Living with Oil and Coal: Resource Politics and Militarization in North East India (2020) by Dolly Kikon: A Review by Pratisha Borborah
The book Living with Oil and Coal by Dolly Kikon is an ethnographic work done in the foothills of Assam…
The book Living with Oil and Coal by Dolly Kikon is an ethnographic work done in the foothills of Assam…
The ‘family’, the most ‘tangible’ form of the private, is assumed to be so central to human existence that it…
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The Anthropology of News and Journalism book provides insights to meld the dynamics of anthropological dimensions with media studies. The…
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Link to video trailer here. It was 10:15 pm on a Wednesday in September 2019. But the road that connects…