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Institution

Unit

Venue

Lamia Karim

Professor & Department Head

University of Oregon

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Asian Studies

Social Science

Women's and Gender Studies

Lamia Karim is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor & Department Head at University of Oregon.

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Lamia Karim

University of Oregon

Professor & Department Head

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anthropology political science finance social sciences social change comparative politics international relations governance political transformation politics poverty democratization ethnography cultural change democracy migration studies political geography feminist criminology violence against women feminist studies interpersonal violence women's studies regime analysis privatization contemporary developments south asian culture micro finance institutions feminist perspectives feminist identity feminist debate feminist research feminist inquiry global politics grass-roots political mobilization transnational capital kalpana chakma adivasi peoples state-ngo relations global economy social class neoliberalism sociology gender equality feminist theory gender studies class conflict contemporary islam gender inequality

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Reversal of Fortunes: Transformations in State-Ngo Relations in Bangladesh. Critical Sociology (2016)

Lamia Karim

political transformationsocial changepolitical sciencesociologystate-ngo relationsinternational relationsgovernancesocial sciencespolitical sociologypolitical geography

Demystifying Microcredit. Duke University Press eBooks (2014)

Lamia Karim

financemicroeconomicsmicro finance institutionseconomics

Elora Halim Chowdhury. Transnationalism Reversed: Women Organizing Against Gendered Violence in Bangladesh. International Feminist Journal of Politics (2013)

Lamia Karim

gender identityfeminist perspectivesfeminist identityintersectionalitysociologyfeminist criminologyviolence against womenfeminist theoryculturefeminist studiesinterpersonal violencegender studieswomen's studiesfeminist debateanti-racismfeminist researchfeminist inquirygender inequality

Wall Street at War: The Secret Struggle for the Global Economy Alexandra Ouroussoff. Cambridge, UK; Malden, Ma: Polity, 2010. 144 Pp.. American Anthropologist (2012)

LAMIA KARIM

global politicsglobalizationglobal economyglobal studiesanthropology

Microfinance and Its Discontents. (2011)

Lamia Karim

finance

Democratizing Bangladesh. Cultural Dynamics (2004)

Lamia Karim

democratizationpolitical transformationsocial changeculturecultural changedemocracycomparative politics

Introduction Privatizing the State: Ethnography of Development, Transnational Capital, and Ngos. PoLAR Political and Legal Anthropology Review (2001)

Lauren LeveLamia Karim

transnational capitalpublic policypolitical scienceinternational relationsregime analysisgovernanceprivatizationethnographypublic administrationanthropology

Politics of the Poor? Ngos and Grass‐Roots Political Mobilization in Bangladesh. PoLAR Political and Legal Anthropology Review (2001)

Lamia Karim

politicspolitical sciencegrass-roots political mobilizationpovertyanthropology

Pushed to the Margins: Adivasi Peoples in Bangladesh and the Case of Kalpana Chakma. Contemporary South Asia (1998)

Lamia Karim

contemporary developmentseast asian studiessouth asian culturesocial sciencesmigration studiescomparative politicskalpana chakmaadivasi peoplesanthropology

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Lamia Karim

Professor & Department Head

University of Oregon

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Asian Studies

Social Science

Women's and Gender Studies

Lamia Karim is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor & Department Head at University of Oregon.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Lamia Karim

University of Oregon

Professor & Department Head

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Reversal of Fortunes: Transformations in State-Ngo Relations in Bangladesh. Critical Sociology (2016)

Lamia Karim

political transformationsocial changepolitical sciencesociologystate-ngo relationsinternational relationsgovernancesocial sciencespolitical sociologypolitical geography

Demystifying Microcredit. Duke University Press eBooks (2014)

Lamia Karim

financemicroeconomicsmicro finance institutionseconomics

Elora Halim Chowdhury. Transnationalism Reversed: Women Organizing Against Gendered Violence in Bangladesh. International Feminist Journal of Politics (2013)

Lamia Karim

Wall Street at War: The Secret Struggle for the Global Economy Alexandra Ouroussoff. Cambridge, UK; Malden, Ma: Polity, 2010. 144 Pp.. American Anthropologist (2012)

LAMIA KARIM

global politicsglobalizationglobal economyglobal studiesanthropology

Microfinance and Its Discontents. (2011)

Lamia Karim

finance

Democratizing Bangladesh. Cultural Dynamics (2004)

Lamia Karim

democratizationpolitical transformationsocial changeculturecultural changedemocracycomparative politics

Introduction Privatizing the State: Ethnography of Development, Transnational Capital, and Ngos. PoLAR Political and Legal Anthropology Review (2001)

Lauren LeveLamia Karim

transnational capitalpublic policypolitical scienceinternational relationsregime analysisgovernanceprivatizationethnographypublic administrationanthropology

Politics of the Poor? Ngos and Grass‐Roots Political Mobilization in Bangladesh. PoLAR Political and Legal Anthropology Review (2001)

Lamia Karim

politicspolitical sciencegrass-roots political mobilizationpovertyanthropology

Pushed to the Margins: Adivasi Peoples in Bangladesh and the Case of Kalpana Chakma. Contemporary South Asia (1998)

Lamia Karim

contemporary developmentseast asian studiessouth asian culturesocial sciencesmigration studiescomparative politicskalpana chakmaadivasi peoplesanthropology

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