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Did Kejriwal's speech hurt BJP in UP? in this interesting piece rama lakshmi suggests that both the seats & vote share of the BJP in UP dropped in the phases that voted after Kejriwal’s speech about CM Yogi Adityanath. Link: theprint.in/opinion/did-ar…

We're delighted to welcome Sachin Pilot to the School this Friday for discussions about the election in #India, the implications for the country and democracy worldwide. 📅 Friday 14th June, 2:00 pm UK BSG and online 🔗 ow.ly/4yBl50ScR2i

Starting in just a few hours. Do join us and bring your questions!

Such a delight to host Sachin Pilot at Blavatnik School of Government on Friday. Lots of student interest in better understanding what happened in India, and what it means for Indian democracy.

For those thinking about how to start teaching your students about comparative nationalisms, may we suggest:

Pakistani voters sent the military a message in the February elections: They no longer trust the “guardian of the country.” From Maya Tudor and Adeel Malik in our July issue: muse.jhu.edu/article/930428

Terrific discussion on Harris Mylonas and Maya Tudor's new book 'Varieties of Nationalism: Communities, Narratives, Identities' A pedagogic & much-needed proposal to move on from debates on the origins of nationalism and the civic/ethnic distinction cambridge.org/core/elements/…

In new @jodemocracy article, Adeel Malik and I argue Pakistan's election surprise stems from three structural changes: rise of aspirational middle class, breakdown of traditional authority patterns, and intensifying economic crisis. muse.jhu.edu/article/930428

📌 Curious about the different forms of nationalism? Join Maya Tudor and me 🗓️ Wednesday at 12:15 in Room 602 of The Elliott School for a discussion on *Varieties of Nationalism* with Kristine Berzina German Marshall Fund Thomas Carothers Carnegie Endowment and Nathan Brown 👉eventbrite.com/e/varieties-of…

Thrilled to be Professor of Politics and Public Policy University of Oxford Blavatnik School of Government!

Almost right. “Modi the developmentalist + Modi the *Hindu nationalist* + Modi the man.” Thanks The New York Times Albert Moreno.29 for hosting such an impressive event

Such an exciting opportunity for scholars to present research on nationalism in a comparative context:

How do we think about the state of India's democracy in light of recent national elections? Yamini Aiyar and I spoke with the The New York Times about this question. nytimes.com/2024/10/07/wor…

Our author, Maya Tudor, shares her take on the Indian election (and mentions her excellent essay from the Journal of Democracy, "Why India's Democracy Is Dying") in this special report from The New York Times! Maya Tudor nytimes.com/2024/10/07/wor…

Attention nationalism scholars:

Wonderful discussion yesterday - with tough and honest questions. Learning from public leaders from across the political spectrum University of Oxford Blavatnik School of Government

Been quiet on this platform since November. Moving my activity to Abinaya.bsky.social - so please do connect with me there.