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Demos, Democracy, Democratization: South Asia Lecture Series 2024–25

Poster for the South Asia Lecture Series 2024–25: Demos, Democracy, Democratization | Updated November 20, 2024

This series explores themes of youth mobilization, urban politics, environmental renewal and social citizenship across South Asia. Each event offers critical insights into issues ranging from deindustrialization in Ahmedabad to the impacts of Bill 21 on Muslim women in Québec.

All events to take place on Wednesdays on York University's Keele Campus.

Series events

With:

  • Dina M. Siddiqi (New York University)
  • Saad Hammadi (Balsillie School of International Affairs)

Discussant: Hana Shams Ahmed (Graduate Program in Social Anthropology, York University)

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Poster for Bangladesh’s Uprising: Youth Mobilization and the Road Ahead on 18 September 2024

With Rukmini Barua (History, York University)

Discussant: Raju Das (EUC, York University)

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This event is co-presented with the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change

In the Shadow of the Mill: Deindustrialization, Urban Politics and Emotions in 20th century Ahmedabad October 23 Poster

With Mona Bhan (Ford-Maxwell Professor of South Asian Studies, Syracuse University)

Discussant: Shubhra Gururani (YCAR Director; Anthropology, York University)

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Hydropower(ed) Nation: 
Ruin and Renewability in Kashmir, November 13 Poster

With: Chris Balcom (Doctoral Candidate, Social and Political Thought, York University)

Discussant: Asad Haider (Department of Politics, York University)

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‘Moscow is not a geographical but a political notion’: M.N. Roy and the Communist International, 1920-1930, Chris Balcom, January 15 2025

With With Nadia Z. Hasan, School of Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies, York University

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Poster, Social Discord and Second-class Citizenship: Examining the Impacts of Bill 21 on Muslim Women in Québec with Nadia Z. Hasan, 12 March 2025