Chandan K Panda
Biographic Data
| ID | 1303710 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chandan K Panda |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chandan K |
| FAMILY NAME | Panda |
| SIGNATURE | PANDA C K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Rajiv Gandhi University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9000-830X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Border as a Political Space and its Economic Correlate
The border as a political space involves the issues of identity, territory and sovereignty. The political undercurrent in the border discourse makes conflict a permanent category. It becomes a contested space involving the interests of two opposing nations fighting over the determinacy of the border space. In this regard, the McMahon Line, named after the foreign secretary and negotiator of the 1914 Shimla Convention, Henry McMahon, constituted a…
Indian Diaspora in Saudi Arabia
Indian diaspora in Saudi Arabia is arguably the least explored category. To conceptualise this diasporic event and its genesis, it correlates with the oil boom in Saudi Arabia in the 1970s, coinciding with oil exploration, drilling, commercialisation and transportation. The demand for workforce was met by India and other countries, mainly from South Asia, Southeast Asia, Africa, etc. What characterised the core of Indian diasporic success in Saud…
Diaspora as a Catalyst in India-United Arab Emirates (UAE) Cooperation
The Indian diaspora plays a crucial role in developing strong bilateral synergies between India and the UAE . The collaboration includes remittances, trade, connectivity, tourism, education, health, culture and cuisine, among other things. The quantum of investment and trade cooperation between both countries explains the depth of their relationship. This penetration is linked to the Indian diaspora, which shapes the constituents of meaningful co…
The Romani–Indian Diaspora
A constant sense of othering constitutes the core of the Romani diasporic experience. This otherness was not a transient phenomenon in the Romani diasporic history. Its constancy was seemingly unending. It began with their unfortunate exit from India under the historical imperatives characterised by foreign invasion and forced slavery. What followed thereafter embodies the history of the Roma diasporic experience. A deep sense of being othered un…
Historicising the overseas Odia diasporic experience
The Odia diasporic experience from deep antiquity to the present is characterised by unceasing continuity. This experience may be categorised into three distinct periods in history. It includes the Era of Sadhabas (the Merchant community from Kalinga, currently Odisha), the Colonial Era and the Contemporary (from the immediate aftermath of the Second World War to the present). Against this background, this paper periodises the Odia diasporic expe…
The Materiality of Space
The materiality of space refers to the material constituents determining the space. The spatial imagination of the borderland, characterised by critical spatiality, is materially constituted. The fact of being materially constituted means to be infrastructurally configured. The infrastructures here include hydro projects, highways, railroads, bridges, tunnels, airports, digital connectivity and other defence-related installations. These projects …
Kashmir Pandits
Thirty years have already passed ever since the Kashmir Pandits were driven out of the valley. The high tide of militancy in the valley in 1989-90 made life difficult for the Pandits to migrate to Jammu. To escape the militancy-related aggression, they found their destiny cramped in makeshift tents in different refugee camps and later in the govt-given one room tenements (ORTs) at the outskirts of Jammu. Being an enterprising community many Pandi…
The Materiality of Space
The materiality of space refers to the material constituents determining the space. The spatial imagination of the borderland, characterised by critical spatiality, is materially constituted. The fact of being materially constituted means to be infrastructurally configured. The infrastructures here include hydro projects, highways, railroads, bridges, tunnels, airports, digital connectivity and other defence-related installations. These projects …
Kashmir Pandits
Thirty years have already passed ever since the Kashmir Pandits were driven out of the valley. The high tide of militancy in the valley in 1989-90 made life difficult for the Pandits to migrate to Jammu. To escape the militancy-related aggression, they found their destiny cramped in makeshift tents in different refugee camps and later in the govt-given one room tenements (ORTs) at the outskirts of Jammu. Being an enterprising community many Pandi…
The Materiality of Space
The materiality of space refers to the material constituents determining the space. The spatial imagination of the borderland, characterised by critical spatiality, is materially constituted. The fact of being materially constituted means to be infrastructurally configured. The infrastructures here include hydro projects, highways, railroads, bridges, tunnels, airports, digital connectivity and other defence-related installations. These projects …
Diaspora as a Catalyst in India-United Arab Emirates (UAE) Cooperation
The Indian diaspora plays a crucial role in developing strong bilateral synergies between India and the UAE . The collaboration includes remittances, trade, connectivity, tourism, education, health, culture and cuisine, among other things. The quantum of investment and trade cooperation between both countries explains the depth of their relationship. This penetration is linked to the Indian diaspora, which shapes the constituents of meaningful co…
The Romani–Indian Diaspora
A constant sense of othering constitutes the core of the Romani diasporic experience. This otherness was not a transient phenomenon in the Romani diasporic history. Its constancy was seemingly unending. It began with their unfortunate exit from India under the historical imperatives characterised by foreign invasion and forced slavery. What followed thereafter embodies the history of the Roma diasporic experience. A deep sense of being othered un…
Historicising the overseas Odia diasporic experience
The Odia diasporic experience from deep antiquity to the present is characterised by unceasing continuity. This experience may be categorised into three distinct periods in history. It includes the Era of Sadhabas (the Merchant community from Kalinga, currently Odisha), the Colonial Era and the Contemporary (from the immediate aftermath of the Second World War to the present). Against this background, this paper periodises the Odia diasporic expe…
The Border as a Political Space and its Economic Correlate
The border as a political space involves the issues of identity, territory and sovereignty. The political undercurrent in the border discourse makes conflict a permanent category. It becomes a contested space involving the interests of two opposing nations fighting over the determinacy of the border space. In this regard, the McMahon Line, named after the foreign secretary and negotiator of the 1914 Shimla Convention, Henry McMahon, constituted a…
Indian Diaspora in Saudi Arabia
Indian diaspora in Saudi Arabia is arguably the least explored category. To conceptualise this diasporic event and its genesis, it correlates with the oil boom in Saudi Arabia in the 1970s, coinciding with oil exploration, drilling, commercialisation and transportation. The demand for workforce was met by India and other countries, mainly from South Asia, Southeast Asia, Africa, etc. What characterised the core of Indian diasporic success in Saud…
Political science (5 works) · Diaspora (4 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (4 works) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (3 works) · History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · South Asian Studies and Conflicts (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works)