What a pleasure to listen to my dear friend Surinder S Jodhka provide an overview of caste in India & discuss its persistence in the corporate sector. So great that he's also a visiting prof at the EHESS this month (especially since meeting in South Asia is almost impossible now).

The Tribune 28 May 2024.

An opinion piece of mine in The Tribune 28 May 2024.
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My review of Joel Lee's Book: Deceptive Majority: Dalits, Hinduism and Underground Religion, published in Social Change.
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Vous êtes invités à la présentation du 'Oxford Handbook of Caste', le 11 Juin à 14h au Centre des Colloques du Campus Condorcet.
En présence de Surinder S Jodhka (prof. invité de l'EHESS) et avec une discussion par Loïc WACQUANT (@UCBerkeley) et Catherine CLEMENTIN (@cesah_fr ).

Surinder S Jodhka’s book 'The Indian Village – Rural Lives in the 21st Century' presents an objective assessment of villages and dispels several myths around the idea of a village after examining the ‘popular notions’ surrounding it, writes Dr Kurmanath, Ph.D. .

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Another review of 'The Indian Village' appears in the Hindu Businessline.
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#WeekendReads | Surinder S Jodhka's ' #TheIndianVillage ' redefines #rural life, challenging colonial narratives and envisioning a dynamic, autonomous #village in the 21st century.

#BookReview

Saleem Rashid Shah writes.

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Delighted to hear from the Publishing Director of Routledge, Dr Shashank Sinha, that the 2018 edition of my book 'Caste in Contemporary India' has been translated and published in Chinese.

Manoj Mitta's review of The Oxford Handbook of Caste appears in The Hindu.
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A brief excerpt from our Handbook of Caste

Book launch at IIC Annexe, New Delhi.

#SOCIETY | Despite a significant rise in #India ’s #urban #population and a #hegemonic rise of #middleclass values, the #rural #demographic continues to be robust.

Surinder S Jodhka writes.

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Speaking at APU Bangalore on the 23rd of February.

India is a neoliberal economy where employment is difficult for upwardly mobile communities that come from the margins, says sociologist Surinder S Jodhka in conversation with Shreehari Paliath.

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#CasteCensus #CasteDivide

My piece in the anniversary issue Civil Society.
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