Projects

I will serve as chair and participant on "Material Matters: (Re)envisioning "China" with the practice of art and architecture," a panel focused on architectural history at the 2018 Association of Asian Studies in Asia Conference at Ashoka University, New Delhi.

This dissertation is a study of the biographies of female revenants or delok (Tibetan, 'das log).

Which are the political reasons behind the migration movements involving the Global South at the beginning of the 20th Century?

There are oceans of writing in Urdu and Persian that have not been translated into other languages.

The Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam, the research and training arm of Vietnam's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has proposed translating Brantly Womack's book, Asymmetry and International Relationships into Vietnamese.

This seminar gathers researchers from varied disciplines from around the world and is a unique experience of global academic collaborations.

Our project investigates how cultural practitioners from Colombia are employing the humanities to promote peace and respond to a long history of political and social violence.

How did British society respond to the use of torture, the massacre of civilians, and other atrocities which took place in its overseas empire after 1945?

My dissertation is about how body-worn recording technologies in policing are affecting the production, admissibility, and evaluation of evidentiary claims.

This dissertation explores how music and musical performances are used to mediate trauma and memory, and the influence that these mediations have on identities at individual and community levels.