Talk at the Library: The Role of National Identity in India's Democratic Backsliding
VIEW EVENT DETAILSA Conversation with Political Scientist Manali Kumar
Political scientist and 9DASHLINE Editor-in-Chief Manali Kumar will join us for a talk at our office library to explore her research on how India's national identities and interests have changed with its emergence as a rising power. And how this is affecting the world's largest democracy.
A detailed description of the event will be available soon.
This event is for Asia Society Members only. If you are not yet a Member, you can easily become a one by selecting "I am not yet a Member" during the registration process.
Manali Kumar is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow and Lecturer at the University of St Gallen. Her research focuses on India’s national identity and interests as a rising power, as well as the value of prudence for making decisions under uncertainty. She is the Editor-in-Chief of 9DASHLINE, an independent blog focusing on developments across the Indo-Pacific, and has a PhD in Political Science from the National University of Singapore.
About Talks at the Library
Talk at the Library is a members-only series where we invite an expert to our office library (or on Zoom), over lunch, for a conversation on specific niche topics on a variety of countries and regions of Asia. The program consists of a moderated discussion and subsequent audience Q&A. Participants have the opportunity interact with the experts, asking questions live or online.
Event Details
Asia Society Switzerland
Mühlebachstrasse 20
8008 Zurich
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