Panels for the 18th EASAS Conference

EASAS

Schedule for the panels at the 18th European
Conference on Modern South Asian Studies,
in Lund, 6–9 July 2004

Schedule for the panels day by day and hall by hall (as a pdf-file)

Tuesday 6 July, 13–18:

Panel 12 Industrialisation in South Asia – economic, social and environmental aspects. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 3 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)	Panel 16 Gender and the local state in South Asia. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Conference Room 1 (third floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)
Panel 20 Rural Livelihood and Social Capital: The Case of Bangladesh and South Asia. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 4 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)	Panel 27 South Asian languages in linguistic focus. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Tornrummet (Tower Room) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2
Panel 30 Crisis of State and Nation – South Asian states between Nation Building and Fragmentation. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Konsertsalen (Concert Hall) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2	Panel 31 Political Development and the Process of Democratization in South Asia. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Nya Festsalen in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2
Panel 36 Differing Organisation of Society – Different Value-Ideas. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 1 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)	Panel 44 Religious Reform Movements in South Asia from the Nineteenth Century to the Present. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Sångsalen (Choir Room) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2
Panel 46 Spirit and Power of Sacred Places, and Preservation of Cultural Heritage. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Lilla Salen (Little Hall) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2

Wednesday 7 July, 8–12:

Panel 1 Do Villages Matter? A forum on the place of villages for contemporary anthropology in South Asia. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Konsertsalen (Concert Hall) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2	Panel 2 Language in South Asian Literature and Cinema. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Sångsalen (Choir Room) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2
Panel 7 Social and Political Implications of Economic Liberalization in South Asia. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Conference Room 1 (third floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)	Panel 11 Education, health and demographic changes in South Asia. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 3 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)
Panel 13 The stress on culture and ecology by past and present changes in environment. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 1 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)	Panel 18 Empires, Nationalisms and the Containment of Labour in South Asia: Historical and Contemporary Issues. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 4 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)
Panel 31 Political Development and the Process of Democratization in South Asia. (continued) Abstract on the panel! Venue: Tornrummet (Tower Room) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2	Panel 32 Problems of democracy in South Asia: – Terrorism and Separatism; – Communal Politics and Religious Fundamentalism; – Ethnic division. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Nya Festsalen in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2
Panel 37 Politics in Gujarat: From Congress to Hindutva. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Lilla Salen (Little Hall) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2

Wednesday 7 July, 13–17:

Panel 1 (continued) Do Villages Matter? A forum on the place of villages for contemporary anthropology in South Asia. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Konsertsalen (Concert Hall) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2	Panel 2 (continued) Language in South Asian Literature and Cinema. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Sångsalen (Choir Room) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2
Panel 11 (continued) Education, health and demographic changes in South Asia. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 3 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)	Panel 13 (continued) The stress on culture and ecology by past and present changes in environment. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 1 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)
Panel 16 (continued) Gender and the local state in South Asia. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Conference Room 1 (third floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)	Panel 18 (continued) Empires, Nationalisms and the Containment of Labour in South Asia: Historical and Contemporary Issues. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 4 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)
Panel 32 (continued) Problems of democracy in South Asia: – Terrorism and Separatism; – Communal Politics and Religious Fundamentalism; – Ethnic division. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Nya Festsalen in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2	Panel 38 The Tamil panel. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Tornrummet (Tower Room) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2
Panel 46 (continued) Spirit and Power of Sacred Places, and Preservation of Cultural Heritage. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Lilla Salen (Little Hall) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2

Thursday 8 July, 8–12:

Panel 5 Before the Divide: 'Intermediary' Genres in North Indian Literary Culture. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Sångsalen (Choir Room) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2	Panel 9 Political Economy of Punjab. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 1 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)
Panel 10 Violence against Women in South Asia. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Konsertsalen (Concert Hall) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2	Panel 19 Merging the unsuitable? Brittish India and Burma 1850-1948. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Tornrummet (Tower Room) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2
Panel 21 Localities, Situated Knowledges and Globalizations. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 4 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)	Panel 33 Ethnic Cleansing, Migration, and Resettlement: Partition & Post-Partition Experiences. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Lilla Salen (Little Hall) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2
Panel 39 Bengal Studies. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Nya Festsalen in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2	Panel 45 Change and Continuity in Hindu Rituals: Making Sense of the Hindu Identity in the Diaspora. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 3 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)
Panel 47 Hagiographies: Topics, Canonization and Interculturality. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Conference Room 1 (third floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)

Thursday 8 July, 13–18:

Panel 5 (continued) Before the Divide: 'Intermediary' Genres in North Indian Literary Culture. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Sångsalen (Choir Room) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2	Panel 15 From Landscapes to Genomes: Authoritative Knowledge in Contested Domains. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 1 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)
Panel 17 Exploring Masculinities in politics, culture and society in India. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Tornrummet (Tower Room) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2	Panel 28 Public Health in South Asia. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Konsertsalen (Concert Hall) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2
Panel 33 (continued) Ethnic Cleansing, Migration, and Resettlement: Partition & Post-Partition Experiences. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Lilla Salen (Little Hall) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2	Panel 39 (continued) Bengal Studies. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Nya Festsalen in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2
Panel 41 The Political Economy of Bangladesh. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Conference Room 1 (third floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)	Panel 45 (continued) Change and Continuity in Hindu Rituals: Making Sense of the Hindu Identity in the Diaspora. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 3 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)
Panel 49 Politics, Power and Islam in South Asia. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 4 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)

Friday 9 July, 8–12:

Panel 4 The voice of Dalit in South Asian Literature. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Tornrummet (Tower Room) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2	Panel 8 Institutions and Agricultural Development. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 3 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)
Panel 22 Marginalized groups. On Pilgrims, Paupers, Pirates and Prostitutes. Discovering –Spaces of Disorder– in the Colonial Societies of Maritime South and South-East Asia (ca. 1700-1950). Abstract on the panel! Venue: Konsertsalen (Concert Hall) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2	Panel 23 History of the Indian Princely States. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Sångsalen (Choir Room) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2
Panel 24 International Relations and the South Asian Security Order. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Nya Festsalen in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2	Panel 26 Globalization, technological advances and minority languages in South Asia. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 4 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)
Panel 34 South Asia: Changing Social Structural Bases and the Dominance of Right Wing Ideologies. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 1 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)	Panel 42 Sri Lankan Politics. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Conference Room 1 (third floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)
Panel 48 Christians, Cultural Interactions, and India's Religious Traditions. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Lilla Salen (Little Hall) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2

Friday 9 July, 13–18:

Panel 8 (continued) Institutions and Agricultural Development. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 3 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)	Panel 22 (continued) Marginalized groups. On Pilgrims, Paupers, Pirates and Prostitutes. Discovering –Spaces of Disorder– in the Colonial Societies of Maritime South and South-East Asia (ca. 1700-1950). Abstract on the panel! Venue: Konsertsalen (Concert Hall) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2
Panel 23 (continued) History of the Indian Princely States. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Sångsalen (Choir Room) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2	Panel 25 South Asian Diaspora Studies. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 1 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)
Panel 26 (continued) Globalization, technological advances and minority languages in South Asia. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Hall 4 (ground floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)	Panel 29 Medicine and Disease in Colonial India. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Tornrummet (Tower Room) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2
Panel 35 Federalism in South Asia. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Conference Room 1 (third floor), Dept. of Sociology, Paradisgatan 5 (House G)	Panel 48 (continued) Christians, Cultural Interactions, and India's Religious Traditions. Abstract on the panel! Venue: Lilla Salen (Little Hall) in the Academic Society Building, Sandgatan 2

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Schedule for the panels at the 18th European Conference on Modern South Asian Studies, in Lund, 6–9 July 2004