Global India European Training Network (H2020) April 2018 King s India Institute, King s College London Strand Campus, London WC2R 2LS

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1 Global India European Training Network (H2020) April 2018 King s India Institute, King s College London Strand Campus, London WC2R 2LS Day One: 23 April (Monday) 9:45-10:15am Welcome (Louise Tillin and Eileen Connolly) in River Room 10:15-11:15am Research Questions and the Literature (teaching session) in K3.11 Diarmuid Torney 11:15-11:30am Tea/Coffee Break in K :30-1:00pm Comparative Puzzles and Case Selection (teaching session) in K3.11 Louise Tillin 1:00-2:00pm 2:00-4:00pm Lunch in River Room Fellow presentations (parallel sessions 4x30 minutes) Group A) in room K3.11 Group B) in room S-1.01 Group A) External Economic Relations, Trade and Regulation Chair: Siegfried Wolf Shaswhat Kumar Akhil Raina Discussants: Ken McDonagh and Gulshan Sachdeva Akshay Sharma Group B) Indian Democracy and Social Inequality Chair: Eileen Connolly Proma Ray Chaudhury Vanita Leah-Falcao Discussants: Rahul Mukherji and Diarmuid Torney Jai Prasad

2 Rachna Shanbog Discussants: Uttara Sahasrabuddhe and Priyanka Upadhyaya Vidushi Kaushik Discussants: Deepak Pawar and Louise Tillin 5:30-6:30pm 6:30-8:00pm Venue: Nash Lecture Theatre (K2.31) 8:00pm Drinks Reception with High Commissioner of India to the United Kingdom, YK Sinha, hosted by Ed Byrne (Principal, King s College London) in River Room Public Event on UK, EU, India Relations in the Context of Brexit Keynote address by High Commissioner of India to the United Kingdom, YK Sinha Remarks by Anand Menon, Uttara Sahasrabuddhe, Jan Wouters Chaired by Harsh Pant Followed by Q&A Dinner for conference participants in River Room Day Two: 24 April (Tuesday) 9:30-11:30am Fellow presentations (parallel sessions 4x30 minutes) Group A) in room K0.20 Group B) in room K2.40 Group A) External Relations and National Security Chair: Jakub Zajaczkowski Lara Klossek Shounak Set Discussants: Elisabeth Johansson-Nogués and Edward Halizak Group B) Climate Change and Business Chair: Idesbald Godeeris Shruti Neelakantan Tanvi Deshpande Discussants: Rob Kevlihan and Anjoo Upadhyaya

3 Tomasz Łukaszuk Denise Ripamonti Discussants: Tasneem Meenai and Harsh Pant Presenter: Lourens Van Haaften Discussant: Param Shah 11:30am-12pm Tea/Coffee Break in River Room 12-1:00pm Ethics in Fieldwork in K2.40 Chair: Eileen Connolly Panel discussion with advanced PhD students and faculty (Dr Abin Thomas (recently completed PhD on Anthropology of Organ Transfer in Kerala, King s India Institute); Saawani Raje (3 rd year PhD student working on civil-military relations, King s India Institute); Professor John Doyle (DCU) Putting informed consent into practice during fieldwork How to ask difficult questions and not upset the ethics board 1:00-2:00pm 2:00-3:30pm Lunch (River Room) Multi-level Governance in India and domestic and external policy making (roundtable discussion) in K2.40 Chair: Louise Tillin Rahul Mukherji, Tasneem Meenai, Gulshan Sachdeva, Lenin Raghuvanshi 3:30pm- 3:45pm Tea/Coffee in River Room 3:45-4:45pm 4:45-5:15pm Early evening (6-8pm) Management/ECR meetings River Room/K2.40 Final Remarks River Room Optional for those still in London, drinks reception and light snacks at India Club

Useful Information: Wi-Fi access on campus: Select the CLOUD network and follow prompt. You will need to register using your email id etc to access the wi-fi network.

4 Useful Information: Wi-Fi access on campus: Select the CLOUD network and follow prompt. You will need to register using your id etc to access the wi-fi network. Attached are four maps: o Detailed map of the Strand campus o Level 2 of King s Building (River Room, K2.40, Nash Lecture Theatre) o Level 3 of King s Building (K3.11) o Basement of the Strand Building (S-1.01) More information about Strand Campus can be found at:

5 Drury Lane Parker St Sardinia St Carey St Chancery Lane Fetter Lane Long Acre Kingsway Portugal St 4 R S T U King s Building Strand Building Parenting Room Maughan Library Quadrangle Strand Virginia Woolf Building North Wing East Wing Philosophy Building Drury Lane Catherine St Wellington St Norfolk Building Chesham Building Macadam Building, KCLSU Hub and Waterfront Bar South East Block South West Block Modern Language Centre Drury Lane Modern Language Centre Somerset House East Wing Learning Centre Bush House North Wing, South Wing Bush House South East Wing Bush House Melbourne House Bush House North East Wing Exeter St Strand Savoy Street Aldwych Lancaster Place Embankment Pier Strand Savoy Pier K i n g s N WATERLOO BRIDGE East Courtyard R 1 S U 2 R e Houghton St T S a c h Melbourne Place P Strand Lane Surrey Street Strand Arundel St 5 TEMPLE Main entrance Other entrance Disabled access Assisted disabled access Cycle hire docking station Secure bike park register with Security for access Bike parking 3 Temple Pier Middle Temple Lane R I V E R T H A Victoria Embankment M E S Somerset House Church of St Mary le Strand Royal Courts of Justice Law Society Church of St Clement Danes

6 Strand Campus King s Building Level 2 Student Informal Learning Space Staff Common Room Somerset Rooms St David s Room Council Room K2.29 Old Committee Room K2.30 K2.31 The Nash Lecture Theatre to Strand Building to K3.11 LIFTS River Room Chapters Chapel K2.40 K2.41 Chaplaincy K2.34

7 Strand Campus King s Building Level 3 to Strand Building K3.11 K3.12 Wheatstone Innovation Laboratory K3.16 Chapters Mezzanine

8 Strand Campus Strand Building Basement 1 to King s Building Physics Research Laboratories S-1.15, S-1.17, S-1.19, S-1.20

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