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Atreyee Sen (University of Copenhagen)

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Department: Department of Anthropology
Nationality: British
Country: Denmark
Interests (keywords): anthropology, violence, urban conflict, gender
Highest Degree: PhD
Degree Awarding Institution: University of London

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Panels

• EASA2020: Digital encounters, cashless cultures: Ethnographic perspectives on the impact of digital finance on economic communities
• EASA2018: Stories that settle and move: surprise, humour and reciprocal trust in anthropological storytelling

Papers

• EASA2020: Economy of lies: Drunk husbands, digital savings and domestic workers in Kolkata, India
• EASA2018: 'How to dodge rich, sexy Muslim men': Love Jihad and anti-Islamic conspiracy theories in India
• Shifting States: 'Policing the other' in Mumbai: informal moral surveillance and the rise of Hindu nationalism in India
• EASA2016: 'Who has taken my son (amar cheleke ke nilo)?': comprehending state abductions, custodial death and disappearances in times of violence and conflict
• IUAES2013: 'I stay awake, I watch over you': Affection, attention and peace-building in an urban Indian prison
• ASA12: Slaps, beatings, laughter, adda, puppet shows: Naxal women prisoners in Calcutta and the art of happiness in captivity
• EASA08: Urban child soldiering: boys' armies, urban cosmopolitanism and new cultures of violence in Indian slums
• ASA07: Sex, slaughter, sleaze and salvation: 'Phoren' tourists in the slums of Calcutta, India