4pm, G0.4, 50 George Square.
Hugo Gorringe. Ambedkar Lecture and Book Launch. Panthers in Parliament: Dalits, Caste and Political Power in South India. New Delhi: OUP.
[Centre for South Asian Studies]
All Day 6th Floor staff room, Chrystal Macmillan Building
Patricia Jeffery and Guest Speakers: Workshop Celebrating Patricia Jeffery’s scholarship
[Centre for South Asian Studies]
4pm, 6th Floor staff room, Chrystal Macmillan Building
Nusrat S Chowdhury (Amherst, Massachusetts): Paradoxes of the Popular: Despair and Democracy in Bangladesh.
[Centre for South Asian Studies]
2nd Mar
3pm, 6th Floor staff room, Chrystal Macmillan Building
Dr Bhargavi Davar (Director of Bapu Trust): Gender, mental health and disability rights in Asia.
[Centre for South Asian Studies]
Friday, 3 Feb 2017, 11:00 - 12:30. 6th Floor staff room, Chrystal Macmillan Building. (This is an update of the previously advertised date of 1 Feb)
Dipak Gyawali (Nepal Academy of Science and Technology): Development: Has the Age of Aid Ended?'
[Global Development Academy, Centre for South Asian Studies and Social Anthropology]
5:30 P.M, at Room 2.13, Institute of Geography, Drummond Street
(23/02/2017): White God, Hungary
[Global Environment and Society Academy, The Leverhulme Trust Perfect Storm Scholarships, Cultural and Historical Geography Research Group]
5:30 P.M, at Room 2.13, Institute of Geography, Drummond Street
(16/02/2017): The Rocket. Laos and Australia
[Global Environment and Society Academy, The Leverhulme Trust Perfect Storm Scholarships, Cultural and Historical Geography Research Group]
5:30 P.M, at Room 2.13, Institute of Geography, Drummond Street
(9/02/2017) : Wolf Totem. China
[Global Environment and Society Academy, The Leverhulme Trust Perfect Storm Scholarships, Cultural and Historical Geography Research Group]
5:30 P.M, at Room 2.13, Institute of Geography, Drummond Street
( 2/02/2017) : Who is in deep water? (Kaun Kitney Paani Mein), India
[Global Environment and Society Academy, The Leverhulme Trust Perfect Storm Scholarships, Cultural and Historical Geography Research Group]
