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Not me power listening to BLOWBACK: SEASON 5 OUT NOW ‘s excellent season 4 on the War on Terror before this conversation with co-creator Noah Kulwin noah kulwin on the politics and research that goes into doing public history Listen, if you can, riveting! alturl.com/yf8x8

Hot off the press. Pre-order in time for your Spring 2025 political economy classes. routledge.com/Radical-Politi…

Some recent writing from me about the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act and #abortionhistory in India. Open Access: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

well this was excellent

end-of-the-year blues

Building upon the work of Manu Goswami, Sai Balakrishnan, Neil Brenner, & Ed Simpson among others, I explore the production of new state space through highway infrastructure-led extended urbanisation. I follow the environmental state politics & political economic slippages..(1/3)

“When a professional tennis player’s feet land after a serve, close to 300 Newton-metres of torque will have been shared between her arms and trunk. (The average car engine generates about 200 Newton-metres of torque to turn its wheels.)”

lol or the only economist historians ever cite or maybe that’s just me 👀

Wrote this piece on anticolonial archives, memory and time, thinking about how anticolonial pasts express themselves in the present, and what kinds of archives hold these expressions read.dukeupress.edu/south-atlantic…

The South Asian version of my book is available from today. I see it listed on amazon.in for Rs. 559! amazon.in/Disinherited-P…

Out with Westland Books in May in India, and even sooner with Hurst Publishers on March 27 in the UK - looking forward to Ipsita Chakravarty’s Ipsita Chakravarty careful and observant book this year

📕 My chapter in “The Greater Second World War” — traces the links across labor & racial & imperial struggles — in the heat of the worldwide postwar moment. Looking at what I consider as a global uprising of “1946” — helps to shed new light on global politics then, and since…

A long time in the making, our Radical History Review special issue is finally out now. It delves into the phenomenon of economic miracles and their afterlives unfolding across the world. Do check out!

My book, Harvests of Liberation, is officially out with Stanford Press. It offers an account of decolonization in Egypt through the history of cotton/capitalism. Excerpts available here: sup.org/books/middle-e…

Special issue on Materializing #Land edited by Rachel Sturman is #CSSAME Duke University Press is soon forthcoming and here is my epilogue: the authors are pushing the land question in new directions shorturl.at/lQy9Y read on: read.dukeupress.edu/cssaame/advanc…

A nice review of Fictions of Financialization in IJURR.org: ijurr.org/book_review/fi…

No written word can do justice to the power and beauty of the stories I heard in Kashmir. But I tried. Thrilled to announce the India edition of my book, with lovely cover art by Basita Shah, is out on 7th July. Pre-orders here: amzn.in/d/7NuVhNn

Excited to make my EPW debut with Harikartik Ramesh in their special issue on Review of Gender Studies. We look at Indian family law especially the use of restitution of conjugal rights by husbands to extract unpaid carework from wives. Article link: epw.in/journal/2025/2…

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