News: Forging New Academic Links between Australia and India

The Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) and UTS will establish the Rajiv Gandhi Visiting Chair of Contemporary Indian Studies, ICCR’s first chair in Australia. Read more.

Events:

2 August 2011

Professor David Hardiman (University of Warwick):

‘On writing a global history of nonviolent resistance’

Tuesday, 2 August

12:30 – 2:00 PM

UTS Building 10 (235 Jones St), Level 14, Room 201

RSVP is essential: Cornelia.Betzler@uts.edu.au

Click here for an abstract

15/16 August 2011

Conference

Other Cosmopolitanisms

Registration is free: ccs@uts.edu.au

Conveners:
Devleena Ghosh, Indian Ocean and South Asia Research Network: devleena.ghosh@uts.edu.au
James Goodman, Cosmopolitan Civil societies Research Centre: james.goodman@uts.edu.au

Please click here for more information.

16 August

Public Lecture

Dipesh Chakrabarty

Misunderstanding and Cosmopolitanism

Can unintended or strategic misunderstanding enable cosmopolitan practices? This lecture will speculate on this question using some examples from colonial India.

5.30 for 6.00 PM (join us for drinks and finger food from 5.30 PM as well as after the lecture)
UTS Building 10, 235 Jones St, Level 7, Aerial Function Centre, Harris Room
RSVP is essential: Cornelia.Betzler@uts.edu.au

27 October 2011

ISOARN Annual Lecture

Clare Andersen (Warwick University, UK)

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