Anjali Nath
Biographic Data
| ID | 94390 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anjali Nath |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anjali |
| FAMILY NAME | Nath |
| SIGNATURE | NATH A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Davis |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Critiques of Militarization and Ethnic Studies
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Communiqué from the War-Finance Nexus
Evaluation of the Environmental Scoring System in Multiple Child Asthma Intervention Programs in Boston, Massachusetts
Objectives. To test the applicability of the Environmental Scoring System, a quick and simple approach for quantitatively measuring environmental triggers collected during home visits, and to evaluate its contribution to improving asthma outcomes among various child asthma programs. Methods. We pooled and analyzed data from multiple child asthma programs in the Greater Boston Area, Massachusetts, collected in 2011 to 2016, to examine the associat…
Stoners, Stones, and Drones: Transnational South Asian Visuality from Above and Below
Caring for Young Children with Asthma: Perspectives from Urban Community Health Centers
Touched from Below: On Drones, Screens and Navigation
This article examines Josh Begley's “Metadata+” mobile media app, as it interactively engages users while illuminating landscapes of drone warfare employed during the Obama administration. The app was designed to alert users to U.S drone strikes, culling together publicly available data from journalistic sources. Though initially rejected by iTunes for its controversial content, the app was ultimately surreptitiously maneuvered by Begley through …
Beyond the Public Eye: On Foia Documents and the Visual Politics of Redaction
During the War on Terror, increased secrecy and noncompliance with Freedom of Information Act requests allowed military detention programs to function with systematic efficiency in Guantanamo, Iraq, Afghanistan, and numerous other sites. Often, the released torture memos were heavily redacted and nearly unreadable. Through close readings of redacted documents, this article argues that the visual politics of redaction offer an aesthetic point of e…
Seeing Guantánamo, Blown Up: Banksy's Installation in Disneyland
Seeing Guantánamo, Blown Up: Banksy’s Installation in Disneyland Anjali Nath (bio) In September 2006 the British street artist–cum–political commentator Banksy, with the assistance of his friend Thierry Guetta, snuck a backpack stuffed with a deflated blow-up doll into Disneyland. The flaccid, rolled-up plastic was dressed in bright orange coveralls, black gloves, a black mask, and handcuffs. Once in the amusement park, Banksy sat on a walkway be…
Current remembrances: Turning the tides of knowledge toward decolonization - Edited by Setsu Shigematsu & Keith L. Camacho
Beyond the Public Eye: On Foia Documents and the Visual Politics of Redaction
During the War on Terror, increased secrecy and noncompliance with Freedom of Information Act requests allowed military detention programs to function with systematic efficiency in Guantanamo, Iraq, Afghanistan, and numerous other sites. Often, the released torture memos were heavily redacted and nearly unreadable. Through close readings of redacted documents, this article argues that the visual politics of redaction offer an aesthetic point of e…
Seeing Guantánamo, Blown Up: Banksy's Installation in Disneyland
Seeing Guantánamo, Blown Up: Banksy’s Installation in Disneyland Anjali Nath (bio) In September 2006 the British street artist–cum–political commentator Banksy, with the assistance of his friend Thierry Guetta, snuck a backpack stuffed with a deflated blow-up doll into Disneyland. The flaccid, rolled-up plastic was dressed in bright orange coveralls, black gloves, a black mask, and handcuffs. Once in the amusement park, Banksy sat on a walkway be…
Touched from Below: On Drones, Screens and Navigation
This article examines Josh Begley's “Metadata+” mobile media app, as it interactively engages users while illuminating landscapes of drone warfare employed during the Obama administration. The app was designed to alert users to U.S drone strikes, culling together publicly available data from journalistic sources. Though initially rejected by iTunes for its controversial content, the app was ultimately surreptitiously maneuvered by Begley through …
Current remembrances: Turning the tides of knowledge toward decolonization - Edited by Setsu Shigematsu & Keith L. Camacho
Seeing Guantánamo, Blown Up: Banksy's Installation in Disneyland
Seeing Guantánamo, Blown Up: Banksy’s Installation in Disneyland Anjali Nath (bio) In September 2006 the British street artist–cum–political commentator Banksy, with the assistance of his friend Thierry Guetta, snuck a backpack stuffed with a deflated blow-up doll into Disneyland. The flaccid, rolled-up plastic was dressed in bright orange coveralls, black gloves, a black mask, and handcuffs. Once in the amusement park, Banksy sat on a walkway be…
Beyond the Public Eye: On Foia Documents and the Visual Politics of Redaction
During the War on Terror, increased secrecy and noncompliance with Freedom of Information Act requests allowed military detention programs to function with systematic efficiency in Guantanamo, Iraq, Afghanistan, and numerous other sites. Often, the released torture memos were heavily redacted and nearly unreadable. Through close readings of redacted documents, this article argues that the visual politics of redaction offer an aesthetic point of e…
Touched from Below: On Drones, Screens and Navigation
This article examines Josh Begley's “Metadata+” mobile media app, as it interactively engages users while illuminating landscapes of drone warfare employed during the Obama administration. The app was designed to alert users to U.S drone strikes, culling together publicly available data from journalistic sources. Though initially rejected by iTunes for its controversial content, the app was ultimately surreptitiously maneuvered by Begley through …
Stoners, Stones, and Drones: Transnational South Asian Visuality from Above and Below
Caring for Young Children with Asthma: Perspectives from Urban Community Health Centers
Evaluation of the Environmental Scoring System in Multiple Child Asthma Intervention Programs in Boston, Massachusetts
Objectives. To test the applicability of the Environmental Scoring System, a quick and simple approach for quantitatively measuring environmental triggers collected during home visits, and to evaluate its contribution to improving asthma outcomes among various child asthma programs. Methods. We pooled and analyzed data from multiple child asthma programs in the Greater Boston Area, Massachusetts, collected in 2011 to 2016, to examine the associat…
Communiqué from the War-Finance Nexus
Critiques of Militarization and Ethnic Studies
Create easy to understand graphics showing how much money is spent on police and how much is spent on community programs Target elected officials with demands to #DefundPolice
Political science (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Art history (2 works) · Asthma (2 works) · Cinema and Media Studies (2 works) · Drone (2 works)