Hosted by: Sarandha Jain Labor flows in from distant lands for the construction of a dam. The dam obstructs the flow of a river. The [...]
Hosted by: Sarandha Jain How do flows of people, things, resources, natural substances encounter infrastructure, and what does that do to arrangements of citizenship? How [...]
Hosted by: Sarandha Jain How do infrastructures and notions of citizenship coalesce and become useful for each other through flows of people, objects, and natural [...]
Hosted by: Sarandha Jain How does the migration and mobility of people, objects, and natural substances facilitate and obstruct the constructions of infrastructure, and vice [...]
What would development look like if its practitioners and scholars were 'against NGOs,' challenging common sense about them? This book presents a critical perspective on [...]
India China Institute is excited to host the screening of the recent research documentary of ICI's past fellow Joe Thomas K called "Those 4 Years". [...]
IR scholars often define prestige as "reputation for power" and argue for its significance in the context of high-stakes negotiations, the dynamics of power transition, [...]
In this talk, Silvia Lindtner will draw from ethnographic research she has conducted over the last 14 months across two sites in China: 1) small-scale [...]
In this talk, India China Institute's Postdoctoral Fellow Sarandha Jain will discuss her PhD dissertation, which studies the oil-mediated relationship between the Indian state and [...]
The geopolitics of the twenty-first century is increasingly characterized by a transformation of world order. In recent decades, the liberal international order, underpinned since the [...]
Student Fellows’ Presentations & Information Session for ICI Starr Student Award Join India China Day on September 28, 2023 at Hirshon Suite with tasty food [...]
The age-old challenge of food security used to be dominated by concisely-defined national and international policies for agriculture, hunger eradication, food distribution, and safety nets for emergencies.