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DESCRIPTION:The Moynihan Institute’s South Asia Center presents a book talk
by Navine Murshid of Colgate University. \;Murshid will read excerpts
from her book to highlight the key claims she makes regarding Bangladesh-
India relations\, neoliberalism and how they participate in the marginaliz
ation of Bengali Muslims in India. Key in the mechanism she identifies is
the conflation between Indian Bengali Muslims and Bangladeshis that produc
es a constant "other." In this discussion\, Murshid will pay particular at
tention to the fieldwork she conducted in the Bangladesh-India borderlands
to show how identity there is liminal and fluid\, in contrast to the hard
ened identities politicians attribute to them. \;Navine Murshid is an
associate professor of political science at Colgate University. She is the
author of \;"The Politics of Refugees in South Asia" and \;"India
's Bangladesh Problem." Her current research is on Rabindrik sensibilities
and cultural nationalism in contemporary Bangladesh. \;This event is
co-sponsored by the Political Science Department. \;
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SUMMARY:India’s Bangladesh Problem: \nThe Marginalization of Bengali Muslim
s \nin Neoliberal Times
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The Moynihan Institute’s South Asia Center
presents a book talk by Navine Murshid of Colgate University. \;
Murshid will read excer
pts from her book to highlight the key claims she makes regarding Banglade
sh-India relations\, neoliberalism and how they participate in the margina
lization of Bengali Muslims in India. Key in the mechanism she identifies
is the conflation between Indian Bengali Muslims and Bangladeshis that pro
duces a constant "other." In this discussion\, Murshid will pay particular
attention to the fieldwork she conducted in the Bangladesh-India borderla
nds to show how identity there is liminal and fluid\, in contrast to the h
ardened identities politicians attribute to them. \;
Navine Murshid is an associate professor of p
olitical science at Colgate University. She is the author of \;"The Politics of Refugees in South Asia" and \;"India's Ban
gladesh Problem." Her current research is on Rabindrik sensibilities and c
ultural nationalism in contemporary Bangladesh. \;
This event is co-sponsored by the Political Science Department. \;
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