Everyday Rights
Although bottom-up political action has a long history within China, only recently has a grassroots movement—one driven by local and often marginalized interests rather than [...]
ICI Sponsored Fall 2011 Courses
India China Institute is proud to announce two upcoming Fall 2011 courses sponsored in part by ICI. Students interested in South and South East Asian [...]
Since Shanghai… and the plan for the next and final three weeks!
Okay! So after the first couple weeks of traveling around and trying to find connections and then making the connection in Shanghai and volunteering and [...]
Development and Migration and the initial “route” plan and what I have been doing!
Development and migration are often closely linked phenomena for obvious reasons- mainly people go where there is work. Global migration of which I had studied a [...]
Development and Migration and the initial "route" plan and what I have been doing!
Development and migration are often closely linked phenomena for obvious reasons- mainly people go where there is work. Global migration of which I had studied a [...]
Shanghai : “Not real China” ( thoughts and initial arrival reflections)
A few days ago while I was in Beijing, I was exploring the book swap shelf at the hostel I was staying in and I [...]
Shanghai : "Not real China" ( thoughts and initial arrival reflections)
A few days ago while I was in Beijing, I was exploring the book swap shelf at the hostel I was staying in and I [...]
Getting Around
It is really easy to get around Beijing. You wouldn’t think so, given what everyone says about its immense size, the headache-inducing traffic, and the [...]
Film: ICI Fellow Milind Murugkar on India’s Food Security
ICI Fellow Milind Murugkar has recently done an interesting piece comparing America's system of food stamps with India's current lack of food security. By traveling [...]