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Sanam RoohiNameMadhuresh Kumar

Address: GC 45, Sector III, Salt Lake,  

Kolkata 700106, India

Phone: (033) 2337-0408

Email: madhuresh@cacim.net; kmadhuresh@gmail.com
Website: www.mcrg.ac.in

                                               

Educational Qualifications:

BA Hons. in History from Delhi University 

 

 

 
Current Positions: 

He is a researcher and social activist based at CACIM (India Institute for Critical Action Centre in Movement), New Delhi and is an Associate of Calcutta Research Group (CRG) Kolkata (India). He has been involved in researching anti- globalisation struggles in India and the World Social Forum process. He has collaborated with Jai Sen and Peter Waterman in editing and compiling of books and Readers on the World Social Forum (World Social Forum : Challenging Empires 2nd ed (Black Rose Books, Canada, 2008) and A Political  Programme for the World Social Forum ? (CACIM & CCS, New Delhi & Durban, 2007). He is currently involved in publication of a series of edited books in Hindi under the title Samrajyon Se Sangharsh (Challenging Empires, English) being published by Prakashan Sansthan, New Delhi. In 2005, he published Globalisation, State Policies, and Sustainability of Rights (Mahanirban Calcutta Research Group, Kolkata).



Sanam RoohiNameSanam Roohi

Address: GC 45, Sector III, Salt Lake,  

Kolkata 700106, India

Phone: (033) 2337-0408

Email: sanam@mcrg.ac.in
Website: www.mcrg.ac.in

                                               

Educational Qualifications:

MA in Political Science from Calcutta University 

 

 

 

Current Positions: 

Joined Calcutta Research Group in October 2006 as a Programme Associate for Social Justice programme. She has taken part in the University seminar, under the UGC DRS Programme in 2006 and presented a paper on Women and Development, which has been published recently. 
    Her primary academic interests are questions of minority rights, issues of gender justice and Development studies.
    Sanam under the Guidance of Dr. Samir Das organised and rapporteured for the Bhubaneswar Dialogue on Justice in Divided Societies in October 2006 and also helped in the editing of the final report. She has helped coordinating the fourth annual Winter Course on Forced Migration in 2006 and is responsible for the Second Critical Studies Conference as part of the Social Justice Programme.

Internship Report of the Junior Fellowship Programme of Fifth Annual Winter Course on Forced Migration Click Here

 

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ameDebdatta Chowdhury

Address: GC 45, Sector III, Salt Lake,  

Kolkata 700106, India

Phone: (033) 2337-0408

Email: debdatta.chowdhury@gmail.com
Website: www.mcrg.ac.in

                                               

Educational Qualifications:
B.A, History, Presidency College, Kolkata

M.A, South and Southeast Asian Studies, Calcutta University

 

 


 

Current Positions: 

Joined as Research Associate in CRG in February, 2008. Primary academic areas of interest are Refugee, gender, representations of changing narratives of gender equation in post-colonial South Asia.Has submitted her dessertation on 'Portrayal of Women Refugees in Ritwik Ghatak's Films: Meghe Dhaka Tara, Subarnarekha, Komal Gandhar' as a part of her M.A programme in South and Southeast Asian Studies, Calctta University.
 

Ksenia

NameKsenia Glebova

Address: GC 45, Sector III, Salt Lake,  

Kolkata 700106, India

Phone: (033) 2337-0408

Email: forcedmigrationdesk@mcrg.ac.in
Website: www.mcrg.ac.in

                                               

Educational Qualifications:

MSc. in Comparative Politics with focus on Asia from the London School of Economics (LSE) and a first-class BA in International Politics from the University of Helsinki,Finland.




Current Positions: 

Joined as an Honourary Research Associate in CRG, after completing the Fourth Annual Winter Course in Forced Migration with CRG in 2006.

Her primary academic interests include asylum policy in South Asia and the European Union, media discourse on asylum and immigration, multiculturalism, borders and identity.

Ksenia has worked as a professional journalist for the Finnish Broadcasting Company and the Finnish News Agency and continues to write on forced migration, human rights and South Asia as a freelancer. Prior to joining CRG, Ksenia has also worked with the European Council for Refugees and Exiles (ECRE), the Finnish Directorate of Immigration and interned with the media units of the United Nations in New York, Council of Europe in Strasbourg as well as the BBC World Service.