Everyday Ideas of Belonging: Space, Place, and the Movement of People and Goods in Mid-Twentieth Century India

Presenter: Dr. William Gould, Professor of History, University of Leeds, UK

Drawing on recent intersections between history and geography exploring space and scale, this lecture examines how early post-colonial notions of belonging and a concept of the “citizen” were shaped by the politics of civil supply, everyday views of corruption and the gendered questions of migration. 

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