Thinking about India Elections
By TIM ROSENKRANZ, 4/22/2014. Before I will finally go to India, I have a close eye on the unfolding events around the general elections. Indians [...]
The “Third World” Trope: Avoiding Undertones of Neocolonialism in International Advocacy Media
By Joseph Wheeler, 4/22/2014. Advocacy media is an undeniably effective way to start a dialogue around issues of social inequality and discrimination, but has the [...]
India, documentaries, and more.
By TOMAS URIBE, 4/20/2014. As mentioned in my earlier post, I'm really looking forward to know about Indian culture and its music. I'm interested in [...]
Exciting New Blog explores Non-Western Approaches to the World
The students in ICI Faculty Committee and New School Professor L.H.M. Ling’s course, “Non-Western Approaches to the World”, organized a research initiative that provides deeper [...]
Urbanization and Globalization: The Consumption Reality of China and the Adidas Group
This summer I will stay in Shanghai for about a month to conduct my research. During my stay in Shanghai, I would like to deepen [...]
Migrants in the Archives
By MARINA KANETI, 4/01/2014. In a little less than two months, I will travel to some of the main commercial centers and transport hubs [...]
Preparing for Mumbai
By TOMAS URIBE, 3/25/2014. Summer is slowly approaching, and little by little India is becoming a reality. India, its culture, its music, and its people [...]
Summer Research Fellow: Storytelling for Social Change
By Joseph Wheeler, 3/25/2014. This past week I was fortunate enough to confirm plans for my summer research project with Nazdeek, a Delhi-based NGO focusing [...]
Research in China and Cambodia
By MIKAELA KVAN, 3/24/2014. For my research on labor identity of female garment workers I will be heading to Hong Kong, Southern China and Phnom [...]