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Papers by Zaheer Baber
Journal of Asian Studies, 1997
... Choudhury, Serge Avery, Babar Hameed, Walter Eisenbeis, AR Vasavi, Ali Javed, Trevor Smith ..... more ... Choudhury, Serge Avery, Babar Hameed, Walter Eisenbeis, AR Vasavi, Ali Javed, Trevor Smith ... Chattoo, Michael Hammond, Shaila Srinivasan, N. Harish Khatri, Charles Jones, Arif Sayeed, John ... affairs seems rather" curious given that a major thrust of post-modern critiques of ...
American Historical Review, 1998
... Choudhury, Serge Avery, Babar Hameed, Walter Eisenbeis, AR Vasavi, Ali Javed, Trevor Smith ..... more ... Choudhury, Serge Avery, Babar Hameed, Walter Eisenbeis, AR Vasavi, Ali Javed, Trevor Smith ... Chattoo, Michael Hammond, Shaila Srinivasan, N. Harish Khatri, Charles Jones, Arif Sayeed, John ... affairs seems rather" curious given that a major thrust of post-modern critiques of ...
Society, 2006
... A number of research institutes and science parks connect the two universities to the R&a... more ... A number of research institutes and science parks connect the two universities to the R&D ... activism, voted against and killed the almost $600 million deal to establish a satellite ... The emergence of fields such as nanotechnology, genomics, and materials sci-ence that require the ...
Nature, 2002
This Challenge requests a theoretical design for a surgically implanted micro-sensor device that ... more This Challenge requests a theoretical design for a surgically implanted micro-sensor device that re… ... As part of a new electrochemistry process, the Seeker desires a novel anion exchange membrane that … ... Gerard Piel recalls that his interest in science was ignited by his ...
Theory and Society, 1992
Once a fledging sub-discipline struggling to establish itself, sociology of science seems to have... more Once a fledging sub-discipline struggling to establish itself, sociology of science seems to have finally come of age with the phenomenal growth in the sheer quantity of books and journal articles devoted to under-standing and explaining science. Going by the centrality of science and ...
Sociology-the Journal of The British Sociological Association, 2004
This article offers an alternative framework for understanding 'communal' conflict in India. Larg... more This article offers an alternative framework for understanding 'communal' conflict in India. Largely because recurring sectarian conflicts involve groups whose boundaries are demarcated by religion, most scholars have focused their attention on either specific religious doctrines or the policy of secularism to explain the phenomenon. In this article it is argued that significance of religion, secularism or antisecularism has been overemphasized in the interpretation of communal conflict in India. The concept of 'racialization' is deployed to argue that in India communal identities have in fact been 'racialized' and recurring conflicts share striking structural and ideological similarities with racial conflicts in other parts of the world. A historical narrative of the political process of 'racialization' of identities in India is offered with the aim of re-thinking existing explanations of such conflicts.
Journal of Asian Studies, 1997
... Choudhury, Serge Avery, Babar Hameed, Walter Eisenbeis, AR Vasavi, Ali Javed, Trevor Smith ..... more ... Choudhury, Serge Avery, Babar Hameed, Walter Eisenbeis, AR Vasavi, Ali Javed, Trevor Smith ... Chattoo, Michael Hammond, Shaila Srinivasan, N. Harish Khatri, Charles Jones, Arif Sayeed, John ... affairs seems rather" curious given that a major thrust of post-modern critiques of ...
American Historical Review, 1998
... Choudhury, Serge Avery, Babar Hameed, Walter Eisenbeis, AR Vasavi, Ali Javed, Trevor Smith ..... more ... Choudhury, Serge Avery, Babar Hameed, Walter Eisenbeis, AR Vasavi, Ali Javed, Trevor Smith ... Chattoo, Michael Hammond, Shaila Srinivasan, N. Harish Khatri, Charles Jones, Arif Sayeed, John ... affairs seems rather" curious given that a major thrust of post-modern critiques of ...
Society, 2006
... A number of research institutes and science parks connect the two universities to the R&a... more ... A number of research institutes and science parks connect the two universities to the R&D ... activism, voted against and killed the almost $600 million deal to establish a satellite ... The emergence of fields such as nanotechnology, genomics, and materials sci-ence that require the ...
Nature, 2002
This Challenge requests a theoretical design for a surgically implanted micro-sensor device that ... more This Challenge requests a theoretical design for a surgically implanted micro-sensor device that re… ... As part of a new electrochemistry process, the Seeker desires a novel anion exchange membrane that … ... Gerard Piel recalls that his interest in science was ignited by his ...
Theory and Society, 1992
Once a fledging sub-discipline struggling to establish itself, sociology of science seems to have... more Once a fledging sub-discipline struggling to establish itself, sociology of science seems to have finally come of age with the phenomenal growth in the sheer quantity of books and journal articles devoted to under-standing and explaining science. Going by the centrality of science and ...
Sociology-the Journal of The British Sociological Association, 2004
This article offers an alternative framework for understanding 'communal' conflict in India. Larg... more This article offers an alternative framework for understanding 'communal' conflict in India. Largely because recurring sectarian conflicts involve groups whose boundaries are demarcated by religion, most scholars have focused their attention on either specific religious doctrines or the policy of secularism to explain the phenomenon. In this article it is argued that significance of religion, secularism or antisecularism has been overemphasized in the interpretation of communal conflict in India. The concept of 'racialization' is deployed to argue that in India communal identities have in fact been 'racialized' and recurring conflicts share striking structural and ideological similarities with racial conflicts in other parts of the world. A historical narrative of the political process of 'racialization' of identities in India is offered with the aim of re-thinking existing explanations of such conflicts.