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… Theater in Morse College at Yale. Set in Bangalore, India, in the aftermath of 9/11, the play portrays the … newly-arrived poor, Muslim migrants to the city from rural India. The world-weary and conflict-averse Raj Sunder (Jay … the theater on an earlier visit to Yale. “It’s a lovely space, ideal for such a conversation-heavy play.” The play …

… which place-based notions of belonging conflict with the racial and class hierarchies associated with nation-state … titled “The People’s Fish: Florida Mullet and the Marine Commonwealth.” She is also at work on a research project that …

… big dams, Bhopal gas disaster, nuclear energy and Indian space program. SAST 201/ANTH 285 South Asian Nationalisms … migration, debates on remittances in contexts of conflict, post-conflict reconstruction and development, the role of … interactions between the British and Indians under imperial rule from c. 1780 until formal decolonization in …

… the US failed and succeeded in protecting and integrating racial minorities into their national societies and … that both pride themselves on striving towards ideals of equality and freedom. The US and France both have a great … how each has struggled to better integrate subordinated racial and ethnic groups into the national economy and …

… nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Writers from �British India,� the present-day states of India, Pakistan, and … religious gurus, and East India Company and British imperial officers, which show dynamic varieties of artistic … Nepal, and Tibet. SAST 246 Diversity and Struggles for Equality in South Asia Ashok Acharya This course is designed …

… Blackett’s new book: Samuel Ringgold Ward: A Life of Struggle . This volume is the first book in Yale’s new Black … was and what he brought to the movement to end slavery and racial discrimination. They understood his drive, his energy, … the United States to live up to its vaunted principles of equality for all and the ways their appeals to the better …

… At the South Asian Studies Council Colloquium Series event on September 25, Chandrahas Choudhury, a New Delhi … of the acclaimed novel Arzee the Dwarf (HarperCollins, India; New York Review Books, USA; Deutscher Taschenbuch … have appeared in the New York Times and the Washington Post. He writes a widely syndicated weekly column on Indian …

… University, and her dissertation is titled “Picturing India’s “Land of Princes” Between the Mughal and British … of women’s histories and social movements in colonial and post-colonial India and is Professor of History at Jawaharlal … Asian Studies.  He is author of the forthcoming volume Equality, Difference and Group Rights: The Case of India and …

… on fugitivity, marronage , and other forms of flight from racial violence and dehumanization have mapped a historical … of resistance and refusal that have always accompanied racial violence in these geographies. While scholars have … practice—adds to our understanding of the production of space and subjects today. As a method, fugitivity travels …

… capitalism and the abolitional possibilities of collective struggle. As a critical and feminist geographer, her work … in progress, Exposing Aluminum: Death and Desire in Racial Capitalism, centers Black feminist and decolonial … (forthcoming), Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, Area, and Performance Research: A Journal of the …