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David Ludden

Professor Emeritus

New York University

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Arts & Science

Graduate School of Arts & Science

History

International Relations

David Ludden is currently serving as an Arts & Science Professor Emeritus at New York University.

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New York University

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history east asian studies global history empire regional studies south asian culture asian studies historical geography agrarian change economic history cultural history peasant studies international history agrarian political economy contemporary asia agricultural history settler colonialism agricultural economics orientalism south asia social history geopolitics geography interdisciplinary history political history transnational history regional research political geography rural economies spatial politics historical scholarship cartography political culture tamil nadu ethnohistory peasant history archaeology eurasian geography mobility cultural geography irrigation cardiology vascular biology japan studies river basin management historical sociology early modernity rural reforms national territory neuroradiology indigenous studies cerebrovascular disease angiology transnational mobility spatial cognition economic reform disparate impact population movements human mobility movement ecology urban-coastal interaction internal migration memory loss memory assessment memory systems electronic publishing indian kingdom plaque neovascularization contrast-enhanced carotid vasa vasorum presidential address long-term view short history modern inequality first boundary northern frontiers south asian history economic development asian economics globalization

Notable Scholarly Works

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Reflections on Kasia Paprocki's Threatening Dystopias. Contemporary South Asia (2024)

David Ludden

contemporary asiakasia paprockieast asian studiesperformance studiessouth asian cultureculturecontemporary artcultural studies

Mobility and Migration Around the Bay of Bengal. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2023)

David Ludden

coastal conservationtransport geographyurban-coastal interactionurban geographyinternational migrationhuman migrationhuman mobilitypopulation movementsurbanizationinternal migrationgeographymigration studiesurban ecologyenvironmental scienceecologymovement ecologymobility

Flows and Frictions in Trans-Himalayan Spaces. Amsterdam University Press eBooks (2022)

Gunnel CederlöfWillem SchendelWillem SchendelTina HarrisDavid LuddenJianxiong MaJoy L. K. PachuauArupjyoti SaikiaJelle J. P. WoutersHenrik Kloppenborg MøllerTharaphi ThanHtoo May

performance studiesfrictiontrans-himalayan spacesfluid dynamics

From Mountain Fastness to Coastal Kingdoms: Hard Money and “Cashless” Economies in the Medieval Bay of Bengal, Edited by John Deyell and Rila Mukherjee. The Asian review of World Histories (2022)

David Ludden

hard moneyrila mukherjeemedieval bayeast asian studieshistorical reviewasian studiescoastal kingdomseconomic historyhistorytransnational history

3. Cowry Country: Mobile Space and Imperial Territory. Harvard University Press eBooks (2019)

David Ludden

mobile spaceimperial territorycowry country

India's Spatial History in the Brahmaputra–Meghna River Basin. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2019)

David Ludden

geographyriver basin managementspatial historybrahmaputra-meghna river basin

Country Politics and Agrarian Systems: Land Grab on Bengal Frontiers, 1750–1800. Modern Asian Studies (2017)

DAVID LUDDEN

political ecologyagrarian systemspolitical sciencebengal frontiersland grabcountry politicsagrarian change

Imperial Modernity: History and Global Inequity in Rising Asia. Routledge eBooks (2017)

David Ludden

colonialismhistoryimperial modernitycontemporary asiaeast asian studiesglobalizationglobal historyasian studiesinternational historyglobal inequityglobal studiestransnational history

Empire Meets Globalisation: Explaining Historical Patterns of Inequity in South Asia. Economic and political weekly/Economic & political weekly (2012)

David Ludden

empire meets globalisationdisparate impacthistoryexplaining historical patternsempiresouth asian cultureglobalizationglobal historyinternational historysouth asiaglobal studiestransnational history

Spatial Inequity and National Territory: Remapping 1905 in Bengal and Assam. Modern Asian Studies (2011)

DAVID LUDDEN

eurasian geographynational territorycontemporary asiaeast asian studiesjapan studiesspatial inequitysocial historygeographycultural historyasian studiesspatial politicspolitical geographypolitical historyhistoryhistorical geography

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David Ludden

Professor Emeritus

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Graduate School of Arts & Science

History

International Relations

David Ludden is currently serving as an Arts & Science Professor Emeritus at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David Ludden

New York University

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Reflections on Kasia Paprocki's Threatening Dystopias. Contemporary South Asia (2024)

David Ludden

contemporary asiakasia paprockieast asian studiesperformance studiessouth asian cultureculturecontemporary artcultural studies

Mobility and Migration Around the Bay of Bengal. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2023)

David Ludden

Flows and Frictions in Trans-Himalayan Spaces. Amsterdam University Press eBooks (2022)

Gunnel CederlöfWillem SchendelWillem SchendelTina HarrisDavid LuddenJianxiong MaJoy L. K. PachuauArupjyoti SaikiaJelle J. P. WoutersHenrik Kloppenborg MøllerTharaphi ThanHtoo May

performance studiesfrictiontrans-himalayan spacesfluid dynamics

David Ludden

hard moneyrila mukherjeemedieval bayeast asian studieshistorical reviewasian studiescoastal kingdomseconomic historyhistorytransnational history

3. Cowry Country: Mobile Space and Imperial Territory. Harvard University Press eBooks (2019)

David Ludden

mobile spaceimperial territorycowry country

India's Spatial History in the Brahmaputra–Meghna River Basin. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2019)

David Ludden

geographyriver basin managementspatial historybrahmaputra-meghna river basin

Country Politics and Agrarian Systems: Land Grab on Bengal Frontiers, 1750–1800. Modern Asian Studies (2017)

DAVID LUDDEN

political ecologyagrarian systemspolitical sciencebengal frontiersland grabcountry politicsagrarian change

Imperial Modernity: History and Global Inequity in Rising Asia. Routledge eBooks (2017)

David Ludden

colonialismhistoryimperial modernitycontemporary asiaeast asian studiesglobalizationglobal historyasian studiesinternational historyglobal inequityglobal studiestransnational history

Empire Meets Globalisation: Explaining Historical Patterns of Inequity in South Asia. Economic and political weekly/Economic & political weekly (2012)

David Ludden

empire meets globalisationdisparate impacthistoryexplaining historical patternsempiresouth asian cultureglobalizationglobal historyinternational historysouth asiaglobal studiestransnational history

Spatial Inequity and National Territory: Remapping 1905 in Bengal and Assam. Modern Asian Studies (2011)

DAVID LUDDEN

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