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Jason Cons

University of Texas at Austin

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College of Liberal Arts

Anthropology

NoneJason Cons is currently serving as a Anthropology faculty at University of Texas At Austin.

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University of Texas at Austin

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anthropology ethnography cultural anthropology migration studies political geography geopolitics india-bangladesh border social sciences geography spatial politics ecology security studies sociocultural anthropology social anthropology border controls indigenous studies political ecology cultural divide belonging applied geography antipode regional studies historical geography settler colonialism transnational history legal geography indigenous peoples diaspora studies sensitive space aquatic ecosystems aquaculture peasant studies intercultural studies cultural change crisis management strategic studies asian studies contemporary asia environmental security cultural analysis integrated geography cross-border management continental margins social geography geopolitical conflict third world debt rural development rural economies folklore studies development geography regional development regional planning human-wildlife relationships ethnomethodology behavioral health substance addiction addiction treatment behavioral addictions addiction health service research south asian culture india-asia collision journal citation report other cultures shrimp zone coastal landscape bangladesh borderlands climate security fragmented territory constricted contemporary sensitive spaces aleatory sovereignty credit landscapes rural bangladesh narrating territory global flooding asian borderlands

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Jungle Passports: Fences, Mobility and Citizenship at the Northeast India‐Bangladesh Borderlands by Malini Sur.Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, Special Series Ethnographies of Political Violence. 2021, 248Pp., Us$ 29.95 (Paperback). Isbn: 9780812224788. The Australian Journal of Anthropology (2023)

Jason ConsSidharthan MaunaguruRadhika MoralSwargajyoti GohainMalini Sur

political violencesociocultural anthropologyindigenous studiesmigration studiesanthropologyhumanitiesgeopoliticspolitical geographysociologynortheast india-bangladesh borderlandsdiaspora studiescitizenshiplegal geographysocial anthropologyindigenous peoplesspecial series ethnographiesjungle passportsdemographyspatial politicsethnographycultural anthropology

Settler Colonial Beasts: Feral Pigs and Frontier Assemblages in Texas. Antipode (2023)

Jason ConsMichael Eilenberg

colonialismsettler colonialismfrontier assemblagessettler colonial beastsferal pigsantipodeanthropology

Development Zones in Asian Borderlands. Amsterdam University Press eBooks (2021)

Mona ChettriMichael EilenbergWillem SchendelTina HarrisGalen MurtonTina HarrisJuan ZhangJason ConsPatrick MeehanDuncan McDuie-RaNadine PlachtaSindhunata HargyonoThomas Mikkelsen

applied geographyasian borderlandseurasian geographyeast asian studiesdevelopment geographyspatial politicsdevelopment zonesinternational developmentregional developmentregional planning

Ecologies of Capture in Bangladesh's Sundarbans. American Ethnologist (2021)

JASON CONS

human-wildlife relationshipsanthropologyethnographyecologycultural anthropology

CHOKEPOINTS: Anthropologies of the Constricted Contemporary. Ethnos (2020)

Ashley CarseTownsend MiddletonJason ConsJatin DuaGabriela ValdiviaElizabeth Cullen Dunn

constricted contemporarycultural anthropologysocial sciencesanthropology

Delta Temporalities: Choked and Tangled Futures in the Sundarbans. Ethnos (2020)

Jason Cons

ethnomethodologysociocultural anthropologysocial anthropologydelta temporalitiesanthropologysocial sciencesethnographycultural anthropology

Paper Tiger: Law, Bureaucracy and the Developmental State in Himalayan India. Nayanika Mathur. Delhi: Cambridge University Press, 2016. 204 Pp.. American Ethnologist (2018)

JASON CONS

developmental statelawbureaucracyhimalayan indiaethnographyanthropology

Staging Climate Security: Resilience and Heterodystopia in the Bangladesh Borderlands. Cultural Anthropology (2018)

Jason Cons

sociocultural anthropologyresiliencesociologysocial anthropologyenvironmental securityintercultural studiesanthropologymigration studiescrisis managementcultural changesocial sciencescultural analysissecurity studiesclimate securityclimate changebangladesh borderlandscultural anthropology

Global Flooding. Anthropology Now (2017)

Jason Cons

cultural anthropologyglobalizationhumanitiessocial sciencesethnographyenvironmental anthropologyglobal floodinganthropology

Hussain, Delwar. Boundaries Undermined: The Ruins of Progress on the Bangladesh‐India Border. XXIII, 187 Pp., Maps, Bibliogr. London: Hurst Publishers, 2013. £20.00 (Cloth). Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute (2016)

Jason Cons

border controlsarchaeologybangladesh-india bordergeographyinternational historypolitical geographyglobal southgeopoliticspolitical historyhistoryhistorical geography

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Jason Cons

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Anthropology

NoneJason Cons is currently serving as a Anthropology faculty at University of Texas At Austin.

Honors

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Jason ConsSidharthan MaunaguruRadhika MoralSwargajyoti GohainMalini Sur

Settler Colonial Beasts: Feral Pigs and Frontier Assemblages in Texas. Antipode (2023)

Jason ConsMichael Eilenberg

colonialismsettler colonialismfrontier assemblagessettler colonial beastsferal pigsantipodeanthropology

Development Zones in Asian Borderlands. Amsterdam University Press eBooks (2021)

Mona ChettriMichael EilenbergWillem SchendelTina HarrisGalen MurtonTina HarrisJuan ZhangJason ConsPatrick MeehanDuncan McDuie-RaNadine PlachtaSindhunata HargyonoThomas Mikkelsen

applied geographyasian borderlandseurasian geographyeast asian studiesdevelopment geographyspatial politicsdevelopment zonesinternational developmentregional developmentregional planning

Ecologies of Capture in Bangladesh's Sundarbans. American Ethnologist (2021)

JASON CONS

human-wildlife relationshipsanthropologyethnographyecologycultural anthropology

CHOKEPOINTS: Anthropologies of the Constricted Contemporary. Ethnos (2020)

Ashley CarseTownsend MiddletonJason ConsJatin DuaGabriela ValdiviaElizabeth Cullen Dunn

constricted contemporarycultural anthropologysocial sciencesanthropology

Delta Temporalities: Choked and Tangled Futures in the Sundarbans. Ethnos (2020)

Jason Cons

ethnomethodologysociocultural anthropologysocial anthropologydelta temporalitiesanthropologysocial sciencesethnographycultural anthropology

Paper Tiger: Law, Bureaucracy and the Developmental State in Himalayan India. Nayanika Mathur. Delhi: Cambridge University Press, 2016. 204 Pp.. American Ethnologist (2018)

JASON CONS

developmental statelawbureaucracyhimalayan indiaethnographyanthropology

Staging Climate Security: Resilience and Heterodystopia in the Bangladesh Borderlands. Cultural Anthropology (2018)

Jason Cons

Global Flooding. Anthropology Now (2017)

Jason Cons

cultural anthropologyglobalizationhumanitiessocial sciencesethnographyenvironmental anthropologyglobal floodinganthropology

Jason Cons

border controlsarchaeologybangladesh-india bordergeographyinternational historypolitical geographyglobal southgeopoliticspolitical historyhistoryhistorical geography

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