Adnan Farooqui

<Assistant professor of politics in New Delhi> 🐿 ⛰︎

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The newspaper that supports an independent Scotland. Read at thenational.scot

@theindiaforum.bsky.social | JNU history alum | Tobacco, Agriculture, Commodities, Environment, Economic History | Hoomin to Bourbon and Baddy | Views personal.

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Assistant Professor of Government at Harvard. Researching democracy, identity, and intergroup relations with a focus on India.

Professor @uwpolisci. Research interests: political economy, development, representation, migration, nonviolence, India (he/him) 🌈

UChicago political scientist, amateur bee photographer, Carnegie South Asia nonresident scholar, despairing Bulls fan, public school parent, etc. http://www.paulstaniland.com

Political scientist at Middlebury College: India, religion (Hinduism), ethnic violence, history, and qualitative/mixed methods. Dad.

Associate Professor, Government Department, LSE Indian politics, state capacity, status politics, historical political economy www.pavisuri.com Editor at http://broadstreet.blog

Associate Professor of Political Science, Global Affairs, and Economics (concurrent) at Notre Dame. Study representation, development, and the environment with a focus on South Asia. http://saadgulzar.com/

assistant professor @AmericanU. working on countering misinformation in developing countries. @upenn.edu PhD in polisci & philly sports fan 📍washington, dc https://sumitrabadrinathan.github.io/

CUNY Graduate Center Prof interested in class/caste/racial/spatial politics.

British Journal of Political Science from @cambup-polsci.cambridge.org‬. cambridge.org/bjpols BJPolS is now an open access journal and from 2025 will publish continuously with no more issues, just one volume per year.

An international journal, founded in 1968, presenting scholarly articles devoted to the comparative analysis of political institutions and processes.

World’s main provider of data on organized violence and the oldest ongoing data collection project for civil war. ucdp.uu.se