What Does Democracy Sound Like?
Lecture Series CIV, 14 August 2019
Laura Kunreuther
on
What Does Democracy Sound Like?
Āwāj as Metaphor and Material of Democratic Practice
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Lecture Series
As part of the Social Science Baha Lecture Series, the Baha has been providing a forum to local and visiting scholars to present their work and interact with the larger public in an open lecture format. The Lecture Series is a not a periodic event but rather is held whenever there is someone ready to make a presentation. The following are the lectures hosted by the Baha so far.
Note: Audio versions of lectures are available online from Lecture Series XXI onwards, and also available are abstracts from Lecture Series XI and later.
(After)life as Ground Zero of an Industrial Beginning
Lecture Series CIII, 13 June 2019
Mallika Shakya
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(After)life as Ground Zero of an Industrial Beginning
Death of the Garment Industry in Nepal…
From Military to Market
Lecture Series CII, 15 May 2019
Amanda Chisholm
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From Military to Market
Political Economies of Private Military and Security Companies
This…
Nepali Labour Migration to Japan
Lecture Series CI, 22 April 2019
Keiko Yamanaka
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Nepali Labour Migration to Japan
From Sojourners to Settlers?
Since the 1990 democratisation,…
Nepal’s Development Predicaments through the Lens of Cultural Theory
Lecture Series CI, 21 November 2018
Dipak Gyawali
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Nepal’s Development Predicaments through the Lens of Cultural Theory
Nepal has experienced…
Disasters, Development and Building Codes
Lecture Series XCIX, 2 August 2018
Bishnu Pandey
on
Disasters, Development and Building Codes
Disaster events are often periodic exams for the…
Indigenous Resurgence in Canada Implications for Nepal?
Lecture Series XCVIII, 30 July 2018
Mark Turin
on
Indigenous Resurgence in Canada
Implications for Nepal?
Canada is going through what some have…
Surplus and Security India’s National River-Linking Project and Its Implications for River-Sharing…
Lecture Series XCVII, 25 June 2018
Trevor Birkenholtz
on
Surplus and Security India’s National River-Linking Project and Its Implications for…
Situating Muslim Nepal in Islamic South Asia Historical Themes, Directions for Future Study, and the…
Lecture Series XCVI, 20 June 2018
Megan Adamson Sijapati
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Situating Muslim Nepal in Islamic South Asia
Historical Themes, Directions for Future…
The History and Future of Food
Lecture Series XCV, 3 May 2018
Mart Stewart
on
The History and Future of Food
(Especially Corn, Apples, and Chickens)
We are what we eat and eat…