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SUMMARY:Dr. Shreeyash Palshikar
DESCRIPTION:For video playback\, click\nHERE \nDangerous Neighborhood: A Historical Background of the India-Pakistan Tensions\nSponsored by Weik Capital Management\nDr. Shreeyash Palshikar is an Assistant Professor of History at Albright College. He received his Ph.D. from The University of Chicago\, where he received a Fulbright fellowship to research in India. He also holds a B.A. from Amherst College\, and did a post-doctoral fellowship at Yale University. Before coming to Albright two years ago\, he served in the intelligence community as a South Asia political analyst. \nDr. Palshikar works on language politics and democracy in South Asia\, with a focus on modern India. He is currently completing a manuscript analyzing how formation of linguistic states relates to the development of India’s democracy with a special focus on the area around Bombay/Mumbai city. He has previously analyzed how vernacular propaganda helped create emotional appeal for an opposition political coalition\, and revealed how a contemporary political party appropriated rhetoric of a 1950s regional-linguistic movement. He teaches courses on World History\, South and East Asian History and the global history of magic
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