
Sushmita Pati
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Assoc. Prof, NLSIU, Bangalore | Studies cities and political economy | Author of Properties of Rent (CUP, 2022)| Views personal
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Come join us for the 2nd edition of the Field & Notes Workshop by the Ethnography Lab IIIT Delhi . This year's theme is on Digital Methods. Only 30 seats available. Accommodation provided, and a registration waiver for SC, ST, and gender minority students.




Read this important piece written by Akash । आकाश | আকাশ which explains Delhi's electoral politics and more. Very astute. Very relevant. thewire.in/politics/a-soc…

Read this very exciting new issue of Socio-Legal Review, our student run journal!





Thanks @deyodditie, Ritajyoti Bandyopadhyay and Karen Coelho for such thoughtful reviews! Also to Urban Studies Journal for giving Properties of Rent the space for a book review forum.



Bangalore cosmopolitan veneer does not let us see its growing communalism. Activists from Bahutva Karnataka ಬಹುತ್ವ ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ Anupama Hegde and Jansi will speak to us about "Communal Faultlines in Bangalore and Citizen Action" See you on Friday, 9th at 5PM? nls.ac.in/news-events/ta…

What shapes and forms does communalism take in Bangalore? If you are interested to know more, then see you at 5PM for a discussion with citizen activists from Bahutva Karnataka ಬಹುತ್ವ ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ today! nls.ac.in/news-events/ta…

Just wanted to share this absolutely lovely message by Ali Khan Ali Khan Mahmudabad s students, from his ‘Banish the Poets’ class:



Many thanks to Dialogues in Human Geography for hosting this book review forum on "Corruption Plots" featuring reviews by jose atiles, Sushmita Pati (Sushmita Pati), and Rachel Sturman. Here was our response, which speaks to the current conjuncture of rightwing politics everywhere.


Bit of a latepost. But what a fun and heartwarming week this was! We got to engage with new ideas on urban research and talk about writing. Thank you to all the WUI mentors and Urban Studies Foundation for the support.