Karra’s Research Featured in Ideas for India
Prof. Mahesh Karra’s featured forthcoming research explores the role of mothers-in-law in India.
Brulé Published in The Journal of Politics
Prof. Brulé’s research explores how quotas for women’s political representation promote economic gender equality.
Miller Publishes East Asia Forum Op-Ed on China-Indian Relations
Professor Manjari Chatterjee Miller, discusses border conflict between China and India as well as the need to strengthen their bilateral relationship.
Jorge Heine Writes OpEd on Trump’s India Visit
Amb Heine writes OpEd in La Tercera outlining why this is Asia’s century, and why India matters; not just to Donald Trump but also to Latin America.
Karra Presents at EEA on Reproductive Health in India
Prof. Mahesh Karra spoke at EEA Conference in Boston and presented research on “Mummy-ji: The Influence of Mothers-in-Law on Women’s Social Networks, Mobility, and Reproductive Health in India.”
Najam Interviewed on Trump’s Visit to India
Adil Najam was interviewed on US President’s visit to India, including its implications for South Asian regional politics.
Sarkar Speaks in New Delhi on Nuclear Technopolitics in India
Prof. Jayita Sarkar speaks in New Delhi at a conference on “Institutional Legacies in India’s Internationalist Thought and Practice.”
Miller Speaks at Symposium on India’s Growth and Development
Prof. Manjari Miller spoke as part of a panel on Indian foreign policy which was moderated by Dhruva Jaishankar, the Director of the US Initiative at the ORF.
BtH: Pakistan-India Relations and Kashmir
The Beyond the Headlines series continued with a discussion entitled “Pakistan-India Relations Under Imran Khan and Modi After August 5.”
Najam in The Hill on Why Trump Should Mediate Kashmir Dispute
Dean Adil Najam discusses why President Donald Trump might be a good fit to mediate the Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan.
Karra Conducts Jaunpur Social Networks Study
Prof. Mahesh Karra has been working on a research project in India entitled the Jaunpur Social Networks Study (JSNS).
Najam Publishes OpEd in The Hill on India-Pakistan Crisis
Dean Adil Najam says that the current tensions between India and Pakistan is “as close to a real nuclear conflagration as we probably have since the Cuban missile crisis.”
Najam on NPR’s On Point on India-Pakistan Tension
Dean Adil Najam was interviewed on NPR’s On Point the recent spike in tension between India and Pakistan.
Najam Speaks to VOA on India-Pakistan War Drums
Adil Najam talks to Voice of America (Urdu) on the tense and escalating situation in South Asia between India and Pakistan.
Najam in TRTWorld on India-Pakistan Escalation
Adil Najam talks to TRT World on the Kashmir issue being at the heart of the India-Pakistan conflict.
Najam on Global Reaction to India-Pakistan Crisis
Dean Najam speaks to Pakistan’s Dunya TV about the global disinterest in the brewing India-Pakistan crisis.
Miller Awarded Grant to Study Military Strategic Culture in India
Prof. Manjari Miller has been awarded a grant from the Ministry of Education in Singapore, to study military strategic culture in India.
Sarkar in The Diplomat on India and the NPT
Prof. Jayita Sarkar discusses the 50th anniversary of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT) and India’s refusal to accede to the treaty.
Miller in Foreign Affairs on India’s Authoritarian Streak
Prof. Manjari Miller discusses the growing divide in India along ideological and religious lines under Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Najam Interviewed on Tillerson in South Asia
Dean Adil Najam is interviewed on Dunya TV on US Secretary of State Tillerson’s visits to Afghanistan, Pakistan and India.