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Download File (Pdf; 3Mb) outho S sia A Newsletter Centre of South Asian Studies www.soas.ac.uk/csas/ No 68 January 2008 Forthcoming events at SOAS this term: Centre of South Asian Studies Annual Lecture. Further details on Page 10 Annual Lecture ‘Politics of Personal Laws ’ in South Asia by Partha S. Ghosh Annual Lecture Annual Professor of South Asian Politics School of International StudiesThe speakers Jawaharlal Nehru University New Delhi The Why India? Why Now? conference proudly boasts an exceptional line-up of world renowned business and creative industries names. Rodney Fitch CBE, Fitch – Conference Chair Founder of internationally acclaimed design agency, Fitch, a former member of the Design Council, and a past president of the Designers and Art Directors 7-8pm on Tuesday,Association 11 March and the Chartered 2008 Society of Designers. in the Khalili LectureLaura Hoke, Theatre, Creative SOAS Connexions. Delivering the conference welcome address. Jaina Art & All Welcome Alpesh Patel, UK Trade and Industry Dealmakers between India and UK. One of the UK’s most well Enquiries: [email protected] fi nancial commentators and authors with nine best selling books on trading. Graham Cartledge, Benoy. A fellow of the Chartered of South Asian Studies Society of Designers for more than 35 years, with a Architecture distinguished career in architecture and design. Sharon Bamford, CEO of UK-India Business Council. Lead organisation supporting UK India commerce. Parminder Vir OBE, Film Producer. Conference Content Organiser. A member of BAFTA, appointed Centre to the UK Film Council in 1999. Designed by the Centres & Programmes Office, SOAS Mehmood Khan, Indian Institute of Management. Working at Unilever since 1982 across divisions such as International conference Marketing, Exports, Procurement, Business Development and Innovation. for the UK creative industries Janice Hughes, Spectrum Value Partners. A respected and experienced economist in the fi eld of fi xed and Monday 28th January 2008 mobile telecommunications. SOAS, Russell Square, WC1H 0XG Parvinder Bhatia, VTR plc / Prime Focus Group. Freepost Plus RRRL-ALHT-ATGX Plus Freepost Now? Why India? Why 119 Room Limited Artscom London Street Davies 65 London 5DA W1K Associated with industry bodies in India including FICCI and CII. www.whyindiawhynow.com Peter Day, BBC Radio 4. Afternoon Panel Chair. One of the most renowned business reporters in the United Kingdom, at the forefront of the business news creative for more than 30 years. connexions New Approach to the Study of Jaina Art & Architecture the 8th annual Jain lecture by M.N.P. Tiwari 18.00, Thursday, 6 March 2008 and all day workshop Why India? Why Now? Conference 09.00-19.00, Friday, 7 March 2008 Further details on All Welcome Page 14 Brunei Gallery Lecture Theatre, SOAS Programme: http://www.soas.ac.uk/jainastudies Enquiries: [email protected] ‘Jaina Art & Architecture’ Workshop and Annual Lecture Further details on Page 12 Tasher Desh: Dance Drama by Tagore Further details on Page 9 CENTRE MEMBERS Professor Ravi AHUJA PHD(HEIDELBERG) Dr Stephen P HUGHES BA(BATES COLL., LEWISTON) MA PHD(CHICAGO) Professor of Modern South Asian History Lecturer in Social Anthropology Department of History [email protected] Department of Anthropology and Sociology [email protected] Dr Daud ALI BA(WILLIAM & MARY) MA PHD(CHICAGO) Professor Michael J HUTT BA PHD(LONDON) Senior Lecturer in Early Indian History Professor of Nepali and Himalayan Studies Department of History [email protected] Dean of Faculty of Languages and Cultures Department of the Languages and Cultures of South Asia Dr Rochana BAJPAI BA(BARODA) MA(JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIV) PHD(OXON) 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