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Sukriti Issar

Associate Professor, HDR

Centre de recherche sur les inégalités sociales (CRIS)

Thème(s) de recherche : Politique urbaine, Politique du logement, Institutions, Changements institutionnels, Histoire sociale, Mumbai

Discipline(s) : Sociologie

Sous-discipline(s) : Géographie urbaine

Biographie

Sukriti Issar étudie la manière dont les politiques urbaines transforment les villes, avec un intérêt particulier pour le logement des populations à faibles revenus à Mumbai au cours des cent dernières années. Ses recherches portent sur la sociologie urbaine, les villes du Sud, la gouvernance urbaine, la comparaison des politiques publiques et les méthodes de recherche. Ses travaux ont été publiés dans World Politics, Social Service Review et le Journal of Historical Sociology.

Skuriti Issar est directrice scientifique du Master GLM - Governing the Large Metropolis.

Latest Communications

  • 2024, “Can Concepts Travel?”, URL Seminar, Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology (IIIT), Delhi, 23 January.
  • 2023, “Thinking Southern Urbanism through Incentive Floor Space Index”, SPP Seminar, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi, School of Public Policy, 27 January. 
  • 2022, "Nuisance law and the Committee of Buildings in late 18th-century Bombay", Common Law Research Seminar, Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory, 10 January.
  • 2021, "Chronicles of Property after the Great Fire of Bombay In 1803", OSC Seminar, Sciences Po, Paris, 26 March.
  • 2021 (with Matthias Dilling), "Institutional Change and the Affordable Care Act", Nuffield Political Science Seminar, University of Oxford, 16 February.
  • 2019, "The political economy of urban regulations: theory, politics, mechanisms", ISA-RC21 "In and Beyond the City: Emerging Ontologies, Persistent Challenges and Hopeful Futures", Delhi (India), 21 September.
  • 2018, "Segregation in Nineteenth-Century Mumbai", Spatial Structure in the Social Sciences, Population Studies and Training Center, Brown University, Providence, RI, USA, 7 December. 
  • 2016, "Documents, Power and Rule Ambiguity", Methodology Seminar Series, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), Thu. 3 March.
  • 2016, "Nuts and Bolts: Fieldnotes, Analysis, Writing", Nuffield Qualitative Methods Seminar Series, Hilary 2016 - Term Card, Wed. 2 March. 

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