachandra Guha @Ram_Guha]

In praise of an archive, and an archivist: My column in @ttindia :
https://t.co/tQfWtT2BIM

[The Hindu @the_hindu]

Historian @Ram_Guha in conversation with Sports Editor @kcvblr on his latest work and abiding love for cricket in the inaugural edition of The Hindu on Books podcast
https://t.co/ENujZzAHZ7

[Permanent Black @PermanentBlack]

"The book does an excellent job of showing how a variety of agitations merged together in Uttarakhand, much like the many tributaries of the Ganga" @stephenalter reviews
Shekhar Pathak's Chipko Movement: A People's History. https://t.co/vvy9Cf8rAc