Manjima Anjana @manjima_a

Ph.D. Scholar at Department of International Relations and Governance Studies, Shiv Nadar Institution of Eminence. Science, Technology and Politics Delhi NCR Joined May 2020

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Sridhar R @Sridhar67

3 months ago

Sharp, timely piece by @TulsiJayakumar in @NewIndianXpress today on why India must join the global debate on rethinking growth, engage with the degrowth debate and craft its own path—rooted in Gandhian ethics, equity, and ecological limits. India must pioneer a new model of…

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Jeff Joseph @jeffjosephpaul

5 months ago

#THREAD In 2024, India faced its hottest summer. Yet heat-related deaths were lower than in 2023. In-fact, deaths have fallen since 2015. Impressive? Far from it. I investigate for @Himalistan why numbers don't tally. DISCLAIMER: Heat kills but the State makes dead disappear #1

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Environmental Politics @Env_Pol

6 months ago

New book review! Geoengineering discourse confronting climate change: the move from margins to mainstream in science, news media, and politics by Brynna Jacobson Reviewed by Manjima Anjana / @manjima_a doi.org/10.1080/096440…

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Manjima Anjana @manjima_a

6 months ago

Excited to share that my book review of "Geoengineering Discourse Confronting Climate Change" by @brynnaja has been published in the journal @Env_Pol doi.org/10.1080/096440… Looking forward to more conversations on the politics of climate engineering!

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The New York Times @nytimes

11 months ago

India’s government pushed a plan to safely burn New Delhi’s mountains of trash, turning waste into electricity. Instead, as many as a million people are being exposed to levels of heavy metals that experts found alarming. nyti.ms/3Ci6Lt0

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Manjima Anjana @manjima_a

a year ago

Glimpses from the 53rd @SG__Symposium. Engaging in cross-generational and interdisciplinary conversations, we dwelled on the complex nature of the choice between striving for more or thriving with less in confronting resource scarcity.

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Atul Mishra @atulm01

2 years ago

Max Weber (L) and Ashis Nandy (R) making two versions of the same argument, namely a kind of obsolescence is (or should be) built into social science scholarship.