Notes from the field
By Isobel Chiang, 08/04/2019. If I’m being honest, the month before I left for India was not an enjoyable one: I was excited for my [...]
A Phenomenology of Detritus
By Luke McCusker, 08/03/2019. It is part of the earth and it is part of our worlds. Everything you do leaves something behind. Your existence [...]
Megha: An Agricultural Cooperative for Indigenous Women
“We are women, tribal women. And we are farmers. We women are the ones who work these fields. We know that there must also be women farmers in the United States and the rest of the world, and we want them to know that we are here. That is important to us.” -Lataben, Narmadaben, Ratilaben, and Sheelaben
Kolkata’s Cheenapara Breakfast
By Isobel Chiang, 07/30/2019. Tucked precariously inside Kolkata’s Bowbazar district is Territy Bazaar, known colloquially as “Old Chinatown.” I say “precariously” because if you didn’t [...]
My encounters with Kolkata
By Isobel Chiang, 07/26/2019. And then, just like that, it was time to get on a plane to Kolkata. "You’re going to Kolkata?" people would [...]
Preparing Research for Publication Workshop
We would like to share the following workshop opportunity in Delhi with our network for publishing research work on China. Thanks to former ICKCBI Fellows [...]
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New Review of ICI Fellows’ Book on Environmental Sustainability
We are excited to share the following book review by Nilanjan Ghosh discussing a joint publication from our third cohort of ICI Fellows, Environmental Sustainability [...]
CISLI Fellow Lu Yang on the Doklam Standoff
[bc_member name="yanglu"] We are excited to share a new column in the Indian Express written by one of our current CISLI Fellows Yang Lu. In her [...]
Former ICI Fellow Mahendra Lama on BRICS Cooperation
[bc_member name="mahendralama"] In his latest OpEd for the Kathmandu Post, former ICI Fellow and Professor Mahendra Lama discusses the possibilities for using the ties between [...]