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Panel Event: Status Seeking in World Politics: India, Russia and China in Comparative Perspective
School of Interdisciplinary Area Studies (SIAS) International Relations Cluster presents....
Panel Event: Status Seeking in World Politics: India, Russia and China in Comparative Perspective
SIAS Careers Day
The School of Interdisciplinary Area Studies (SIAS) is hosting a Careers Day on Tuesday 14th March in the Nissan Institute Lecture Theatre.
Inaugural FCO South Asia Study Day at Wolfson College (Wed 8 February)
On 8th February Wolfson South Asia Research Cluster (SARC) were delighted to welcome fifty staff from the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), the Ministry of Defence (MoD) and the Home Office to Wolfson for the inaugural Wolfson-FCO South Asia Day.
Associate Professorship in the Anthropology of South Asia
SCHOOL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY AREA STUDIES and the SCHOOL OF ANTHROPOLOGY AND MUSEUM ETHNOGRAPHY in association with Wolfson College
Grade 10a: From £45,562 p.a.
We are seeking to appoint a permanent Associate Professor in the Anthropology of South Asia, to be held in the School of Interdisciplinary Area Studies (SIAS) and School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography (SAME), in association with a Non-Tutorial Fellowship at Wolfson College under arrangements described in the further particulars.
Dr Janey Messina joins SIAS
We would like to announce that Dr Janey Messina recently joined us as Associate Professor in Social Science Research Methods. Her teaching focus will be on social science research methods, teaching quantitative methods to students in both the School of Interdisciplinary Area Studies and the Scho
Part-time Research and Administrative Assistant
School of Interdisciplinary Studies, Bevington Road, Oxford
Grade 6: £27,629 - £32,958 p.a. (pro rata)
South Asia Masters Oxford-Cambridge Exchange
Students of the MSc in Contemporary India visited the University of Cambridge on 27 January 2017 for the first leg of student-led exchange. A warm evening at 7, Alison Richard Building was hosted by students of the MPhil South Asian Studies.
Newton International Fellowships 2017
The Newton International Fellowship provides funding for two years for an early career researcher to work at a UK university. It is for those currently based outside the UK and who have spent less than 12 months of the last 36 months in the UK.
Prof Christopher Davis
In October 2016 Prof Christopher Davis was appointed for three years as a Professorial Research Fellow at the Oxford Institute of Population Ageing.
Prof Sasse's latest blog for Carnegie Europe
Professor Sasse's latest piece on Ukraine went live today on Carnegie Europe's Strategic Europe blog.
The piece focuses on fresh opinion polll data gathered by Prof Sasse from displaced people in Ukraine and Russia.
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Evans-Pritchard Lectureship 2015-2016
EVANS-PRITCHARD LECTURESHIP 2015-2016
Further Particulars: http://www.all-souls.ox.ac.uk/appointments/evans-pritchard
Latest Alumni Publications - Ram Mashru, MSc CI 2012-2013
Read Ram Mashru's chapter in this book on human rights in India, edited and published by Amnesty International's Strategic Studies division.
Remember Crimea? A Year Later
Prof Gwen Sasse's comments: Remember Crimea? A Year Later
Nic Cheeseman's article in Daily Nation: Lessons for Africa from Nigeria Elections
Nic Cheeseman writes about lessons for Africa from Nigeria Elections
Rachel Murphy is interviewed for an article on Premier Li Keqiang’s recent comments about the one child policy
The article is in the leading Columbian newspaper, El Tiempo, 6th April 2015, http://www.eltiempo.com/mundo/asia/chica-cambia-su-politica-de-hijo-unico/15517015
Paul Irwin Crookes contributed to debates on cross-Taiwan Strait security at a policy-led Roundtable hosted by the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) in London
Paul Irwin Crookes was invited to contribute to a policy-led Roundtable in March 2015 hosted by the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) at their headquarters in Whitehall, London.
Dr. Jenny Chan was interviewed by Peter Bengtsen for Le Monde diplomatique (LMD), in “The Chinese Dream is a daydream” 26 March 2015
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Guido Di Tella Annual Lecture Videocast
We now have a videocast on our Podcast Series of our most recent Guido Di Tella Annual Lecture, including the visuals (slides and videos).
Latest Seminar Podcasts
The latest podcasts of the last seminars by Alan Knight, Covadonga Meseuer, Valpy Fitzgerald and Malcolm Deas are available at http://podcasts.ox.ac.uk/units/latin-american-centre
New Book by Danilo Limoeiro (MPhil 2011)
The University of Brasília Press has just released a new book by LAC alumnus Danilo Limoeiro. Entitled Além das Transferências de Renda (Beyond Income Transfers), the monograph examines the reduction of inter-regional inequalities in Brazil during the 2000s.