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Brulé Explores the Paradox of Gender Equality Laws in India

in Events News, Videos

Professor Brulé leads a seminar outlining the findings of her latest book, which aims to explore how effective quotas are for women in government, explaining the relationship between political representation, backlash, and economic empowerment in India.

Tagged: 2022, Book Talk, India, Oxford University, Rachel Brule, Somerville College, Women

Miller Publishes Op-ed on Geopolitical Challenges Facing India

in In the Media

Whether 2022 proves to be just a “going on” for India will be determined by its ability to balance its interconnected and complicated relationships with China, Russia, the U.S., Pakistan and others.

Tagged: 2022, China, Geopolitics, Hindustan Times, India, Manjari Chatterjee Miller, Op-Ed, Pakistan, Russia, United States

Heine Discusses India’s Growth and Global Influence

in In the Media, Videos

Ambassador Heine underscores India’s institutional advantages as well as the fact that the country has not been able to capitalize on them as much as it could in its foreign policy.

Tagged: 2022, Chile, India, Interview, Jorge Heine, Meganoticias, Population

Miller Publishes Article on India’s Strategic Alliances

in In the Media

“Through the Quad, India can have more impact in shaping the global order and restraining China. At the same time, the Quad keeps the door open for India for close defense cooperation without resorting to a security alliance.”

Tagged: 2021, Alliance, China, Council on Foreign Relations, Defense, India, Manjari Chatterjee Miller, United States

Miller Comments on BRICS and Impact of International Institutions

in In the Media

“If U.S. President Joe Biden wants the United States to lead the liberal international order again and stymie China’s rise, he would do well to remember that international order is not a monolithic entity but comprises different groupings of power that jockey for influence.”

Tagged: 2021, Brazil, BRICS, China, Foreign Policy, India, Manjari Chatterjee Miller, Op-Ed, Russia, South Africa

Heine Publishes Op-Ed on Afghanistan and the Future of Eurasia

in In the Media

“Who wins and who loses with the U.S. withdrawal from the ‘graveyard of empires’? What will its effects be on China and on India?”

Tagged: 2021, Afghanistan, China, India, Jorge Heine, Op-Ed, Russia, Taliban, Toda Peace Institute

Miller Op-Ed Offers Projections of India-U.S. Partnership

in In the Media

“As far as New Delhi is concerned, the India-US partnership, in which it has invested over the past two decades, is still a sound bet that addresses its geopolitical concerns.”

Tagged: 2021, China, Great Powers, Hindustan Times, India, international relations, Manjari Chatterjee Miller, Op-Ed, United States

Miller Op-Ed Gleans Insights from CCP Centennial Celebration

in In the Media

“The insecurity the CCP continually struggles with was revealed in spades in Xi’s speech…The reason it was imperative for Xi to hammer home that the CCP had transformed China…was because there is no socialist ideological glue that holds China together today.”

Tagged: 2021, China, Communist Party, Hindustan Times, India, Manjari Chatterjee Miller, nationalism, Xi Jingping

Heine Publishes Book Chapter On Shifting World Order

in Research

Ambassador Heine explains COVID-19’s role in shifting the existing Western-led world order to a multipolar order, in which non-Western powers like China and India will play a much more significant role.

Tagged: 2021, Book Chapter, China, COVID-19, India, Jorge Heine, World Order

Sarkar Publishes Journal Article on Cold War Nuclear History

in Research

Professor Sarkar argues that the French foreign ministry and the French atomic energy commission feared being implicated in India’s 1974 nuclear explosion, leading to renegotiation of their past contracts with the Indian atomic energy commission.

Tagged: 2021, Cold War History, France, India, Jayita Sarkar, Journal Article, nuclear, Nuclear Energy

Brulé’s Women, Power, and Property Wins APSA Luebbert Prize

in Research

The APSA describes Brulé’s book as “packed with insight not just about gender but also about power. She shows how seemingly token institutional reform – gender reservations – can have profound knock on effects on the broader culture and distribution of power, an substantive policies.”

Tagged: 2021, Book Award, Comparative Politics, India, political science, Rachel Brule, Women

Miller & Mukundan Co-Author Op-Ed on Foreign Aid

in In the Media

“The very act of being offered aid in a time of need can be seen as the outcome of an established reputation, and as an achievement of status rather than lack of it.”

Tagged: 2021, Aid, Hindustan Times, India, Manjari Chatterjee Miller

Brulé Op-Ed Explores Forces Shaping Political Gender Gap

in In the Media

“In India, Banerjee has broken the glass ceiling for women in politics. As female political participation rises, so do incentives and opportunities for running for office.”

Tagged: 2021, Gender, gender equality, India, Op-Ed, Rachel Brule, Women

Brulé Publishes Op-Ed on Political Economy Gender Gap

in In the Media

Brule’s research shows that lineage norms – which drive who gets to make decisions about wealth and how – are key determinants of the political economy gender gap.

Tagged: 2021, gender equality, India, Journal of Politics, Op-Ed, Rachel Brule, Women

Heine Comments on Chile-India Relations

in In the Media

This priority that the Foreign Minister has given to India hopefully will translate into more state visits, more trade and into an upgrading of the Chile-India Preferential Trade Agreement, because in general it lacks a lot to strengthen the relationship with India.”

Tagged: 2021, AsiaLink, Chile, China, India, International Trade, Jorge Heine

Brulé Discusses Gender Inequality in India on Grand Tamasha

in In the Media

Brulé and host Milan Vaishnav discussed Indian gender quotas in local government, social and political economic hierarchies, as well as other topics explored in Brulé’s latest book Women, Power and Property: The Paradox of Gender Inequality Laws in India

Tagged: 2021, gender equality, India, Podcast, Rachel Brule, Women

Brulé Publishes Article Analyzing Political Economy Gender Gap

in Research

Coauthors Brulé and Gaikwad’s find that lineage norms – which determine who gets to make decisions about wealth and how – are key determinants of the political economy gender gap.

Tagged: 2021, Gender, India, Journal of Politics, Political Economy, Rachel Brule, Women

Miller Publishes Column on Indian Diplomacy in Africa

in In the Media

“Although India has immense social capital among African nations, it has not matched this in material ties, and China’s economic and investment presence in Africa has been outstripping India’s for many years.”

Tagged: 2021, Africa, China, diplomacy, Hindustan Times, India, Manjari Chatterjee Miller

Heine Interviewed on COVID-19 in India

in In the Media, Videos

Ambassador Heine discusses why the pandemic has spread so fiercely in India as well as the role of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government in the recent spike.

Tagged: 2021, COVID-19, India, Jorge Heine, Narendra Modi

Brulé Awarded BU Global Programs & Foundation-India Seed Fund

in Faculty News

Brulé’s study aims to see if “peer-mentorship groups that match experienced, active female sarpanches with first-time female sarpanches” are able to “improve the political agency of female politicians” specifically in the Indian state of Maharashtra. 

Tagged: 2021, BU Foundation-India, Global Programs, India, Rachel Brule, Women

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