Happy to have put together this celebration of David Ludden’s scholarship with Matt Shutzer over this past year. At least he’s going out with a bang, amidst the ruins of the university. Come, if you’re in NYC on Saturday May 4: wp.nyu.edu/cga/author/del…

I am recruiting an RA for my Wenner-Gren funded ethnographic research in Vrindavan. Details here nls.ac.in/news-events/ca…

Anthropologists in Australia and beyond, Australian Anthropological Society Australian Network of Student Anthropologists are thrilled to announce that
Australian Anthropological Society’s 2024 Conference will take place in #Perth at the University of Western Australia from November 27 to 29!

Note the dates!

Applications are now open for the 2024 AAS Postdoc Fellowship - jump on the AAS website to apply! Applications close 10 May. 📖📷aas.asn.au/postdoc #postdoc #anthropology #phdgraduate

My interview with Sudipto Mondal in the 'ism' series is out! We discuss class politics & #anticaste movement, #Ambedkarite lens to examine the society & economy, #Maratha mobilization, #Hindutva and #ShivSena , #CasteCensus & OBC Politics.
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Go apply for the Australian Anthropological Society Postdoctoral Fellowships, deadline May 10, 2024!

The portal is open for submissions, see here:
aas.asn.au/postdoc

Tim Pilbrow Australian Network of Student Anthropologists

Today.

Thanks Heather Rosenfeld for the invite.

Smith College on Earth Day

#Himalaya #masculinity #climate #caste

South Asian Studies is well established at The University of Edinburgh. We publish a series with the Centre, have a look at the series overview.
bit.ly/3JrO3PC
Contact me or Crispin Bates, Arko Longkumer or Jeevan R. Sharma if you wish to submit a proposal.
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Folks in Australia working on borders, gender and militarization, do not miss Sahana Ghosh in conversation with Shahram Khosravi on 'A thousand tiny cuts: Mobility & Security across the India-Bangladesh borderlands' Australian Critical Border Studies Network Umut Ozguc

Mark your calendars!
Cemis is thrilled to announce the colloquium for the summer semester of 2024! If you're in Göttingen, we'd love to see you there!

Find more events this summer here: uni-goettingen.de/en/events/1319…

#CemisColloquium #SummerSemester2024 #Göttingen #CeMIS

It is fantastic to have Mike Savage all the way from LSE Sociology to present our seminar today 'the racial wealth divide, elites and tax justice'

Thanks to our chair Isaac Lyne and discussant Brett Neilson

'We’ve heard it joked that sociologists treat people as rule-followers, while anthropologists see people as constantly improvising in ways to make it look like they are following rules.'

My students are definitely anthropologists.

#AcademicTwitter what would you recommend for reading on #economic #miracle

Want to ensure we haven’t overlooked any relevant works across geographies and time periods. 🙏🏼

Ah, that's me in the photo. Starting a new job at La Trobe Asia today with Bec and the team. Looking forward to it!

Can the organisers of international technology conference/chemistry/aerospace engineering & food technology. Also the international research awards peeps - all spare me I say!

A Book Discussion on Who Cares? Care Extraction and the Struggles of Indian Health Workers Edited by Maya John and Christa Wichterich

Zubaan Books Maya John

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Don’t underestimate-a bite can set you on fire.

Huge fan of Robert Foster's books, can't wait to read his latest 'Uneven Connections' a critical history of mobile phones in PNG, ending with the sale of Digicel’s Pacific operations to the Australian company #Telstra in July 2022

Institute for Culture and Society (ICS)

It's open access!

So very pleased to see Robert Foster's new and brilliant book from our ARC project on mobile phones in the Pacific out in the world: //press.anu.edu.au/publications/series/pacific/uneven-connections Institute for Culture and Society (ICS) Barnes & Noble @ University of Rochester