Javed Iqbal Wani
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University Delhi, Royal Holloway University of London
Research areas: Arts and Humanities · Philosophy · South Asian Studies and Diaspora · Colonial History and Postcolonial Studies · South Asian Studies and Conflicts
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About
I am interested in History(ies), Culture(s) & Politics of South Aisa, particularly India. My broad research interests are around issues pertaining to the nature of State, operations of Ideology, terrains of violence and configurations of resistance. Currently interested in issues such as 'lawmaking and law enforcing', 'governmentality', 'surveillance' and 'state of exception'.
Employment
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Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University Delhi Senior Assistant Professor2017 - Present
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Royal Holloway University of London Visiting lecturer2014 - 2017
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Publications (28)
- The volatile neighbourhood: urban proximity, precarity and public order in early twentieth-century Kanpur city in the United Provinces of British India Save
- Dearer Caste and Cheaper Lives: The SC and ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act and the Double Violence of Law in India Save
- Sovereign Anxiety Save
- Official discretion, errors, and oversights: legal bureaucracy and the question of justice in twentieth-century India Save
- Authoritarian Ambitions with a Democratic Interpretation Save
- Regulating Hooligans and Mawaalis: Collective Action and the Politics of Public Order in Late Colonial India Save
- Farmers and the defeat of populism Save
- A new age of surveillance in India Save
- The BJP government is incapable of governance Save
- Why political parties chase the myth of Muslim appeasement during elections Save
- Build trust before talks Save
- Lessons in popular resistance Save
- Public order and the fear of the ‘outsider’: porosity of labour politics in late colonial India Save
- UP’s anti-conversion laws are a political weapon to further communalism Save
- The Precarity of Dalit Lives in India Save
- A pandemic of failures Save
- Will Jammu & Kashmir remain hostage to the narrative of regional conflict? Save
- A secularism more inclusive Save
- Court as a Theatre of Politics: Sikh–Muslim Confrontation in Colonial Punjab Save
- Public Order and Popular Protest in Colonial India: Remembering Jallianwala Bagh Massacre after a Century Save