The Department of International Studies, History and Political Science, as a part of its Continental Catch monthly webinar series and collaboration with the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS), invited Dr. Omer Ali Saifudeen, Senior Lecturer in School of Humanities and Behavioural Sciences, Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS), to address the topic, ‘Ethnic Identities and Terrorism.’, on Monday 8th November 2021, from 3 pm to 4:30 pm. The event began with Dr. Madhumati Deshpande, HOD of the Department of International Studies, History and Political Science, presenting the Welcome speech. The webinar was conducted in hybrid mode, where few students were online and the rest attending the webinar along with the faculty offline. The webinar was very engaging where the speaker used online poll to access our understanding before and after the webinar. It was a thought-provoking seminar, where Dr. Saifudeen broke the stereotypes surrounding identity and its theories. The speaker also gave precise explanation about ‘Social Identity Theory.’ Besides, he also gave an overview about different types of identity such as political identity, religious identity, social identity, victim identity, etc. The speaker made the topic furthermore interesting by providing case study of the identity problem in Philippines, Thailand and Myanmar. For all these countries, with an historical anecdote he explained, how identity is constantly being emphasized under threat. He also gave insights into the roots of terrorist activities in South-East Asia and provided the link between identity and terrorism. Thus, he concluded by saying that there are multiplicity of identity and what comes to forefront is situational. This was followed by the faculty and students had a Q&A session with the speaker. The webinar ended with Dr. Vagishwari S P, Professor, Department of International Studies, History and Political Science, presenting a Vote of Thanks.
THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES POLITICAL SCIENCE AND HISTORY IN COLLABORATION WITH INDIAN COUNCIL OF WORLD AFFAIRS PRESENTS NATIONAL LEVEL ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION ON THE OCCASION OF 73rd INDEPENDENCE DAY Last date of Submission: 25 th August 2020 We cordially invite all the undergraduate and postgraduate students Of all colleges and universities across India. Cash prizes: 1 st prize: 10,000/- 2 nd prize: 7,500/- 3 rd prize: 5,000/- CONTACT DETAILS: Sanjana Krishnan Sanjana.krishnan@law.christuniversity.in 7349753894 Aswathy Anil aswathy.anil@law.christuniversity.in 8891314588 Introduction The Indian Council of World Affairs (ICWA) in collaboration with the Department of International Studies, Political Science and History, CHRIST (Deemed to be University) announces to hold National-level Essay Writing Competition to m
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