Nirmal Puwar | Academic Influence

Why Is Nirmal Puwar Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Nirmal Puwar is a senior lecturer at the department of Sociology at Goldsmiths University and Co-Director of Methods Lab. She is a member of the Feminist Review editorial collective since 2000. Puwar has co-edited 17 Collections, including: Post-colonial Bourdieu; Orientalism and Fashion; Intimacy in Research; Live Methods and, South Asian Women in the Diaspora.

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Nirmal Puwar's Published Works

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Published Works

Space Invaders: race, gender and bodies out of place (2004) (325)
A Manifesto for Live Methods: Provocations and Capacities (2012) (103)
Reflections on Interviewing Women MPs (1997) (96)
Thinking About Making a Difference (2004) (78)
The Racialised Somatic Norm and the Senior Civil Service (2001) (72)
Space invaders (2004) (68)
South Asian women in the diaspora (2003) (46)
Multicultural fashion… stirrings of another sense of aesthetics and memory (2002) (46)
Introduction: intimacy in research (2008) (38)
Curating Sociology (2012) (38)
Social Cinema Scenes (2007) (21)
Sensing a Post-Colonial Bourdieu: An Introduction (2009) (19)
The Archi-texture of Parliament: Flaneur as Method in Westminster (2010) (19)
Melodramatic Postures and Constructions (2020) (14)
Interview with Carole Pateman: The Sexual Contract, women in politics, globalization and citizenship (2002) (13)
Fashion and Orientalism (2003) (12)
Puzzlement of a déjà vu: Illuminaries of the global South (2019) (12)
Making Space for South Asian Women: What Has Changed since Feminist Review Issue 17? (2000) (11)
Dis)locating south asian women in the academy (2003) (9)
mediations on making Aaj Kaal (2012) (6)
Noise of the Past (2011) (6)
Im/possible Inhabitations (2006) (6)
Carrying as Method: Listening to Bodies as Archives (2020) (5)
Exhibiting Spectacle and Memory (2003) (4)
Introduction: War Cries (2011) (4)
Fashion and beauty (2002) (4)
a feminist review roundtable on the un/certainties of the routes of the collective and the journal (2005) (3)
Speaking Positions in Global Politics (2004) (2)
An introduction to the issue from the Feminist Review Collective (2004) (2)
Striking a Chord (2019) (2)
Architectures of Memory: (2007) (2)
Kabhi Ritz, kabhie Palladium: Asian Cinema culture in coventry: 1940–1980 (2004) (2)
Dorinne Kondo in Interview with Nirmal Puwar (2003) (2)
"Postcolonial Bourdieu": Notes on the Oxymoron (2008) (2)
recalling ‘the scent of memory’: celebrating 100 issues of feminist review (2012) (2)
introduction to open space (2010) (1)
Book Review Symposium: John Scott and Ann Nilsen (eds), C Wright Mills and the Sociological Imagination: Contemporary Perspectives (2015) (1)
The Archi-Texture of Parliament at Westminster (2014) (1)
The Force of the Somatic Norm (2021) (1)
Compiling Maxwell Street by Tim Cresswell (2019) (1)
Italian Feminisms (2007) (1)
The Double Crisis (2010) (1)
editorial (2005) (0)
Daughters of theTharu: Gender, Ethnicity, Religion, andtheEducationof Nepali Girls (2013) (0)
editorial: Reflections on 25 years (2005) (0)
Architectures of memory: Image, sound, stone (2009) (0)
Introduction (2011) (0)
Editorial drugs (2002) (0)
Compiling Maxwell Street (2019) (0)
Empirical interrogations (2004) (0)
members of the feminist review collective - past and present (2005) (0)
Identities (2003) (0)
Letter from the Editors (2003) (0)
Noise of the Past: Spatial Interruptions of War, Nation and Memory (2020) (0)
(Dis)locating South Asian Women in the Academy (2020) (0)
Space Invaders [Audio podcast episode] (2023) (0)
editorial (2005) (0)
A review of ‘Stitched Up’: towards an analysis of production and consumption (2002) (0)
preface to a selection of the celebration speeches (2005) (0)
Books Received (2003) (0)
Screening of film De Sidere 7 (2014) (0)
Screening and Panel Discussion on the work of Angela Davis, Free Angela and Other Political Prisoners (2013) (0)
the future of feminist review and feminisms: un/becomings and possibilities (2005) (0)
Declaration of Jury of Conscience World Tribunal on Iraq - Istanbul 23-27 June 2005 (2005) (0)
Gender and Institutions: Welfare, Work and Citizenship, Moira Gatens and Alison Mackinnon (eds.), Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999, £45.00 (£15.95 pbk), xix+214 pp. (ISBN: 0-521-63576-4) (2001) (0)
you and me do not start here (2010) (0)

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What Schools Are Affiliated With Nirmal Puwar?

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Goldsmiths, University of London