We're thrilled to announce the inception of DU Political Science Forum- a student- led platform dedicated to discussing and debating the unconventional in academia.
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In its latest session, the Forum had a spirited discussion on 'Casting and Casteing Indian Diplomacy' by @vineet1232 . The paper focuses on how caste and diplomacy are interconnected and decodes the role of diplomacy in perpetuating caste hierarchies on International level.
@Dupolreads thanks for taking it up. I guess the piece is more of a conversation starter; hopefully you all can brainstorm further on how caste shapes Indian diplomacy.
In its next reading session, the Forum will discuss 'Casting and Casteing Indian Diplomacy' by @vineet1232 at 11 a.m., Saturday, 30th September at Faculty of Social Sciences, II Floor, NC.
We look forward to engaging with the Freshers.
If interested, DM/ Email for the paper!
This is to inform you all that the Forum will be on a break till the semester exams and will resume from the next session with due notice.
Best wishes to all the examinees!
For the forthcoming reading session the Forum takes "Thinking Sex : Notes for a Radical Theory of the Politics of Sexuality" by Gayle S. Rubin at 10 am, Friday, 28th July in Satyakam Bhavan, North Campus.
If interested, DM/Email for the paper!
For the forthcoming reading session the Forum takes "Thinking Sex : Notes for a Radical Theory of the Politics of Sexuality" by Gayle S. Rubin at 10 am, Friday, 28th July in Satyakam Bhavan, North Campus.
If interested, DM/Email for the paper!
The Forum had an intense discussion on organicist nature of Hindutva conceptualization of the international & Akhand Bharat resolution strategy in @atulm01's "Locusts vs. the gigantic octopus: the Hindutva international and “Akhand Bharat” in V.D. Savarkar’s history of India".
The Forum shall take upcoming Reading Session on "Locusts vs the gigantic octopus: the Hindutva international and “Akhand Bharat” in V.D. Savarkar’s history of India" by @atulm01 at 1 pm, Friday, 21st July in Satyakam Bhawan, North Campus.
If interested, DM/Email for the paper!
Due to the ongoing flood situation in the capital city, the Forum has been on a break this week.
We shall return with a new topic next week. Hoping for everyone's safety. See you soon!
In second reading session the Forum engages in discussion on ‘We Will Teach India Democracy’: Indigenous Voices
in Constitution Making by @nandinisundar. The paper explores how Adivasis embrace constitutional interpretation despite historical marginalization and victimization.
We meet in the Department of Political Science, South Campus on Monday, 3rd July at 13:30 to discuss @nandinisundar article on 'We will teach India Democracy': Indigenous Voices in Constitution Making.
Do join!
Due to Valedictory Ceremony of Centenary Celebrations of University of Delhi taking place on 30th June the routes are diverged thus the session is being postponed to next week for everyone's convenience.
Due to Valedictory Ceremony of Centenary Celebrations of University of Delhi taking place on 30th June the routes are diverged thus the session is being postponed to next week for everyone's convenience.
The Forum shall take up its 2nd Reading Session on 'We Will Teach India Democracy' : Indigenous Voices in Constitution Making by @nandinisundar at 12 noon, 30th June in Satyakam Bhawan, North Campus.
If interested, DM/Email for the paper.
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The Forum shall take up its 2nd Reading Session on 'We Will Teach India Democracy' : Indigenous Voices in Constitution Making by @nandinisundar at 12 noon, 30th June in Satyakam Bhawan, North Campus.
If interested, DM/Email for the paper.