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 Name: Anasua
Basu Ray Chaudhury
Address:
GC 45, Sector III, Salt Lake,
Kolkata 700106, India
Phone:
(033)
2337-0408
Email:
anasua@mcrg.ac.in
Website:
www.mcrg.ac.in
Educational
Qualifications:
M.A and Ph.D in International Relations (with South Asia as her
specialization) from Jadavpur University, Kolkata.
Current Positions:
She is currently the Research and Programme Associate of CRG. She was the Research Associate at the Centre for South and Southeast Asian Studies, University of Calcutta (2006-08) and also an ICSSR Fellow (2004-06) at Centre for the Studies of Developing Societies (CSDS), Delhi. She has
received the Kodikara Award from the Regional Centre for Strategic
Studies (RCSS), Colombo in 1998-99 and worked on The Energy Crisis and
Sub-regional Cooperation in South Asia (subsequently published as the
Policy Studies 13 by the RCSS in 2000). She is the recipient of the Public
Service Broadcasting Trust (PSBT) Senior Media Fellowship 2007 for which she
worked on Vernacular Dailies and the Ethnic and/or Religious Stereotypes
in the Time of Violence. She was an ICSSR Fellow (2004-06) at Centre for
the Studies of Developing Societies (CSDS), Delhi. She also worked as the
Research Fellow in a CSDS (August 2001- April 2004).
Her publications include SAARC at Crossroads: The Fate of Regional
Cooperation in South Asia (Samskriti, New Delhi, 2006) and Parbotyo
Chattogram: Simanter Rajniti o Sangram (Chittagong Hill Tracts: Politics
and Struggle of the Frontier) with Debjani Dutta (Calcutta Research Group,
Calcutta, 1996). She is the co-author
of a Report prepared by the Calcutta Research Group entitled Voices of
the Internally Displaced in South Asia (Kolkata, 2006).
She has presented papers in many national and international
conferences. She is a regular contributor to the reputed journals in India
and abroad. She specializes on Regional Cooperation, Energy Politics,
Partition Refugees and Women and Conflict Situations in South Asia.
For details of her publications and lectures
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Name: Suha
Priyadarshini Chakravorty
Address:
GC 45, Sector III, Salt Lake,
Kolkata 700106, India
Phone:
(033)
2337-0408
Email:
suha@mcrg.ac.in
Website:
www.mcrg.ac.in
Educational
Qualifications:
BA in Sociology (Honours) from Presidency College,
University of Calcutta
MA in Science, Society
& Development from Institute Of
Development Studies (IDS, University of Sussex)
Current Positions:
Joined Calcutta Research Group in May 2009, as a Research & Programme
Associate for the ‘Globalisation and Sustainability of Rights’ programme.
She is currently also working as Assistant Editor for Refugee Watch, a
half-yearly journal published by CRG on issues specifically pertaining to
forced migration. She has attended various seminars and workshops on the
development agenda at IDS, University of Sussex. She has worked on the issue
of displacement vis-à-vis industrialisation in Singur, West Bengal as well
for her Masters dissertation thesis titled - “Fordist Preoccupation: A Saga
of the Human Cost of Industrialisation.”
Her primary academic interests rest on the issues of social justice,
displacement and minority-identity politics coupled with that of development
economics. She is also a Human Rights Activist and Protest Theatre
performer.
 Name:
Supurna Banerjee
Address:
GC 45, Sector III, Salt Lake,
Kolkata 700106, India
Phone:
(033)
2337-0408
Email:
supurna@mcrg.ac.in
Web:
www.mcrg.ac.in
Educational Qualifications:
BA in Political Science (Presidency College, Kolkata)
MA in Political Science (University of Calcutta, Kolkata)
Current Positions:
Joined CRG as junior Research Associate for the project on Women and
Borders. Have taken part in the UGC sponsored DRS seminar in University of
Calcutta and presented paper on literature of civil society in 2008. Have
worked in a project under the UGC sponsered Student Attachment Programme
under the ASHISS programme of Jadavpur University, Department of
International Relations on the Socio-political Integration of East Bengal
Refugees through a case study of Bijoygarh in 2007.
Research interests are primarily focused on gender, forced displacement and
its various dimensions.
Name: Ishita
Dey
Address:
GC 45, Sector III, Salt Lake,
Kolkata 700106,
India
Phone:
(033) 2337-0408
Email:
ishita@mcrg.ac.in
Website:
www.mcrg.ac.in
Educational
Qualifications:
B.A. English, Delhi University.
M.A. Sociology, Delhi University
M Phil
Sociology, Delhi University
Current Positions:
Joined as Research Associate in CRG May 2007. Her M Phil dissertation was on
"Migration and Entrepreneurship: Chinese Community in Kolkata Primary areas
of academic research interests are development and its impact on migration,
social movements Food practices and consumption culture in 21st C Bengal.”
She has
been involved in organizing three consultations on Internal Displacement in
India assisted in organising and compiling a report- "Responsibility to
Protect" which is available on the report section of the website
www.mcrg.ac.in. She was a programme
associate of the Fifth and Sixth Winter Course on Forced Migration. As part
of CRG’s work on forced migration and refugee rights she has been working on
the transition of Cooper’s Camp to Cooper’s Camp Notified Area and
Globalization, social conflict and Special Economic Zones in India.
Internship Report of the Junior Fellowship Programme of Fifth Annual Winter
Course on Forced Migration Click Here
Name: Geetisha
Dasgupta
Address:
GC 45, Sector III, Salt Lake,
Kolkata 700106,
India
Phone:
(033) 2337-0408
Email:
geetisha@mcrg.ac.in
Website:
www.mcrg.ac.in
Educational
Qualifications:
B.A, Political Science, Presidency College, Kolkata
M.A,
Political Science, Calcutta University
Current Positions:
Joined CRG as Research Associate for the Right to Food Programme in August
2008. She has taken part in the University seminar, under the UGC DRS
Programme in 2006 and presented a paper on Public perceptions of
Development, which has been published in 2007. Currently, she is working on
a research paper under the Right to Food Project with the working title “Whither
Right to Food? Rights Institutions and Hungry Labour in Tea Plantations of
North Bengal.”
Her
post graduate dissertation, stemming from her special paper Research
Methodology was titled “A critique of the BPL Census Methodology.”
Internship Report of the Junior Fellowship Programme of Sixth Annual Winter
Course on Forced Migration Click Here
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