Day One: 24 Hours Later—where is my plane!?
By ATIBA ROUGIER, 7/22/2015. Day One: 24 Hours Later—where is my plane!? After leaving my apt in NYC on Monday, July 20th @ noon, I [...]
Reading Material for the Flight
By ATIBA ROUGIER, 7/15/2015. I received my copy of Harper Lee's new book, Go Set A Watchman, in the mail today. This book will keep [...]
Former ICKCBI Fellow on Indian refugee politics | Shreya Sen
We're always excited to receive new articles and research updates from our network of scholars. This latest update comes from one of our former ICKCBI [...]
Before India
By Kate Wallace, 3/10/2015. It was less than 48 hours before my flight left and I was standing at Cox and Kings Visa Application Centre [...]
4th Annual Emerging Scholars Symposium – India
The India China Institute recently wrapped up our 4th Annual Interdisciplinary Emerging Scholars Symposium at Panjab University in India. For those not able to attend, [...]
Tourist Prices: Dual Pricing for a Good Cause?
By TIM ROSENKRANZ, 7/19/2014. The first time, I encountered the concept of a “tourist price” in India was by coincidence. My wife and I went [...]
Taj Mahal: Global Icon and Local Economies
By TIM ROSENKRANZ, 7/15/2014. The Taj Mahal is stunning, beautiful and breathtaking. I chose a trip to this world-famous tomb, as it is India’s most [...]
The “Third World” Trope: Avoiding Undertones of Neocolonialism in International Advocacy Media
By Joseph Wheeler, 4/22/2014. Advocacy media is an undeniably effective way to start a dialogue around issues of social inequality and discrimination, but has the potential [...]
State-Permeated Capitalism in China and India – Talk w/ Tobias ten Brink
Politics Talk: Tobias ten Brink Tuesday, April 15 @ 6:00 pm Wolff Conference Room 6 East 16th Street, Room 1103, New York The Politics Department at The [...]