"New Border Studies in South Asia" with Guest Editor Dhananjay Tripathi

Dhananjay Tripathi (BIG Scholar and BIG_Review Board Member) recently guest edited a special section for the BIG_Review titled, "New Border Studies in South Asia" which features a collection of papers by emerging scholars of the Indian subcontinent. Through new research and fieldwork, these scholars explore themes of identity formation, postcoloniality, and forced displacement, all while looking beyond the security-centric world in border governance.

0:12 - How the special section came to be
2:08 - Explaining the context and complexity of South Asian borders
5:04 - Previewing Sampurna Bhaumik's paper, "Everyday Lives in Peripheral Spaces: A Case of Bengal Borderlands
6:53 - Previewing Malvika Sharma's paper, "Identity, Religion and Difference in the Borderland District of Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir
9:20 - The influence of the Rohingya refugee movement on the study of South Asian borders
10:30 - Previewing Sariful Islam's paper, "Rohingya Refugee Movement in Bangladesh: Insiders and Outsiders in Strengthening and Weakening of Borders"
11:36 - Previewing Rachel Irene D'Silva's paper, "Rohingya Refugees in South Asia: An Exploration of Social Borders and the Margins"
12:50 - Previwing Uddipta Ranjan Boruah's paper, "Human Folly and Border Fences: Looking to Non-Human Actors at the Indo-Bangladesh Border"
15:05 - Conclusion

BIG_Review is an open-access publication. It is available online for free to readers worldwide. You can access the full special section online here: https://journals.uvic.ca/index.php/bigreview/issue/view/1524
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