Social Justice and Dalits in South Asia
Across the globe, an estimated 260 million people are relegated to a lifetime of segregation, exploitation, and extreme forms of physical and psychological abuse, all [...]
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Deadlock to Detente: Indias Strategic Doctrine and the Burgeoning Peace with Pakistan
Awash with militancy, ground zero for climate change, and on the brink of nuclear war, the Indian subcontinent has long been known as [...]
The Bullet and the Ballot Box
This is the first in the series of events hosted by the Transregional Center for Democratic Studies that will mark the 25th anniversary of the dismantling of the [...]
Colloquium on the Economies and Societies of India and China
The India China Institute (ICI) at The New School is launching a new research forum, the Colloquium on the Economies and Societies of India and [...]
Climate Change Himalaya + Nature in Flux | Exhibition by KG Ranjit & Ashmina Ranjit
The India China Institute is excited to announce an exciting event taking place in Kathmandu, Nepal. ICI is partnering with The City Museum Kathmandu, the [...]
The Real Cost of Tea: Modern Day Slavery in Assam’s Tea Gardens
The Real Cost of Tea: Modern-Day Slavery in Assam’s Tea Gardens Sukti Dhital, a human rights lawyer and Executive Director of Nazdeek, a legal capacity [...]
Gods, Power and Common Folks: City and Religion in Kyoto, Japan
Social Science Bahainvites you to its Lecture Series LXXX Eiko Ikegami on Gods, Power and Common FolksCity and Religion in Kyoto, Japan 4 pm • [...]
Who Cares? Care Arrangements and Sanitation for the Poor in India, Compared With Europe and China
This talk will examine the question: why do Indian middle-class citizens seem to have no compelling interest improving sanitation for the poor, despite the fact that [...]
The Fear of Art: 32nd Social Research conference
The Center for Public Scholarship is pleased to present the 32nd Social Research conference, "The Fear of Art," on Thursday and Friday, February 12 and 13, 2015, at The [...]
Handshake 302: Vernacular Geographies of Shenzhen, China
In Shenzhen, China, the term “urban village” refers to a vernacular urban typology that has emerged out of village settlements that no longer, or only partially, [...]
Asia and Dissent in a Time of Strongman Leaders
https://youtu.be/agAP8pXTSlg Watch Here Please join us for a roundtable discussion with experts on China, India, Japan & Russia. Moderator: Jeff Wasserstrom, Chancellor's professor of History, [...]