Chandan Bose
Biographic Data
| ID | 3686644 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chandan Bose |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chandan |
| FAMILY NAME | Bose |
| SIGNATURE | BOSE C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5402-3561 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Are you safe?”: Using the regulatory focus theory to understand Indian heterosexual and queer dating app users’ strategies to mitigate the risks of online dating
This study examined how Indian dating app users perceive risks in their online interactions and the strategies they employed to mitigate deception, privacy concerns, and protect their sexual health, framed by Regulatory Focus Theory (RFT) assumptions. Semi-structured, audio-recorded interviews (N = 10) were conducted with heterosexual (n = 4) and queer (n = 6) urban Indian dating app users. Interviews explored participants’ risk-related decision-…
Sustaining craft markets in urban India: A case study of Shilparamam, Hyderabad
Being a Khaddama: Narratives of home, belonging and identity for women domestic workers in the Gulf
With minimal access to legal protections, support, and exploitative conditions, Malayali women domestic workers in the Gulf struggle to forge meaningful connections and a sense of home in the UAE. This study aims to understand the experiences and perspectives of Malayali women, with a specific focus on the ways in which their idea of home and belonging are shaped by factors such as identity, diaspora, gender, and motherhood. The work also intends…
People are desperate for intimacy”: ‘Intimacy Urgencies’ and ‘Doing Trust’—How do Grindr users Respond to Risks of Violence in Contemporary India
Old tales through new images and new tales through old images: Ethnography of a Jambavantaru katha (narrative) performance in Telangana
This article is based on ethnography of a performance-narration of the Jambavantaru Puranam, the etiological tale of the Madiga community in Telangana, south India. The piece focuses on changes in the technologies of production and conditions of reception of the Jambavantaru Puranam. By documenting contemporary ways of telling and internalizing folk narratives, this article contextualizes these changes within the way performers are able to interp…
How Does Law Prescribe Circulation of Children? Understanding Different Kinds of Movement Within the Adoption Law in India
This article looks at how adoption law prescribes correct contexts for the legitimate movement of children. It is specifically an analysis of the Adoption Regulation of India, 2017, and the Juvenile Justice Act 2015, and the way in which they warrant three kinds of movement of children through adoption: 'abandonment'/'surrender', 'return' and 'giving and taking'. By investigating the precise way in which law formulates definition of these terms, …
Identifying ‘authorized users’, identifying kin: Negotiating relational worlds through Geographical Indications registration
The Geographical Indications of India Act requires a detailed description of ‘authorized users’ and ‘producers’ without concern for how these ‘producers’/ ‘authorized users’ are identified and what are the outcomes of such identification. Artisans identified as producers of GI registered ‘Cheriyal Painting’ of Telangana primarily belong to one genetically related family. Apart from members of the Danalakota household, GI also enumerates families …
Perspectives on Work, Home, and Identity From Artisans in Telangana: Conversations Around Craft
Perspectives on Work, Home, and Identity From Artisans in Telangana: Conversations Around Craft
Desire for the Nation State
‘Goddess’ and ‘King’, ‘Migration’ and ‘Boon’: Artists and Their Histories
Varkaris
Crafting objects, crafting affinities, crafting selves: Narratives of home and craft from Telangana, India
This article explores how the practice of craft emerges through different contexts within which it is experienced. Based on ethnographic fieldwork with an artisanal household in the Telangana region of South India, this article focuses on the relationship between the household and the practice of craft in two distinct and interrelated ways. First, it reveals that the history of the practice of craft unfolds through the history of the household an…
People are desperate for intimacy”: ‘Intimacy Urgencies’ and ‘Doing Trust’—How do Grindr users Respond to Risks of Violence in Contemporary India
Identifying ‘authorized users’, identifying kin: Negotiating relational worlds through Geographical Indications registration
The Geographical Indications of India Act requires a detailed description of ‘authorized users’ and ‘producers’ without concern for how these ‘producers’/ ‘authorized users’ are identified and what are the outcomes of such identification. Artisans identified as producers of GI registered ‘Cheriyal Painting’ of Telangana primarily belong to one genetically related family. Apart from members of the Danalakota household, GI also enumerates families …
Varkaris
Crafting objects, crafting affinities, crafting selves: Narratives of home and craft from Telangana, India
This article explores how the practice of craft emerges through different contexts within which it is experienced. Based on ethnographic fieldwork with an artisanal household in the Telangana region of South India, this article focuses on the relationship between the household and the practice of craft in two distinct and interrelated ways. First, it reveals that the history of the practice of craft unfolds through the history of the household an…
Perspectives on Work, Home, and Identity From Artisans in Telangana: Conversations Around Craft
Perspectives on Work, Home, and Identity From Artisans in Telangana: Conversations Around Craft
Desire for the Nation State
‘Goddess’ and ‘King’, ‘Migration’ and ‘Boon’: Artists and Their Histories
Identifying ‘authorized users’, identifying kin: Negotiating relational worlds through Geographical Indications registration
The Geographical Indications of India Act requires a detailed description of ‘authorized users’ and ‘producers’ without concern for how these ‘producers’/ ‘authorized users’ are identified and what are the outcomes of such identification. Artisans identified as producers of GI registered ‘Cheriyal Painting’ of Telangana primarily belong to one genetically related family. Apart from members of the Danalakota household, GI also enumerates families …
Old tales through new images and new tales through old images: Ethnography of a Jambavantaru katha (narrative) performance in Telangana
This article is based on ethnography of a performance-narration of the Jambavantaru Puranam, the etiological tale of the Madiga community in Telangana, south India. The piece focuses on changes in the technologies of production and conditions of reception of the Jambavantaru Puranam. By documenting contemporary ways of telling and internalizing folk narratives, this article contextualizes these changes within the way performers are able to interp…
How Does Law Prescribe Circulation of Children? Understanding Different Kinds of Movement Within the Adoption Law in India
This article looks at how adoption law prescribes correct contexts for the legitimate movement of children. It is specifically an analysis of the Adoption Regulation of India, 2017, and the Juvenile Justice Act 2015, and the way in which they warrant three kinds of movement of children through adoption: 'abandonment'/'surrender', 'return' and 'giving and taking'. By investigating the precise way in which law formulates definition of these terms, …
Being a Khaddama: Narratives of home, belonging and identity for women domestic workers in the Gulf
With minimal access to legal protections, support, and exploitative conditions, Malayali women domestic workers in the Gulf struggle to forge meaningful connections and a sense of home in the UAE. This study aims to understand the experiences and perspectives of Malayali women, with a specific focus on the ways in which their idea of home and belonging are shaped by factors such as identity, diaspora, gender, and motherhood. The work also intends…
People are desperate for intimacy”: ‘Intimacy Urgencies’ and ‘Doing Trust’—How do Grindr users Respond to Risks of Violence in Contemporary India
Are you safe?”: Using the regulatory focus theory to understand Indian heterosexual and queer dating app users’ strategies to mitigate the risks of online dating
This study examined how Indian dating app users perceive risks in their online interactions and the strategies they employed to mitigate deception, privacy concerns, and protect their sexual health, framed by Regulatory Focus Theory (RFT) assumptions. Semi-structured, audio-recorded interviews (N = 10) were conducted with heterosexual (n = 4) and queer (n = 6) urban Indian dating app users. Interviews explored participants’ risk-related decision-…
Sustaining craft markets in urban India: A case study of Shilparamam, Hyderabad
Sociology (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Aesthetics (5 works) · Art (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Narrative (5 works) · Anthropology (4 works) · Craft (4 works) · History (4 works) · Literature (4 works)