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SCHOLARLY PUBLICATIONS
Books
February 15, 2021inScholarly Publications1. The Rohingya: An Ethnography of “Subhuman” Life. Oxford University Press, 2020. 2. Editor (with Nasreen Chowdhory), Deterritorialised Identity and ...Read More
Selected Journal Articles
February 15, 2021inScholarly Publications“The Local Translation of Global Indigeneity: A Case of the Chittagong Hill Tracts” Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, Vol. 55, No. ...Read More
Book Chapters
February 15, 2021inScholarly Publications“The State, Vulnerability and Transborder Movement: The Rohingya in Bangladesh and Myanmar.” In Nasir Uddin & Nasreen Chowdhory, eds. Deterritorialised Identity ...Read More
Popular writings on the Rohingya people
February 15, 2021inScholarly Publications“The World Must Stand by the Rohingya” Culturico, December 07, 2020. [Link: https://culturico.com/2020/12/07/the-world-must-stand-by-the-rohingya/] “No Future for the Rohingya in Sight.” An ...Read More
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CONFERENCE / WORKSHOP
Conferences/Workshops
February 15, 2021inConferences/Workshops“Legal, Political and Ethical Dimension of Refugee Studies” a Keynote Speech delivered at a Research Workshop on Refugee Studies and ...Read More
Invited Talks and Lectures
February 15, 2021inConferences/WorkshopsDepartment of Geography, University of Adelaide, Australia (December, 2019) Department of Anthropology, Flinders University, Australia (December, 2019) Migration Research Group, ...Read More
Seminar, Conference and Workshop Organizer
February 15, 2021inConferences/WorkshopsRohingya Crisis in Bangladesh: Challenges and Resolutions held on July 18, 2019 at Business Faculty Auditorium, Chittagong University as a join ...Read More
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Current Research Projects
The State in Everyday Life
February 15, 2021inCurrent Research ProjectsThe research concerns dialectical relations between the “state” and the “margins”, where the former itself (re)produces the latter. While dominant historical works ...Read More
Indigeneity, Identity Politics and Marginality
February 15, 2021inCurrent Research Projects‘Indigeneity’ is a continuously contested concept, and a site of socio-cultural (re)presentation of self and others linked to social, cultural and ...Read More
Spaces of Vulnerability, Statelessness and Refugee-hood
February 15, 2021inCurrent Research ProjectsThe project concerns intricate relations between the state and statelessness in relations to spaces of vulnerability in the society. Space ...Read More
Rural-Urban Migrations and Urbanization-Migration Nexus
February 15, 2021inCurrent Research ProjectsThe project focuses on urbanization-migration nexus with the exploration of new socio-economic and political relationships generated through spatial mobility from ...Read More
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Theoretical Contributions
Theory of “Subhuman” life
February 15, 2021inTheoretical ContributionsNasir Uddin has been working for years to build a new theory what is called “Subhuman Life” theory to understand ...Read More
Ethnography is a “joint product”
February 15, 2021inTheoretical ContributionsUddin published an article titled “Decolonising ethnography in the field: an anthropological account” in the International Journal of Social Research Methodology where ...Read More
Many faces of the state [Anthropology of the state]
February 15, 2021inTheoretical ContributionsAnthropology of the state has grown up as an emerging field of research in Anthropology during the last three decades. ...Read More
Reconceptualizing “Indigeneity”
February 15, 2021inTheoretical ContributionsThe popular images tend to depict indigenous people as having lived a “simple”, “locally locked” in the remote forest, “isolated” ...Read More
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ABOUT NASIR
NASIR UDDIN, PhD
Professor of Anthropology
Faculty of Social Sciences
University of Chittagong
Chittagong-4331, Bangladesh
Email: nasir.anthro@cu.ac.bd
Web: nasiruddinbd.com
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