Dr. Natasha Raheja recently published an article in Cultural Anthropology titled "Governing by Proximity: State Performance and Migrant Citizenship on the India-Pakistan Border." Dr. Raheja's article examines face-to-face and digitally mediated interactions between Pakistani migrants and Indian politicians in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. It argues that proximity is a mode of governance that binds constituents to a wider body politic, while exposing ambivalent state workings.
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AIPS Programs
AIPS directs and supports many different programs in the US in Pakistan. Use the following links to learn more about the funding opportunities that are currently available. Eligibility requirements vary.
AIPS Emerging Scholars Symposium
US Conference or Workshop on Pakistan
Conference or Workshop Support in Pakistan