Nimmi Kurian
Biographic Data
| ID | 5141329 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nimmi Kurian |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nimmi |
| FAMILY NAME | Kurian |
| SIGNATURE | KURIAN N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centre for Policy Research |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Victorious outliers
The article looks at British India’s Burma campaign of 1941–45 and asks why the decisive battles of Imphal and Kohima appear to be virtually invisible from India’s national imagination today. It further critiques dominant readings of the twin battles for their failure to accommodate the heterogeneity of experiences and contributions of the hill tribes of the India-Burma borderlands who fought in it. The omission appears even more intriguing given…
Re-engaging the “International”
The paper critically interrogates a central paradox in India’s emerging border discourse. Although a feel-good narrative of rethinking borders as bridges, it has been curiously resistant to step away from the reductionist logic of borders as barriers. The paper argues that this dualism can be traced to conflicting geopolitical and sociological notions of the international that have resulted in a range of contradictions and distortions at the bord…
How India Became Territorial
How India Became Territorial: Foreign Policy, Diaspora, Geopolitics." Journal of Borderlands Studies, 32(2), pp. 267–268
Inclusive Growth in India
Financing a national minimum social security
Social security is a concern for everybody. It mainly concerns itself with poverty, hunger, and social oppression. It affects our daily life: and protects our health, the family, old age and employment. Universally recognised as a basic human need, it makes a decisive contribution to establishing greater social justice, without which no lasting peace would be possible. In the Indian context, both Central and State Governments have taken a number …
Prospects for Sino-Indian Trans-border Economic Linkages
The political thrust given to integrating southwestern China with the extended regional eco-nomy marks the latest shift in the country's regional development policy. China's develop-mental priorities have swung from a focus on inland development during the Mao years to Deng's coast-led strategy and most recently back again to the inland provinces under the Western development programme. Noteworthy in this context are the imperatives driving China…
Concentric Circles in British Foreign Policy
Changing Dynamics of Transatlantic Relations
Defence Modernization in China
Prospects for Sino-Indian Trans-border Economic Linkages
The political thrust given to integrating southwestern China with the extended regional eco-nomy marks the latest shift in the country's regional development policy. China's develop-mental priorities have swung from a focus on inland development during the Mao years to Deng's coast-led strategy and most recently back again to the inland provinces under the Western development programme. Noteworthy in this context are the imperatives driving China…
Re-engaging the “International”
The paper critically interrogates a central paradox in India’s emerging border discourse. Although a feel-good narrative of rethinking borders as bridges, it has been curiously resistant to step away from the reductionist logic of borders as barriers. The paper argues that this dualism can be traced to conflicting geopolitical and sociological notions of the international that have resulted in a range of contradictions and distortions at the bord…
Financing a national minimum social security
Social security is a concern for everybody. It mainly concerns itself with poverty, hunger, and social oppression. It affects our daily life: and protects our health, the family, old age and employment. Universally recognised as a basic human need, it makes a decisive contribution to establishing greater social justice, without which no lasting peace would be possible. In the Indian context, both Central and State Governments have taken a number …
Defence Modernization in China
Defence Modernization in China
Concentric Circles in British Foreign Policy
Changing Dynamics of Transatlantic Relations
Prospects for Sino-Indian Trans-border Economic Linkages
The political thrust given to integrating southwestern China with the extended regional eco-nomy marks the latest shift in the country's regional development policy. China's develop-mental priorities have swung from a focus on inland development during the Mao years to Deng's coast-led strategy and most recently back again to the inland provinces under the Western development programme. Noteworthy in this context are the imperatives driving China…
Financing a national minimum social security
Social security is a concern for everybody. It mainly concerns itself with poverty, hunger, and social oppression. It affects our daily life: and protects our health, the family, old age and employment. Universally recognised as a basic human need, it makes a decisive contribution to establishing greater social justice, without which no lasting peace would be possible. In the Indian context, both Central and State Governments have taken a number …
Inclusive Growth in India
How India Became Territorial
How India Became Territorial: Foreign Policy, Diaspora, Geopolitics." Journal of Borderlands Studies, 32(2), pp. 267–268
Re-engaging the “International”
The paper critically interrogates a central paradox in India’s emerging border discourse. Although a feel-good narrative of rethinking borders as bridges, it has been curiously resistant to step away from the reductionist logic of borders as barriers. The paper argues that this dualism can be traced to conflicting geopolitical and sociological notions of the international that have resulted in a range of contradictions and distortions at the bord…
Victorious outliers
The article looks at British India’s Burma campaign of 1941–45 and asks why the decisive battles of Imphal and Kohima appear to be virtually invisible from India’s national imagination today. It further critiques dominant readings of the twin battles for their failure to accommodate the heterogeneity of experiences and contributions of the hill tribes of the India-Burma borderlands who fought in it. The omission appears even more intriguing given…
Political science (9 works) · Law (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Politics (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Southeast Asian Sociopolitical Studies (4 works) · China (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Foreign policy (3 works) · Geography (3 works)