Antu Saha

Domaine de recherche

Asie du Sud

Pays de résidence

L'Inde

Titre

Dr.

Affiliation

University of Delhi

Adresse électronique

sahaantu@gmail.com

Adresse

c/o Prof. Subhadra Channa
Department of Anthropology
University of Delhi
Delhi 110007, INDIA

Téléphone/Télécopie

00919968364438

Pays de spécialisation

India, China, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal and Myanmar.

Éducation

• Pursued Post-Doctoral Research in Social and Cultural Anthropology, Topic: “Caste and Partition: A Cultural Historical Account”: Department of Anthropology, University of Delhi, Delhi, India.
• PhD in Social and Cultural Anthropology, Topic: “Border Identities and Intercultural Dialogue with reference to India-Bangladesh border” (2007): Department of Anthropology, University of Delhi, Delhi, India.
• MSc Social and Cultural Anthropology (2001): Department of Anthropology, University of Delhi, Delhi, India.
• BSc (Hons) Anthropology (1999): Department of Anthropology, University of Delhi, Delhi, India.

Recherche

Dr. Antu Saha did his undergraduate and post graduation from University of
Delhi and was awarded the doctorate degree by the Department of
Anthropology in 2007. He received the prestigious Nehru Fellowship
(awarded by the Indian state) in 2002 for his doctoral research and was
also selected for ICSSR (Indian Council for Social Science Research)
doctoral fellowship in the year 2003. Dr. Saha has been participating in
numerous seminars, both national and international, on border issues and
syncretic identities and his papers have been highly acclaimed. Presently
he is associated with the Department of Anthropology, University of Delhi
as a researcher.

Enseignement

Anthropological and Sociological Theories, Political Anthropology and Sociology, Border Anthropology, Social Stratification, Research Methodology, Philosophical Anthropology, Sociology of Law, Conflict Studies, Identity Politics, Anthropological and Sociological Demography, Religion, Ethno-History.

Publications

Published Book

Saha, A. 2007. Ethnic Identities and the Role of Religion on the India-Bangladesh
Borderland. New York: Edwin Mellen Press.

Forthcoming Book

Caste and Partition of Indian Subcontinent: A Cultural-Historical Account. Lampeter, UK: Edwin
Mellen Press.

Chapter in Book

Saha, A. 2006. An Anthropologist in FOCUS. In Focus on Children Under Six: Abridged
Report. December, 2006. Delhi: Mensa.

Saha, A. 2009. “Border Economy and Ongoing Cultural Continuity”. In Essays on Cultural Anthropology, edited by Ajit K. Danda, R. K. Mutatkar, and Dipak K. Midya. Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya.

Forthcoming Book Chapters

“Partition of Bengal and Settlement pattern of refugees according to their Caste Identities” in Seminar Proceedings by Anthropological Survey of India and Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya.

Book Review:

Saha, A. 2009. "Review of Many tongues, one people: the making of Tharu identity in Nepal by Arjun Guneratne" In Contributions to Indian Sociology 43 (2): 329-331.

Published Articles:

Saha, A. 2007. Closed Border and Fluid Exchange. Himal Southasia. Vol 20. No.
10/11. (Katmandu).

Saha, A. 2007. Silk Route and the formation of Identities on the Sino-Indian Border with reference to the last Indian Border Village. Nepal Journal of Contemporary Studies, Vol. VIII Number 1. Pp:20-33, (Lalitpur, Nepal).

Mots-clés

syncretism ; identity ; nationalism ; governance ; ...