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Professor Indrajit Roy
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Husband|Dad|Professor @UniOfYork| D.Phil @UniofOxford|Author
@CambridgeUP @routledgebooks @OxUniPress |Council@devcomms| Trustee @PolStudiesAssoc| EC @ipsa_aisp
Thrilled that @waterstones.bsky.social is offering 25% on my forthcoming @hurstpublishers.bsky.social book #Indians: A political biography.

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July 28, 2025 at 9:09 AM
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Watch the recording of an event hosted by @igdc.bsky.social on what aid cuts mean for the world's most vulnerable- featuring @duncangreenlse.bsky.social, Sayed Jalal Shajjan and @indrajitroy.bsky.social
www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8tw...
May 14, 2025 at 11:56 AM
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Join us in Newcastle for a workshop on the Global Politics of Hope!
Call for papers: @annemhoude.bsky.social & I are convening a workshop on "The global politics of hope" for the inaugural
@mybisa.bsky.social - ISA workshop later this year.
Pl share & consider applying!
DEADLINE: 30 May, 2025
More details 👇
www.isanet.org/Conferences/...
May 19, 2025 at 9:34 AM
Call for papers: @annemhoude.bsky.social & I are convening a workshop on "The global politics of hope" for the inaugural
@mybisa.bsky.social - ISA workshop later this year.
Pl share & consider applying!
DEADLINE: 30 May, 2025
More details 👇
www.isanet.org/Conferences/...
May 8, 2025 at 10:30 AM
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Along with @indrajitroy.bsky.social & Dr Ruth Kelly I talked to the editor of the York Politics Review about the 'politics of hope' in dark times yorkpoliticsreview.co.uk/2025/04/18/t...
The Politics of Hope: a conversation with three University of York academics
In a conversation with YPR editor Matthew John Nichols about hope in politics, University of York’s Dr Ruth Kelly, Professor Simon Parker and Professor Indrajit Roy discuss hope as an active,…
yorkpoliticsreview.co.uk
April 22, 2025 at 8:06 AM
Some excellent candidates to choose from for the upcoming Trustee elections :-)
HAPPY VOTING!!
*PSA Trustee Elections* - voting is open to all Academic, ECN, Retired, Unwaged/Unemployed Academic PSA members. Vote by 25 April. Candidate and voting info online at
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April 3, 2025 at 11:31 AM
Folks in #Bath: Do join us for a discussion of my book "Audacious Hope" in which I document the ways in which #democracy is being defended in #India with potential lessons for elsewhere.

REGISTER HERE: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/book-talk-...

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March 10, 2025 at 12:09 PM
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📢Please join us on Thursday 13th March for a discussion with @indrajitroy.bsky.social on his book "Audacious Hope: An Archive of How Democracy is Being Saved in India" co-hosted with @reacpolrn.bsky.social.

Sign up here👇
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Book talk: Audacious Hope by Prof Indrajit Roy
A conversation between Prof Indrajit Roy (University of York) and Vibhor Mathur - chaired by Dr Mihika Chatterjee.
eventbrite.co.uk
March 3, 2025 at 12:18 PM
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🌟 Want to shape the future of Political Studies? PSA seeks new trustees for its Executive Committee, including Honorary Secretary!

Build skills, networks, and make an impact. Nominations close 10 March 2025.

Learn more & apply:
PSA Seeks New Trustees for Election to its Executive Committee | The Political Studies Association (PSA)
Are you looking for an opportunity to build your profile, skills, and experience? Are you interested in becoming a charity trustee? Do you want to play a role in enhancing the study of Politics and…
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January 28, 2025 at 2:36 PM
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📢 PSA Strategic Plan 2025-28

🚀 Discover our vision for Political Studies, progress on key goals, and how we're shaping the future.

Share your thoughts and explore more:
PSA’s Strategic Plan 2025-2028 – and what happens next? | The Political Studies Association (PSA)
The PSA's Trustees are delighted to launch our new Strategic Plan for 2025-28. You will find the full Strategic Plan here. For the PSA Team of trustees and staff, there is an understanding that this…
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January 27, 2025 at 3:37 PM
Honoured to find #AudaciousHope on the "Books of conscience, books of courage, books of pain" list that has some of my favourite authors in it.

scroll.in/article/1077...
Books of conscience, books of courage, books of pain: Harsh Mander’s 15 favourite books of 2024
Mander’s picks chronicle the worst and best of India.
scroll.in
January 9, 2025 at 12:35 PM
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The article I co-authored with @indrajitroy.bsky.social and Erdem Yörük, titled "Politics of the Poor and Social Protection in Emerging Asia: A Comparative Analysis of China, India, and Turkey" is out in Indian Politics & Policy (Open Access).
www.ippjournal.org/politics-of-...
Politics of the Poor and Social Protection in Emerging Asia: A Comparative Analysis of China, India, and Turkey
Politics of the Poor and Social Protection in Emerging Asia: A Comparative Analysis of China, India, and Turkey Indrajit Roy, Burak Gürel, and Erdem Yörük doi: 10.18278/inpp.4.2.6
www.ippjournal.org
December 18, 2024 at 2:03 PM
Why did #China, #India and #Turkey expand their social protections during the noughties?

My co-authored article on the "politics of the poor" with @burakgurel1980.bsky.social & @erdemyoruk.bsky.social explores this question in this #OpenAccess

www.ippjournal.org/politics-of-...
Politics of the Poor and Social Protection in Emerging Asia: A Comparative Analysis of China, India, and Turkey
Politics of the Poor and Social Protection in Emerging Asia: A Comparative Analysis of China, India, and Turkey Indrajit Roy, Burak Gürel, and Erdem Yörük doi: 10.18278/inpp.4.2.6
www.ippjournal.org
December 18, 2024 at 1:18 PM
In today’s political landscape, #hope is not a passive emotion. It’s an ethical stance; a radical act of defiance; and a refusal to give up imaging the prospect of a better world.

Thanks to @mooreska.bsky.social for spotlighting "Hope" for this feature.
Hope may seem like a passive emotion, but it’s one of the most powerful forces shaping our world today, and a collective, political act.

With thanks to @indrajitroy.bsky.social for his generosity for this new series asking big questions on York.ac.uk 🙏

features.york.ac.uk/big-question...
Is it political to hope?
In a pivotal year of elections, we explore how the simple act of hoping has become a powerful tool to build a better world
features.york.ac.uk
December 12, 2024 at 2:24 PM