How my India China Institute grant contributed to my research
By Belen Fodde, 8/23/2023. As an Argentinean doing her primary research in Argentina, it may be hard to understand how a travel and research grant [...]
Food in Bangalore
By Belen Fodde, 8/1/2023. I was very lucky to come to India with an India China Institute grant with the purpose of enriching my dissertation [...]
News from ICI Community – David López-García
Former ICI fellow David López-García has started a tenure track position as an Assistant Professor at the University of Illinois Chicago in the Department [...]
Encountering State Archives
By Udeepta Chakravarty, 7/8/2023. Nehru Memorial Museum and Library in New Delhi, India During my trip, I visited the National Archives, Bihar state archives, and [...]
A Prolegomena
By Udeepta Chakravarty, 6/25/2023. The Bihar movement (1974-1975) and the Emergency (1975-1977) have been studied substantially. This period was a turning point in Indian politics [...]
Best Reads: Society and Politics
COVID-19's effects on the world will be studied for decades to come, but a substantive body of literature which helps us understand the pandemic's transformation of global society and politics has already emerged.
Meet our new Faculty Advisor: Sareeta Amrute
Sareeta Amrute (Ph.D. Anthropology, U Chicago) is Associate Professor of Strategic Design and Management at The New School. An anthropologist who investigates data-centric technologies and [...]
Meet our New Faculty Advisor: Mark Larrimore
Mark Larrimore (Ph.D. Religion, Princeton University) is Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts, The New School. His areas [...]
Conversations on the Frontline: The Politics of Negotiating Pandemic Preparedness
James Love, Director of Knowledge Ecology International, speaks with Manjari Mahajan on how global health institutions can work to settle issues such as intellectual property rights and global technological capacity gaps