Author, Development after Statism (Cambridge, 2017), Patchwork States (Cambridge, 2022), Righteous Demagogues (Oxford, 2024). views my own.
London, England
Joined August 2011
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I'm looking forward to working with colleagues @OSGAOxford @UniofOxford and Wolfson College in the autumn! osga.ox.ac.uk/article/welcom…
Fantastic to get such a comprehensive and incisive review on Righteous Demagogues from Sefika Kumral in @PacificAffairs -- verklempt! Link: pacificaffairs.ubc.ca/book-r…
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This is utterly condemnable. @Mahmudabad must be released without delay.
Ashoka University Professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad has been arrested for his remarks on social media about India's ‘Operation Sindoor,’ sources said. The arrest comes days after the Haryana State Commission for Women took suo motu cognisance of his comments.
Full story🔗⏬
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This Bangladesh edition with a new introduction and post-uprising postscript will be published, finally, by @UPLbooks this month. Launch January 18 - details to follow.
🙏 Md Fazla Rabbi Fatiq for the use of his award-winning 'Mirage' image!
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I learned a ton about leftist insurgencies - and their relationship with electoral politics - for this @cps_journal article a couple years ago (Open Access for anyone who really wants to geek out on the CPT, CPM-ML, etc); journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
thanks @GerardoMunck and @palmer_rubin for highlighting this work, a labour of love that arises from discussions in graduate school seminars twenty years earlier.
Cardoso & Faletto proposed a historical-structural approach to the study of development. And this article by @dnaseemullah discusses the political economy of development & calls for a revision & updating of this approach. An interesting read.
Open access: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Este artículo de @dnaseemullah discute las investigaciones sobre la política económica del desarrollo y propone una revisión y actualización del enfoque histórico-estructural de Cardoso y Faletto. Muy interesante.
Descarga libre: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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It's been a busy week at #GrandTamasha. *Two* episodes out this week:
Populism in South Asia with/ @dnaseemullah & Pradeep Chhibber: grand-tamasha.simplecast.com…
Best Books of 2024: grand-tamasha.simplecast.com…
We will be back in mid-Jan with new episodes. Happy holidays!
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How has populism shaped South Asia over the past seven decades?
Dr @dnaseemullah and Pradeep Chhibber discuss this and more in their new book, exploring the evolution of populist politics in the region.📖
🎧Listen now:
bit.ly/3P8qEFY
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About 50 years ago I submitted the dissertation which became the book Power and Powerlessness in an Appalachian Valley. I am delighted that @GabeSchwartzman and I have just submitted a new manuscript which picks up on where the previous book left off! @illionispress
Very much enjoyed this conversation with @MilanV and Pradeep on our book!
For the season finale of #GrandTamasha, I sit down with Adnan Naseemullah (@dnaseemullah) @KingsCollegeLon & Pradeep Chhibber @UCBerkeley to discuss their new book, "Righteous Demagogues: Populist Politics in South Asia and Beyond." Listen here: grand-tamasha.simplecast.com…
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Despite significant differences in context, their playbooks reveal a global appeal of right-wing populism in channeling discontent across the world today.
@dnaseemullah and Pradeep Chibber explain this eloquently in their recently published book:
global.oup.com/academic/prod…
5/5
Dann Naseemullah @dnaseemullah.bsky.social retweeted
Donald #Trump and #Prabowo Subianto share striking similarities as right-wing populist leaders. Both built their political brands on nationalism, strongman personas, and promises to upend the establishment. Here’s a quick breakdown: 🧵
#populism #indonesia #UnitedStates
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Could Trump’s re-election reshape global conflict?
@cliona_raleigh explores how power-driven violence, shifting tactics, and civilian impacts might define the future.
Discover her in-depth predictions in the latest edition of her newsletter:acleddata.com/2024/11/13/the…
Dann Naseemullah @dnaseemullah.bsky.social retweeted
The danger of a two-party system is something when you just want to vote for "change" you get fascism by accident if that's the only other option.
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🧵A few thoughts in advance of the US election. The Democrats persist in thinking a technocratic and managerial approach to politics is sufficient to overcome the political system’s legitimation crisis. 1/10
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Atif Mian notes that a surge in foreign investment in Pakistan in 2015 did not result in higher total investment but rather slightly lower total investment. It turns out that foreign investment doesn't always benefit the economy, as most analysts assume. The type of foreign investment and its impact on the balance of payments also matter.
atifmian.com/p/the-myth-of-f…
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Looking fwd to hearing @dnaseemullah in Bristol, discussing his new book, coauthored with Pradeep Chhibber: Righteous Demagogues. Ft. Tom Osborne.
@SPAISBristol
in honour of Acemoglu,Johnson & Robinson (AJR) winning the Nobel memorial prize in econ, in part bc of their work on the long-term impacts on colonial institutions, I'm sharing ch 9 of my book, patchwork states, on colonial institutions and their... 1/
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Finally, the long-term impacts of institutional assignment (400 years later, etc) elides all other critical junctures that may have shaped and changed trajectories as part of deeply endogenous processes like anticolonial resistance and decolonization. 6/