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Rashmi Sadana

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George Mason University

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College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Cultural Studies

Global Affairs

Interdisciplinary Studies

Sociology and Anthropology

Women and Gender Studies

Interdisciplinary Studies

Women and Gender Studies

Rashmi Sadana is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at George Mason University.

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anthropology cultural anthropology ethnography urban geography literature urban sociology sociocultural anthropology social anthropology urban planning anthropological theory urban studies urban life mobility urban history urban development urban mobility human mobility urban theory urban society english civil engineering landscape architecture medical anthropology global studies migration studies regional studies urban affairs evolutionary anthropology digital scholarship reading research symptom management clinical investigation internal medicine medical history spatial planning transportation planning mobility analysis diaspora studies social mobility urban regeneration urban process urban condition urban politics caste differentiation evidence-based medicine clinical populations clinical disease general internal medicine actuation action (philosophy) social action speech acts societal influence crowd behavior identity politics minority influence collective action urban infrastructure underground infrastructure race relations political life hindi heartland aspirational planning material landscapes intercaste couples nation building modern texts germany correspondence hospital charité usa bchildren slum acts neoliberal imagination contemporary india crowd politics bangladeshnusrat sabinachowdhury millennial mumbai civilizations south asian culture south asia culture urbanism urban design cultural studies

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Delhi Reborn: Partition and Nation Building in India’s Capital Delhi Reborn: Partition and Nation Building in India’s Capital, by Rotem Geva, Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2022, 368 Pp., $30.00 (Paperback), Isbn: 9781503632110. South Asian History and Culture (2024)

Rashmi Sadana

nation buildingnationalismpolitical science

AFTERWORD: Moving Along. City & Society (2023)

Rashmi Sadana

urban planningurban sociologyurban designurbanismurban historyurban theoryhuman mobilityurban conditionsociologyurban lifeurbanizationurban geographyurban studiessocial sciencesurban affairsurban societymobility

From Literary Field to Instagram Feed: Ethnographies of Reading in Delhi. Springer eBooks (2023)

Rashmi Sadana

communicationreading researchdigital scholarshipsocial mediacultureethnographyliteraturedigital humanities

Anthropology at the Ends of the Lines. City & Society (2022)

Rashmi Sadana

anthropologycultural anthropologyurban sociologyenvironmental anthropologysocial anthropologyurban theorysociocultural anthropologysociologyanthropological theoryurban lifeurbanizationevolutionary anthropologyurban geographyurban studiessocial sciencesurban politicsurban society

: Slum Acts. Journal of Anthropological Research (2022)

Rashmi Sadana

cultural studiessocial movementsslum actsactuationsocial behaviorsocial actionanthropologyethnographic theoryspeech actsnarrativepublic performancecultural anthropologysocial anthropologysociocultural anthropologyanthropological theoryaction (philosophy)culturesocietal influenceperformance studies

Paradoxes of the Popular: Crowd Politics in Bangladeshnusrat Sabinachowdhury (Stanford, Ca: Stanford University Press, 2019). PoLAR Political and Legal Anthropology Review (2021)

Rashmi Sadana

politicsanthropologyidentity politicspolitical behaviorcollective actionpolitical sociologypolitical sciencesocial anthropologybangladeshnusrat sabinachowdhurysociocultural anthropologyminority influencecrowd behaviorsocial sciencespopular culturecrowd politics

The Moving City. University of California Press eBooks (2021)

Rashmi Sadana

urban planningurban sociologyurban designurbanismurban developmenturban processurban historyurban regenerationurban mobilityurban lifeurbanizationgeographyurban studiesurban geography

The Archive of Loss: Lively Ruination in Mill Land Mumbai. The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology (2020)

Rashmi Sadana

global studiesanthropologyeast asian studiescultural anthropology

At the “Love Commandos”: Narratives of Mobility Among Intercaste Couples in a Delhi Safe House. Anthropology and humanism (2018)

Rashmi Sadana

mobility analysisanthropologyhumanitiesmedical anthropologyurban sociologymigration studiesurban mobilitysociologyethnographyintercaste couplesregional studiesmobilitycultural anthropologysocial anthropologydiaspora studiessocial mobilitysociocultural anthropologyanthropological theoryhuman mobility

Landscapes of Accumulation: Real Estate and the Neoliberal Imagination in Contemporary India. Llerena Guiu Searle. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2016. 304 Pp.. American Ethnologist (2018)

RASHMI SADANA

anthropologyeconomicscontemporary indianeoliberalismgeographyurban geographyreal estateethnographyneoliberal imagination

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Rashmi Sadana

Professor

George Mason University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Cultural Studies

Global Affairs

Interdisciplinary Studies

Sociology and Anthropology

Women and Gender Studies

Interdisciplinary Studies

Women and Gender Studies

Rashmi Sadana is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at George Mason University.

Honors

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Rashmi Sadana

nation buildingnationalismpolitical science

AFTERWORD: Moving Along. City & Society (2023)

Rashmi Sadana

From Literary Field to Instagram Feed: Ethnographies of Reading in Delhi. Springer eBooks (2023)

Rashmi Sadana

communicationreading researchdigital scholarshipsocial mediacultureethnographyliteraturedigital humanities

Anthropology at the Ends of the Lines. City & Society (2022)

Rashmi Sadana

: Slum Acts. Journal of Anthropological Research (2022)

Rashmi Sadana

Paradoxes of the Popular: Crowd Politics in Bangladeshnusrat Sabinachowdhury (Stanford, Ca: Stanford University Press, 2019). PoLAR Political and Legal Anthropology Review (2021)

Rashmi Sadana

The Moving City. University of California Press eBooks (2021)

Rashmi Sadana

urban planningurban sociologyurban designurbanismurban developmenturban processurban historyurban regenerationurban mobilityurban lifeurbanizationgeographyurban studiesurban geography

The Archive of Loss: Lively Ruination in Mill Land Mumbai. The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology (2020)

Rashmi Sadana

global studiesanthropologyeast asian studiescultural anthropology

At the “Love Commandos”: Narratives of Mobility Among Intercaste Couples in a Delhi Safe House. Anthropology and humanism (2018)

Rashmi Sadana

Landscapes of Accumulation: Real Estate and the Neoliberal Imagination in Contemporary India. Llerena Guiu Searle. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2016. 304 Pp.. American Ethnologist (2018)

RASHMI SADANA

anthropologyeconomicscontemporary indianeoliberalismgeographyurban geographyreal estateethnographyneoliberal imagination

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