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Henrike Donner (Goldsmiths)

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Department: Anthropology
Nationality: German
Country: United Kingdom
Interests (keywords): Kinship and gender, urban anthropology, South Asia, politics
Highest Degree: PhD
Degree Awarding Institution: LSE

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Panels

• ASA2025: The problem of the ordinary: toward an anthropology of decline
• ASA2021: Kinship, gender and the politics of responsibility II
• ASA2021: Kinship, gender and the politics of responsibility III
• ASA2021: Kinship, gender and the politics of responsibility I
• ASA19: A home of one's own: gender and property in global cities
• EASA2018: Houses and domestic space in the diaspora: materiality, senses and temporalities in migrants' dwellings
• ECSAS2014: Revisiting property in urban India
• EASA2012: Coping with uncertainty: comparative perspectives on marriage and intimate citizenship in Asia

Papers

• ASA2025: Rhythms of endurance: homing as gendered infrastructural labour in Kolkata’s poor communities
• ASA2023: Homing as infrastructural labour: gender and housing in Kolkata's poor communities
• EASA2018: 'Home is were you get the most': Neoliberalism, Middle-class diasporas and NRI home-making in Kolkata, India
• EASA2016: Making a home in the global city: individualism, the good life and kin work in Kolkata middle-class families
• ECSAS2016: The housewife goes to market: gender, class and neoliberal values in Kolkata
• ECSAS2014: Women and gold: neoliberalism, property and the morality of kinship in middle-class Calcutta families
• ECSAS2012: Of untold riches and unruly homes: Neoliberalism, property and morality in middle-class Calcutta families
• EASA2012: In a new world: love, marriage and class in neoliberal India
• EASA06: Ties we choose: activism, friendship and masculinity within a revolutionary movement and beyond