Anveshi - Research Centre for Women's Studies

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Welcome to Anveshi

Anveshi Research Centre for Women's Studies is an organisation that is committed to research, critical reflection and activism that meets the demands of our historical moment. Drawing on our legacy of feminist theory and intervention, we are invested in exploring new ways of understanding contemporary issues in education, Dalits and minorities, health and healthcare systems, development studies, law and critical legal studies, and the public domain. Anveshi works at an interdisciplinary location drawing scholars and activists from many fields. The Centre is located in Hyderabad, India.spiele gratis auto japan play free games play game

 

Anveshi Short Term Fellowship Programme -2012

We are currently looking for three candidates to work at Anveshi on specific research projects for a period of one year. These projects should be in the areas of research outlined below. The fellowship is full time and the candidates are required to be present at Anveshi 5 days a week. There will be a programme of reading, writing, film watching and discussion over a period of four months when the fellows start work.  During this period or immediately after, the fellows would begin to work on their specific projects.  During the fellowship period, specified outputs e.g. reports, working papers, presentations, etc., will have to be submitted on assigned dates. The period of fellowship may be extended, if the research shows promise.

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News for the month of December 2011

 

-- Father may be an elephant and mother only a small basket, but..(short stories) by Gogu Shyamala is going to be published soon by Navayana, New Delhi.

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-- History of Development thought: a critical anthology by R.Srivatsan is scheduled to be published on 31st December 2011 by Routledge, New Delhi.

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-- Link to Photos of book release "Nene balaanni: Sadalakhmi bathuku katha/ Gogu Shyamala

-- Aarogyasri Healthcare Model: Advantage Private Sector,/by Rajan Shukla, Veena Shatrugna and R.Srivatsan

Economic & Political Weekly, vol xlvi No. 49, Dec.3, 2011.

-- Model nikahnama Personal Law: The Story ofIndian Secularism and Muslim/ by A.Suneetha

Social Difference online, vol.1, Dec.2011

-- Book review by Uma Maheswari Bhrugubanda in "Contributions to Indian Sociology" 45, 2(2011) 281-283

Rama Melkote and K.Sajaya (eds), Streevada rajakeeyalu: varthamana charchalu ( Feminist politics: contemporary discussions), Hyderabad: Anveshi, 2008. 367pg .(paperback).

-- Book review by  R.Srivatsan in "Contributions to Indian Sociology" 45, 2(2011) 290- 293

Kancha Ilaiah, Post-Hindu India: a discourse on Dalit-Bahujan, Socio spiritual and scientific revolution, New Delhi: Sage publications, 2009, xvi,302pg. (paperback)