Course10910688942 lectures
Migration, Mobility and Development
Prof. Amrita Datta · IIT Hyderabad
Lectures
Week 1
- Introductory class (week-wise introduction to the course)
- Disciplinary Considerations in Migration Studies
- Theoretical Foundations in Migration Studies: Ravenstein (1885, 1889) & Lee (1966)
- Neoclassical Economic Theories and Migration
Week 2
- New Economics of Labour Migration
- Transitional Theories of Migration
- Migration Systems Theory
- Migration Networks and Network Theory in Migration Studies
Week 3
- Migration Infrastructure and Migration Industry
- Understanding Global Migration: A Social Transformation Perspective, Stephen Castles (2010)
- Migration and Development I
- Migration and Development II
Week 4
- Structure and Agency in Migration Studies
- Aspirations in Migration Studies
- Theorizing Migration in Anthropology, Caroline Brettell (2014)
- Units of Analysis and Methodological Nationalism
Week 5
- Transnational Migration Studies: Past Developments and Future Trends, Peggy Levitt & Nadia Jaworsky (2007)_1
- Transnational Migration Studies: Past Developments and Future Trends, Peggy Levitt & Nadia Jaworsky (2007)_2
- Transnationalism in Migration Studies (Guest Lecture titled Being a Khadamma: Narratives from the Peripheries of Mobility from Malayali Women Domestic Workers in the Gulf by Dr. Amal Latif)
Week 6
- Gender in Migration Studies I
- Gender in Migration Studies II
- Gender and Labour Migration (Guest Lecture by Professor Neetha N)
Week 7
- Migration and Human Rights
- Migrant Housing (Guest lecture titled Housing as a 'foothold' for migrants in the city by Dr. Mukta Naik)
- Climate Migration (Guest lecture titled Migration in the Context of Climate Change by Dr. Chandni Singh)
Week 8
- Internal Migration (Guest lecture titled Internal Migration and Temporary Labour Circulation in India: Conceptual and Empirical Perspectives by Dr. Kunal Keshri)
- Migration and Urbanisation (Guest lecture titled Circular Migration and Localised Urbanisation in Rural India by Dr. Soundarya Iyer)
- Migration and Livelihoods (Guest lecture titled Migration, Livelihoods and Well Being in India by Dr. Chetan Choithani)
Week 9
- Empirics of Migration: Kerala (Guest lecture titled Kerala Migration Surveys, 1998-2023 by Professor S. Irudaya Rajan)
- Empirics of Migration: Odisha (Guest lecture titled Migration Scenario in Odisha by Professor Jajati Keshari Parida)
- Empirics of Migration: Migration and Development in India: The Bihar Experience
Week 10
- Internal Migration in Contemporary India: A Political Economy Perspective (Guest Lecture by Professor Deepak K Mishra)
- Internal Labour Migration in India and Evolving Trends (Guest Lecture by Dr. Benoy Peter)
- Interrogating the Circular in Circular Labour Migration: The Case of Internal Labour Migration in India
Week 11
- Migrant Construction Labour (Guest Lecture titled Mobilizing Value: Migration and Labour Contracting in India's Construction Industry by Dr. Aardra Surendran)
- Emotions in Migration Research
- Social Costs of Migration
- Migration Policy (Guest Lecture titled Indexing Policies for Internal Migrants in India: The Inter State Migrant Policy Index - IMPEX 2019 & 2021 by Varun Aggarwal)
Week 12
- International Student Migration (Guest lecture by S. Irudaya Rajan, International Institute of Migration and Development)
- Understanding International Migration of the Highly Skilled From India in the Global Context (Guest Lecture by Binod Khadria, Jawaharlal Nehru University)
- Refugees, Migrants and the Nation State: The ‘Insider-Outsider’ Paradox (Guest lecture by Priyanca Mathur, Jain University)
- Conclusion
Syllabus and materials
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Credits and licence
- Institution
- IIT Hyderabad
- Department
- Humanities and Social Sciences
- Teacher
- Prof. Amrita Datta
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Language
- English
- Subjects
- Society and politics
- Source
- NPTEL
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
- Attribution
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