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On Women, Witches and Migrants: An Interview with Soma Chaudhuri

ByJitu

Jun 20, 2020 , ,

The Doing Sociology Blog team spoke to Dr Soma Chaudhuri, Associate Professor in Sociology at Michigan State University, USA. Dr Chaudhuri shares her views on witch-hunting in the tea plantations of the Dooars.

By Jitu

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