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Present Research Associates
 Name: Anasua
Basu Ray Chaudhury
Address:
GC 45, Sector III, Salt Lake,
Kolkata 700106, India
Phone:
(033)
2337-0408
Email:
anasua@mcrg.ac.in
Website:
www.mcrg.ac.in
Educational Qualifications:
Ph.D in International Relations (with South Asia as her specialization) from
Jadavpur University, Kolkata.
Current Position:
She is currently the Research and Programme Associate of CRG. She was the
Research Associate at the Centre for South and Southeast Asian Studies,
University of Calcutta (2006-08) and also an ICSSR Post-doctoral Fellow
(2004-06) at Centre for the Studies of Developing Societies (CSDS), Delhi.
She has received the Kodikara Award from the Regional Centre for
Strategic Studies (RCSS), Colombo in 1998-99 and worked on The Energy
Crisis and Sub-regional Cooperation in South Asia (subsequently
published as the Policy Studies 13 by the RCSS in 2000). She is the
recipient of the Public Service Broadcasting Trust (PSBT) Senior Media
Fellowship 2007 for which she worked on Vernacular Dailies and the Ethnic
and/or Religious Stereotypes in the Time of Violence. Her recent
publications include Women and
Borders (co-edited with Paula Banerjee), Sage Publications, New
Delhi, July 2011; SAARC at Crossroads: The Fate of Regional Cooperation
in South Asia (Samskriti, New Delhi, 2006). She specializes on Regional
Cooperation, Energy Politics, Partition Refugees and Women and Conflict
Situations in South Asia.
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 Name: Atig
Ghosh
Address:
GC 45, Sector III, Salt Lake,
Kolkata 700106, India
Phone:
(033)
2337-0408
Email:
atig@mcrg.ac.in
Website:
www.mcrg.ac.in
Educational
Qualifications:
Ph.D
El Colegio de México, Mexico City
Current Positions:
He is presently a Research and Programme Associate with the Mahanirban
Calcutta Research Group. He also teaches history on a part-time basis at the
West Bengal State University (Barasat). Having studied history at the then
Presidency College, Calcutta, and Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, he
received his doctoral degree from El Colegio de México, Mexico City.
His doctoral research was lodged around conjoint concerns of political
economy and cultural anthropology in the context of small-town (mofussil)
Bengal in the nineteenth-century. Presently, he is researching statelessness
and its socio-ontological textures and tangles in the intractable fastnesses
of the Indo-Bangladeshi enclaves.
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Past Research Associates
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