Inequalities in South Asia

Sciences Po CERI

Annual Conference of the Sciences Po South Asia Program

27 Rue Saint-Guillaume

December 15 and 16, 202528 rue Saint Guillaume, 75007 Paris (Auditorium) December 159h30 – 11h: Protest and conflictsChair: Christophe Jaffrelot (CERI-SciencesPo/CNRS)Mirza M. Hassan, BRACThe July Popular Upsurge in Bangladesh: The Class and Political Inequalities at Work?Gameela Samarasinghe, Colombo UniversityInequality, Injustice, and Power Imbalances as Root Causes of Suffering in Sri LankaExploring Psychosocial Responses to Crises 11h – 11h30: Coffee break 11h30 – 13h00: GenderChair: Laurent Gayer (CERI-SciencesPo/CNRS)Farah Said, Lahore University of Management StudiesGender Norms and the Dynamics of Agency and Power within Households in PakistanKamala Marius, Université Montaigne et SciencesPo BordeauxRethinking Women’s Work and Gender Inequalities in Globalized India 13h – 14h: Lunch break 14h – 15h30: RegionsChair: Loraine Kennedy (CESAH-EHESS/CNRS)Mahendran Thiruvarangan, Jaffna UniversityEthnically Unequal: The Northern Muslims of Sri Lanka during the Post-war YearsKalaiyarasan A., Madras Institute of Development StudiesThe Political Economy of Regional Inequality and Fiscal Transfer in India 15h30-16h: Coffee break 16h-17h30: ClassSonalde Desai, University of Maryland and NCAERClass of Mind? Subjective and Objective Dimensions of the Middle-Class Status in Modern IndiaShandana Mohmand, IDS, Sussex UniversityThe Political Economy of Progressive Tax Reform: Experimental Evidence from Pakistan December 169h30- 11h: CasteChair: Aminah Mohammad-Arif, CESAH-EHESS/CNRSJusmeet S. Sihra, Department of Sociology, University of CambridgeOld Problem in a New Place: Redlining of Ex-Untouchable Ghettos Julien Levesque, GSRL-CNRSCaste, religion, and official categorization in Pakistan: a review of recent scholarship 11h-11h30: Coffee break 11h30-13:00: ReligionChair: Lola Guyot, DEVSOC, Paris 1/Panthéon-SorbonneGilles Verniers, CERI-SciencesPoThe institutional exclusion of Muslims in India Charza Shahabuddin, CERI-SciencesPoViolence and invisibilisation against ethnic and religious minorities in Bangladesh 13:00-14:00: Lunch break 14:00-15:30: PoliciesChair: Manisha Anantharaman, CSO-SciencesPoNadeera Rajapakse,Reducing Inequalities for Sustainable, Equitable Human Development in Sri LankaStéphanie Tawa Lama (CESAH-EHESS/CNRS)Local elections and the deinstitutionalisation of political equality in India 15:30-17:00: Meeting the Sciences Po South Asian alumni and students’ associationChairs: Léa Abrieux and Alexandre Mariani (DAI-SciencesPo)A panel discussion with office-bearers of the Indo-French Circle:Vithursan Wigneswaran, PresidentHanna Elizabeth John, Vice-PresidentSaee Vaidya, Head of student events and communicationManucheher Shafee, UN Social Protection Specialist at the World Food Programme,

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