SLecturer International Development @UniofBath; member of @CDS_Bath into South Asian research ; Politics; Extreme Poverty; Social policy and other stuff.
Bath, UK
Joined May 2017
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Mathilde Maitrot retweeted
Join us online or in-person this Thursday from 5-6:30PM on a conversation on the political present and futures in South Asia at Leeds University.
Co-organised by @CDS_Bath and @cgd_leeds, the panel will discuss recent events in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and India.
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Many thanks Zoha.
This paper on student movements and authoritarianism is of particular relevance to current events... Paywall version here: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Open access pre-publication version here: ora.ox.ac.uk/objects/uuid:55…
Mathilde Maitrot retweeted
Fascism has ended in Bangladesh.
Bangladesh has won.
But dear people, calm down!
In the past one month we have experienced enough destructions and bloodbath. We don't want anymore. Stop the madness. Go back home. Relax.
Let us all unite to build a new Bangladesh.
Mathilde Maitrot retweeted
New video statement by UN High Commissioner of Human Rights on #Bangladesh. "Today I am calling on the Bangladesh Government urgently to disclose full details about last week's crackdown on protests amid growing accounts of horrific violence. It is imperative that the Government provides the details of those killed, injured or detained for the benefit of their families. The government must also restore, without, delay, full internet access to allow all people including journalists and media outlets to communicate freely and in line with international law. I call on the government to conduct an impartial, independent and transparent investigation into all alleged human rights violations. My office stands ready to support the government in this regard."
#Bangladesh: @volker_turk calls on authorities to urgently disclose information on protests crackdown amid reported cases of horrific violence.
Estimates indicate over 170 people killed & thousand injured.
Law enforcement operations must abide by international human rights law.
Mathilde Maitrot retweeted
Special Issue CFP 📢
Shifting Realities and Uses of “Care”
@FeministJournal seeks manuscripts that understand care not solely as a burden, but also as an avenue through which people maintain their human connections.
Upload submissions by November 30, 2023.
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@arjshankar analyses India’s “help economy”, a term that captures interventions across the overlapping realms of humanitarianism and development, and the savior mentality that informs these realms. @DukePress
Read here review by Nell Gabiam @ISU_PoliSci: doi.org/10.1080/01419870.202…
Mathilde Maitrot retweeted
📢We are hiring for 3 academic teaching positions! Use the link below to find more information & apply- all apps are due 4 Feb 🗓️
Asst Prof in Gender, Development & Globalisation
Assoc Prof in Gender & Sexuality
Asst Prof in Gender, Peace & Security
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This is an important book to understand the nexus between energy transition and mining governance in developing countries. @CDS_Bath will organise a hybrid launch next week as a special @ESG_Project Bath Seminar. If you want to know more, please sign up 👉 ticketpass.org/event/EQCLBQ/…
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Mathilde Maitrot retweeted
NEW: UK unveils White Paper setting out a new approach to global development.
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If in Bath, please go to 4 abbey Street @Studio44AD for this important and unique exhibition on marginalised communities 'In Their Eyes' by @KatharinaLenner, Prof. Jason Hart @Bathacademic, Naomi Pendle, Hala Alaouie, Michelle James, and Polly Winfield:
Join researchers from @CDS_Bath for a new photography exhibition @Studio44AD
'In Their Eyes' explores the daily lives of garment sector workers in Jordan, South Africa, asylum seekers in the UK and displaced populations in South Sudan.
festivalofsocialscience.com/… @esrc
Mathilde Maitrot retweeted
The Yale South Asian Studies Council is happy to announce that the inaugural South Asia Graduate Symposium will be held on Friday, February 23, 2024. Abstracts should be submitted by 11:59 PM ET on Sunday, November 26th. Read more here: southasia.macmillan.yale.edu…
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London folks: An important discussion to understand the current wave of arrests of academics, activists, journalists in India
Happening soon
12 October, 6:30pm, Bentham House, London
'How Long Can The Moon Be Caged?', looking at authoritarianism in India through the experiences of political prisoners - with authors @suchitrav and and @kiccovich
Free event
Register here: eventbrite.com/e/book-launch…
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Please, help us promote this position!
Know someone interested in data science and far-right? Share this post with them! If you have the profile, consider applying for a postdoc in computational social sciences in our vibrant @UCD_DeepLab ✨ jobs.ac.uk/job/DCE802/ucd-po…
Mathilde Maitrot retweeted
16-month post-doc on 'green energy' with some time built in for the post holder to work on their own research:
Come work with us @ManchesterSCI @GlobalDevInst. We are hiring a 16-month postdoc to work on 'Green energy transitions and global disruption: The (un)just transition to Net Zero'. w/@MatPaterson @SilkeTrommer @sam_b_hickey &me! Apply by 13 Sep! - shorturl.at/tCQ34
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We are excited to announce our Fall 2023 Event Calendar, featuring in-person presentations on Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and the South Asian diaspora, two conferences, and more. The calendar, with links for event details, is at new.express.adobe.com/webpag….
ALT Restaurant signage, Lahore, 2017, by Iftikhar Dadi
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NowAvailable | @MathildeMaitrot (@CDS_Bath) & @davidgjackman (@UniofOxford) show how the Awami League used discipline, development, & duress to succeed in Bangladesh: "party discipline enabled a coherence in the election not achievable by the opposition."
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
