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Clashes at Border Reveal How Israel Dehumanizes Palestinians

Vittorio Felci (Author)

2018

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Miniature Qurans in the First World War : Religious Comforts for Indian Muslim Soldiers

Kristina Myrvold, Andreas Johansson (Author)

2019

Journal article

During the First World War Muslim soldiers from India made up a significant part of the British forces. Attempts to satisfy the soldiers' religious needs became a British strategy to maintain military discipline among the soldiers in…
Between 'Everyday' and 'Extraordinary' : Partition, violence and the communal riots of 1946 in Bihar

Isha Dubey (Author)

2020

Journal article

The year 1937 saw the establishment of Congress Ministries in eight of the eleven provinces in which the provincial elections had been held, Bihar being one of them. The resounding victory of the Congress which secured a clear majority in…
The Monstrous Unity of American Immigration Politics : Protection as Persecution

Admir Skodo (Author)

2020

Journal article
A pop-up newsroom to fight fake news: a view from Swedish elections

Andreas Mattsson, Vibodh Parthasarathi (Author)

2018

Journal article
The 2018 Political Crisis and Muslim Politics in Sri Lanka

Andreas Johansson (Author)

2018

Journal article
Sweden: By Turns Welcoming and Restrictive in Its Immigration Policy

Admir Skodo (Author)

2018

Journal article
Exploring the Populist ‘Mind’: Anxiety, Fantasy, and Everyday Populism

Catarina Kinnvall, Ted Svensson (Author)

2022

Journal article

This article is focused on the appeal of far-right populist politics in the everyday and how this appeal is related to continuity and change in the global order. Contemporary societies have witnessed an upsurge of populist movements and…
Colonial Origins of Modern Bureaucracy? India and the Professionalization of the British Civil Service

Agnes Cornell, Ted Svensson (Author)

2023

Journal article

This article examines the diffusion of meritocratic practices as a potential instance of policy transfer by scrutinizing the introduction of open and competitive examinations during the mid-nineteenth century in the British Civil Service…
Sri Lanka’s protests show a fragile unity – for now

Andreas Johansson (Author)

2022

Journal article
Transcending Antagonism in South Asia: Advancing Agonistic Peace through the Partition Museum

Ted Svensson (Author)

2024

Journal article

India and Pakistan are entrenched in an antagonistic relation that is constantly on the verge of, once more, developing into an armed conflict. There are, presently, no signs of conciliatory initiatives on the level of state-to-state…
Trauma, Home, and Geopolitical Bordering: A Lacanian Approach to the COVID-19 Crisis

Catarina Kinnvall, Ted Svensson (Author)

2023

Journal article

In this article, we read the COVID-19 pandemic from a Lacanian perspective, in which trauma and ontological insecurity are at the heart of the analysis. Using a psychoanalytical approach allows us to grasp why the most common response to…
Remembering, forgetting and memorialising : 1947, 1971 and the state of memory studies in South Asia

Isha Dubey (Author)

2021

Journal article

The “cultural turn” in memory studies acknowledges that collective memory has a distinctive social aspect reflected in the manner in which it is communicated orally from one individual or generation to another. However, the point of…
‘Without cleanliness we can’t lead the life, no?’ Cleanliness practices, (in)accessible infrastructures, social (im)mobility and (un)sustainable consumption in Mysore, India

Tullia Jack, Manisha Anantharaman, Alison L. Browne (Author)

2022

Journal article

As India, a country with a complex relationship with cleanliness, modernizes rapidly, urban infrastructures are increasing even faster than the growing population. This paper explores the relationships between access to infrastructures,…
'A Latter-Day Hitler' : Anti-Shah Activism and British Policy Towards Iran, 1974-1976

Vittorio Felci (Author)

2019

Journal article
Sri Lanka: as constitutional crisis triggers fears of ‘bloodbath’, concern mounts for minorities

Andreas Johansson (Author)

2018

Journal article
The Long and Short Arms of the State : Swedish Multidirectional Controls of Afghan Asylum Seekers during the Cold War

Admir Skodo (Author)

2021

Journal article

Drawing on unique sources from the Swedish Migration Agency Archive, this article examines how Afghan asylum seekers and refugees fared in their encounter with Swedish internal and external controls of people seeking protection from…
‘Hunger for Certainty’: Misrecognition, Masculinity and Agentic Action in India’s and Russia’s Desires for Neocolonial Subjecthood

Catarina Kinnvall, Ted Svensson (Author)

2024

Journal article

This article takes as its point of departure the postcolonial understanding of the nation as a subject constructed through the colonial encounter. It argues that at the core of both colonial and postcolonial subject formations lies a…
Human Rights as Social Service : Vernacular Rights Cultures and Overlapping Ethical Discourses at an Indian Child Rights NGO

Therese Mortensen (Author)

2024

Journal article

The state of India acknowledges the rights of children as a guiding national policy principle, but also outsources much rights implementation to private actors such as NGOs. This article asks what happens to the concept of ‘rights’ when…

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Clashes at Border Reveal How Israel Dehumanizes Palestinians

Miniature Qurans in the First World War : Religious Comforts for Indian Muslim Soldiers

Between 'Everyday' and 'Extraordinary' : Partition, violence and the communal riots of 1946 in Bihar

The Monstrous Unity of American Immigration Politics : Protection as Persecution

A pop-up newsroom to fight fake news: a view from Swedish elections

The 2018 Political Crisis and Muslim Politics in Sri Lanka

Sweden: By Turns Welcoming and Restrictive in Its Immigration Policy

Exploring the Populist ‘Mind’: Anxiety, Fantasy, and Everyday Populism

Colonial Origins of Modern Bureaucracy? India and the Professionalization of the British Civil Service

Sri Lanka’s protests show a fragile unity – for now

Transcending Antagonism in South Asia: Advancing Agonistic Peace through the Partition Museum

Trauma, Home, and Geopolitical Bordering: A Lacanian Approach to the COVID-19 Crisis

Remembering, forgetting and memorialising : 1947, 1971 and the state of memory studies in South Asia

‘Without cleanliness we can’t lead the life, no?’ Cleanliness practices, (in)accessible infrastructures, social (im)mobility and (un)sustainable consumption in Mysore, India

'A Latter-Day Hitler' : Anti-Shah Activism and British Policy Towards Iran, 1974-1976

Sri Lanka: as constitutional crisis triggers fears of ‘bloodbath’, concern mounts for minorities

The Long and Short Arms of the State : Swedish Multidirectional Controls of Afghan Asylum Seekers during the Cold War

‘Hunger for Certainty’: Misrecognition, Masculinity and Agentic Action in India’s and Russia’s Desires for Neocolonial Subjecthood

Human Rights as Social Service : Vernacular Rights Cultures and Overlapping Ethical Discourses at an Indian Child Rights NGO

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