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Natasha Raheja

Assistant Professor

Cornell University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Anthropology

Natasha Raheja is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Assistant Professor at Cornell University.

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Cornell University

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migration studies anthropology south asian culture human migration international migration citizenship refugee studies citizenship studies diaspora studies social sciences asian studies transnational mobility border controls political science cultural anthropology nationalism nationality digital citizenship east asian studies ethnicity anthropological theory postcolonial writing social anthropology population displacement refugee movements forced migration refugee status cultural analysis cultural theory orientalism fuzzy borders politics political sociology refugee law political geography political studies ethnic studies conflict resolution mobility transport geography urban studies political culture spatial politics cultural identity diasporic movement international sociology human mobility urban mobility invasive species invasion biology representation analysis interspecific behavioral interaction zoological taxonomy animal behaviour photographic studies fishery enforcement sustainable fisheries commercial fishing migration policy constitutions citizen participation new york university new york india-pakistan border state actors state performance wounded masculinity indian citizenship muscular hindu masculinity indian state computer typists collective reflections harsha walia border imperialism sikh hetero-masculinity sikh masculinity visual anthropology ethnography legal anthropology aesthetics migration and art ethnographic theory ethnomethodology state power art

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Borders, Labor, and Beyond: Collective Reflections on Harsha Walia's Writing, Activism, and Influence on the Anthropology of Work. Anthropology of Work Review (2024)

Stephen CampbellAdrian D. GodboldtElise HjalmarsonSeth M. HolmesSaida HodžićNatasha RahejaGerardo Rodriguez SolisArjun ShankarJennifer E. Shaw

transnational mobilityglobal studiesinternational sociologydiaspora studiesanthropological theoryhuman migrationborder controlscollective reflectionssociocultural anthropologyanthropologyinternational migrationafrican american studiesmigration studiesharsha waliasocial justiceborder imperialism

Fuzzy Borders: Media, Migration Brokerage, and State Bureaucracy. American Ethnologist (2024)

Natasha Raheja

fuzzy borderspolitical sciencetransnational mobilitybureaucracymigration policygovernancepublic policyhuman migrationborder controlsinternational migrationgeopoliticsrefugee studiesmigration studies

A Love Story That Challenges Nationalism in South Asia? Not so Fast. Dawn News (2023)

Natasha Raheja

south asiaeast asian studiesglobal studiespostcolonial writingcontemporary asianationalismdiaspora studiesglobal historylove storyregional studiesasian studiesorientalismsouth asian cultureeast asian languagescultural studies

Bureaucratic Portraiture and Practices of Citizenship. Visual Anthropology Review (2023)

Natasha RahejaKaren StrasslerZeynep Devrim Gürsel

photographic portraitcitizenship studiesart historydigital citizenshipbureaucracybureaucratic technologybureaucratic portraitureimage communicationcitizenshipculturephotographic studiesart

Fuzzy Borders. American Ethnologist (2023)

Natasha Raheja

fuzzy borderstransnational mobilityindian statesociologysocial scienceshuman migrationconflict resolutionborder controlsinternational migrationcomputer typistsrefugee studiesmigration studies

Pakistani Politicians as Hindu Gods: The Visual Excesses of a Religious National Imaginary. Political and Legal Anthropology Review (2023)

Natasha Raheja

religious pluralismislamic studiesreligious national imaginaryislamic thoughthindu godsreligious studiespolitical philosophysociology of religioncontemporary islamideologyreligionculturereligious researchreligious symbolpakistani politicians

Visualizing Citizenship in a Bureaucratic Frame. Visual Anthropology Review (2023)

NATASHA RAHEJA

bureaucratic framebureaucratic visual conventioncitizenship studiessouth asian cultureliberal citizenshipimage communicationcitizenshipanthropologyculturerepresentation analysisidentity (social science)

A Pakistani Hindu Demographic Survey, Western Rajasthan. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Natasha Raheja

western rajasthanreligious studiesdiaspora studieshuman migrationpilgrimage visaspopulation displacementanthropologyinternational migrationrefugee studiesreligionculturerefugee movementsmigration studiesrefugee-migrant resettlementforced migrationrefugee status

Governing by Proximity: State Performance and Migrant Citizenship on the India-Pakistan Border. Cultural Anthropology (2022)

Natasha Raheja

citizenship studiestransnational mobilitynationalismsocial sciencespolitical geographyindia-pakistan borderpoliticsmigration studiesstate actorshuman migrationcitizenshipnationalitypolitical culturepolitical sciencestate performancespatial politicspolitical studiesborder controlspolitical sociologyinternational migration

Our Sisters and Daughters: Pakistani Hindu Migrant Masculinities and Digital Claims to Indian Citizenship. Journal of Immigrant & Refugee Studies (2022)

Natasha Raheja

wounded masculinityethnographycultural identityindian citizenshipethnic studiesmigration studiessouth asian culturemuscular hindu masculinitydiaspora studiesethnicitygender studiesanthropologyrefugee studiesdiasporic movementculturegender identitycultural anthropology

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Natasha Raheja

Assistant Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Anthropology

Natasha Raheja is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Assistant Professor at Cornell University.

Honors

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Cornell University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Borders, Labor, and Beyond: Collective Reflections on Harsha Walia's Writing, Activism, and Influence on the Anthropology of Work. Anthropology of Work Review (2024)

Stephen CampbellAdrian D. GodboldtElise HjalmarsonSeth M. HolmesSaida HodžićNatasha RahejaGerardo Rodriguez SolisArjun ShankarJennifer E. Shaw

Fuzzy Borders: Media, Migration Brokerage, and State Bureaucracy. American Ethnologist (2024)

Natasha Raheja

fuzzy borderspolitical sciencetransnational mobilitybureaucracymigration policygovernancepublic policyhuman migrationborder controlsinternational migrationgeopoliticsrefugee studiesmigration studies

A Love Story That Challenges Nationalism in South Asia? Not so Fast. Dawn News (2023)

Natasha Raheja

Bureaucratic Portraiture and Practices of Citizenship. Visual Anthropology Review (2023)

Natasha RahejaKaren StrasslerZeynep Devrim Gürsel

photographic portraitcitizenship studiesart historydigital citizenshipbureaucracybureaucratic technologybureaucratic portraitureimage communicationcitizenshipculturephotographic studiesart

Fuzzy Borders. American Ethnologist (2023)

Natasha Raheja

fuzzy borderstransnational mobilityindian statesociologysocial scienceshuman migrationconflict resolutionborder controlsinternational migrationcomputer typistsrefugee studiesmigration studies

Pakistani Politicians as Hindu Gods: The Visual Excesses of a Religious National Imaginary. Political and Legal Anthropology Review (2023)

Natasha Raheja

Visualizing Citizenship in a Bureaucratic Frame. Visual Anthropology Review (2023)

NATASHA RAHEJA

A Pakistani Hindu Demographic Survey, Western Rajasthan. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Natasha Raheja

Governing by Proximity: State Performance and Migrant Citizenship on the India-Pakistan Border. Cultural Anthropology (2022)

Natasha Raheja

Our Sisters and Daughters: Pakistani Hindu Migrant Masculinities and Digital Claims to Indian Citizenship. Journal of Immigrant & Refugee Studies (2022)

Natasha Raheja

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