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Speakers in 2005-2006

Spring 2006
1/31/06
Gulshan Sooklall
The Search for National Identity amid Reinforced Diasporic Links and Reinvented Roots: The Case of Mauritius

2/7/06
Dia Mohan

2/8/06
Susan Wadley

2/28/06
Nandini Sengupta

03/21/06
Sanjukta Mukherjee

3/23/06
Gayatri Reddy

4/11/06
Irfan Habib
Transmission of Science through Translation: A Study of Urdu in 19th Century India

Fall 2005
11/29/05
Prema Kurien
Multiculturalism and the Development of an American Hinduism

11/17/05
Mridula Ramanna
Women and Children's Health: How Far was it a Public Health Concern in Early 20th Century Bombay Presidency?

11/15/05
Deepak Thapa
Monarchy and Maoists in Nepal

11/10/05
Thomas Blom Hansen
The "Great Indian Middle Class" and the Anxieties of Hindu Nationalism

11/2/05
Shekhar Singh
Current Developments in Indian Politics and Government

11/1/05
Viranjini Munasinghe
Theorizing World Culture through the New World: East Indians and Creolization

10/27/05
Sharad Devarajan
Syracuse Symposium on Borders

10/25/05
Subho Basu
The State-Society Relationship and Political Conflicts in Nepal

10/08/05
Mahua Sarkar
Difference in Memory

10/13/05
Roger Jeffery
Education in Rural Northern India

10/6/05
Urvashi Butalia
Victims, Agents or Other? Women and Political Conflict in South Asia
Mira Nair
Syracuse Symposium on Borders

10/4/05
Kaveri Agashe, Manasis Tapikar, and Ramdas Palsule
Kathak Dance

9/27/05
Nancy Powell
U.S. Diplomacy in South Asia and Africa: An Ambassador's Reflections

9/17/05
Chandra Talpade Mohanty
opening remarks of the Ray Smith Symposium
Fouzia Saeed
Snakes and Ladders: Impediments and Opportunities for a Way Forward
Manisha Desai
Transnationalism: The Face of Feminist Politics Post Beijing
Veronica George
Ignored and Displaced: The Silencing of Afghan Women's Rights to Economic Justice
Monisha Behal
Women Suffer Most: Armed Conflict and Women's Rights in North East India

9/16/05
Susan Wadley
opening remarks of the Ray Smith Symposium

9/12/05
Neelima Shukla-Bhatt
Media of Miracles, Miracle of Media: Clairvoyants and Commercials on South Asian TV Networks in the Diaspora