Mahuya Bandyopadhyay, Humanities and Social Sciences, IIT Delhi

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HSL2605
Sociological Perspectives on Organisationsrunning now
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HSL5001
Theory & Methods in Humanities and Social Sciencesrunning now
3 (3-0-0) credits · Slot X
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Fieldwork Methodsrunning now
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Doing a BTP, MTP, PhD, internship or RA position under Bandyopadhyay, scored on five separate axes.

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1 · told exactly what to dopicked my own direction · 10

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Criminal Justice and Corrections AnalysisCriminal Justice and PenologyQualitative Research Methods and EthicsAnthropological Studies and InsightsSouth Asian Studies and Diaspora

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Avoidance, violence and embodied carcerality: Transgender experiences with police and prisons in India · Incarceration, 2025 · 2 citations

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