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India has not been displaced

A recent issue of the new journal The Global South focuses on the relative absence of India-based voices in cultural theory dealing with India and postcolonialism. They ask, quite directly: Why, for example, do India-based scholars remain so woefully underrepresented in postcolonial and globalization studies, even as India itself has become the field’s most widely [...]

After the Missionaries

Please note the following events related to ‘After the Missionaries’ issue of Artlink. FORUM Has the world changed? Has the Kyoto Protocol changed how rich and poor countries relate to each other? Is Australia moving away from the Anglosphere? Is the Global Financial Crisis a time to look at alternative economic models? Is ethical the [...]

Planet Bollywood

The Indian Ocean and South Asia Research Network invites you to its third seminar in 2009: Anjali Roy (Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India): “PLANET BOLLYWOOD” DATE: Thursday, 28th May TIME: 12.00 pm VENUE: TfC Bagel, UTS, Building 3 (Bon Marche), Level 4, Room 4.02 Please RSVP: Cornelia.Betzler@uts.edu.au Abstract Walter Mignolo has defined cosmopolitanism as [...]