Geographer Craig Jeffrey used the phrase "waiting" & "timepass" to describe Indian youth of 2000s, now his two students, both completed their PhDs argue that preparing & sitting for exams is the way of life for uneducated employed youth across India
https://t.co/pJnMNAbc2Q
@British_Airways Is there any way I can connect to BA Customer Care before my flight leaves? I am from India and the contact numbers on your website aren’t connecting from here.
@British_Airways On 28th March, I have a tight connection via LHR - 1 hr 20 min. Inbound is from BOM and I’m flying to BWI. In case my flight is on time but I miss my connection due to delay in deplaning, security, finding gate, will BA rebook me free of charge? How to contact u?
The International Sociological Association @isa_sociology invites the global community of sociologists to an online tribute to the life of Michael Burawoy, Saturday, Feb. 8, noon Eastern. Follow the YouTube live transmission https://t.co/frAc208ekT.
Dear all,
SASEI is looking for volunteer mentors for doctoral students in India who require writing feedback. If you are interested in sparing a few hours of your time, please do sign up. Find the link to the google form here: https://t.co/EqE9zj8ONI
Anthropologist Vishvajit Pandya documented in video perhaps the only available understanding of how Great Nicobar’s Shompen tribe dint want the project near their hills and forests. The video was never published. Here, Pandya explains what happened.
https://t.co/tC8qSMamrT
India's casteist media is silent on this issue? Dalit Shailaja Paik, born in Yerawada, Pune, Maharashtra, has been named a UC professor MacArthur Fellow. She has received a scholarship of Rs 6 crore 71 lakh. Shailaja has received a 'genius grant' to continue her work with Dalits and untouchables. Congratulations are in order. @r_gov11@manoranjanpegu@jaffrelotc@uofcincy
Walter Benjamin ended his life today in the year 1940.
The most moving essay about a visit to his grave in Port Bou was (in my view) written by the anthropologist, Michael Taussig.
One of my favorite photos of Walter Benjamin. Why? Because in it he looks like one of the Marx brothers on a date [the photo was taken in 1921, and the woman standing next to him is a friend of his from his youth]
In Getting Schools to Work Better, @briayifeiyan advocates a new approach focused on supporting and advancing teachers, not just bureaucratic metrics, to boost both their experience and student outcomes.
Read @LSEReviewBooks by @hajabaralaa: https://t.co/jmdwv9xx7h
If you haven't read Pratiksha Baxi's seminal book "Public Secrets of Law" this is as good a time as any with the events around the #RGKarHospital rape and murder unfolding and the ongoing public protests. Also read her oped in @IndianExpress
@briayifeiyan@LSEReviewBooks Thank you, Dr. Yan. The systematic and evidence-based analyses in the book renewed a sense of commitment towards my own doctoral fieldwork!
My review of @briayifeiyan’s book Getting Schools to Work Better: Educational Accountability and Teacher Support in India and China for the @LSEReviewBooks is now out.
Read it here 👇
NEW✨ Getting Schools to Work Better: Educational Accountability and Teacher Support in India and China by @briayifeiyan (@sotonpolitics) @routledgebooks.
Review by @hajabaralaa 👇
https://t.co/iqKW5UeDyh
So excited to see the 1st review of my 1st book freshly out on @LSEReviewBooks@LSEblogs: @hajabaralaa beautifully summarised why it's important to focus on #teacher training and career advancement in🇨🇳🇮🇳and what this means for conceptualising school #Accountability differently👇