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Samita Sen

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PhD History Jadavpur University
Masters History Jadavpur University
Bachelors History Jadavpur University

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According to Wikipedia, Samita Sen is an Indian historian and academic. Having previously taught at the University of Calcutta and Jadavpur University, she has been Vere Harmsworth Professor of Imperial and Naval History at the University of Cambridge since 2018.

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Does Brans-Dicke theory always yield general relativity in the infinite ω limit? (1997) (82)
Toward a feminist politics : the Indian Women's Movement in historical perspective (2000) (62)
Women and Labour in Late Colonial India: The Bengal Jute Industry (1999) (55)
Motherhood and Mothercraft: Gender and Nationalism in Bengal (1993) (46)
Gender and Class: Women in Indian Industry, 1890–1990 (2008) (31)
Commercial recruiting and Informal Intermediation: debate over the sardari system in Assam tea plantations, 1860–1900 (2009) (24)
Domestic Days: Women, Work, and Politics in Contemporary Kolkata (2016) (21)
Accumulation in Post-Colonial Capitalism (2017) (19)
“Without His Consent?”: Marriage and Women's Migration in Colonial India (2004) (19)
Gendered Exclusion: Domesticity and Dependence in Bengal (1997) (18)
At the margins: Women workers in the Bengal jute industry (1999) (18)
Unsettling the Household: Act VI (of 1901) and the Regulation of Women Migrants in Colonial Bengal (1996) (16)
Questions of Consent: Women's Recruitment for Assam Tea Gardens, 1859–1900 (2002) (13)
Beyond the ‘working class'; women's role in Indian industrialisation* (1999) (11)
Swapna M. Banerjee. Men, Women and Domestics. Articulating Middle‐Class Identity in Colonial Bengal .:Men, Women and Domestics. Articulating Middle‐Class Identity in Colonial Bengal (2006) (10)
Women workers in the Bengal jute industry, 1890-1940 : migration, motherhood and militancy (1992) (9)
Intimate Others: Marriage and Sexualities in India (2011) (8)
On a Bethe-ansatz approach to the derivative nonlinear Schrodinger equation (1987) (7)
Women, Work and Household in Industrialising Asia (2004) (5)
On a Nonlinear Schrodinger Equation in an External Field-A Bethe Ansatz Approach (1988) (4)
Introduction: A Post-Colonial Critique of Capital Accumulation Today (2017) (4)
On the Poisson-Bracket algebra for the scattering data of a non-ultralocal field theory with soliton solutions (1987) (4)
The Problem of Reproduction: Waged and Unwaged Domestic Work (2019) (3)
Abolishing English in schools: implications for higher education in West Bengal (2015) (2)
Mapping the field : gender relations in contemporary India (2011) (2)
Our higher education – deficits and possible remedies (2015) (2)
Dilip Subramanian. Telecommunications Industry in India. State, Business and Labour in a Global Economy . Social Science, New Delhi 2011. xiii, 685 pp. Rs 895.00; £50.00; (2012) (2)
Gender and the jute industry: the Calcutta chapter, 1890-1990 (2014) (1)
Between Homes; Without Homes (2021) (1)
BOOKS: Review Forum on postwar British literature and postcolonial studies (2012) (1)
The Rise and Decline of the Male Breadwinner Family?: Gendered Exclusion: Domesticity and Dependence in Bengal (1998) (1)
Yang-Baxter equation and non-ultralocal integrable system (1991) (1)
On the invariance properties and conservation laws for Landau-Lifshitz equation in three dimensions with Tijon-Wright ansatz (1991) (1)
Gender and the Politics of Class: Women in Trade Unions in Bengal (2021) (0)
Jane McCabe. Race, Tea and Colonial Resettlement. Imperial Families, Interrupted. Bloomsbury Press, London [etc.] 2017. xvii, 253 pp. Ill. £65.00. (E-book: £56.16.) (2018) (0)
Introduction: Regulation and Domestic Service in Colonial Histories (2022) (0)
Anthony Cox. Empire, Industry and Class. The imperial nexus of jute, 1840–1940. [Routledge/Edinburgh South Asian studies series.]Routledge, London [etc.]2013. xvi, 270 pp. £90.00. (2014) (0)
‘Follow the Practice’ : Tracing Formations of Culture & Knowledge in Asia : Day 2 : Roundtable (2019) (0)
Book Reviews : Jasodhara Bagchi (ed.), Indian Women: Myth and Reality. Sangam Books, Hyderabad, 1995. 192 pages. Rs. 200 (1997) (0)
Marriage and Motherhood (2016) (0)
Wrecking Homes, Making Families : Women's recruitment and indentured labour migration from India (2014) (0)
Well-being and Being Well (2016) (0)
Wrecking Homes, Making Families (2013) (0)
The Presidency College Magazine 2008-2009 - Vol. 69 (2016) (0)
Performing Nationhood: the emotional roots of Swadeshi nationhood in Bengal, 1905–12 (2020) (0)
Gender and migration (2021) (0)
Basu, Subho. Does Class Matter? Colonial Capital and Workers' Resistance in Bengal (1890–1937). [SOAS Studies on South Asia.] Oxford University Press, Oxford [etc.] 2004. ix, 316 pp. £21.99 (2005) (0)
Love, Labour and Law: Early and Child Marriage in India (2021) (0)
Towards a pragmatic centre (2019) (0)
Swapna M. Banerjee. Men, Women and Domestics. Articulating Middle-Class Identity in Colonial Bengal. New York: Oxford University Press. 2004. Pp. xii, 247. $35.00 (2006) (0)
Migration, Settlement, and Work (2016) (0)
Rochona Majumdar, Marriage and Modernity. Family Values in Colonial Bengal (Oxford University Press, Duke University Press), 2009, 343 pages. Rs 750 (2010) (0)
Book reviews and notices : LEELA FERNANDES, Producing workers: The politics of gender, class and culture in the Calcutta Jute Mills. New Delhi: Vistaar Publications, 1997. xvii + 199 pp. Tables, figures, maps, notes, bibliography, glossary, index. Rs. 395 (hardback) (2000) (0)
BOOKS (2012) (0)
“Full Rights” Feminists in South Asia: Freedom, Equality, and Justice (2023) (0)
Working in Others’ Homes (2016) (0)
Unit 1 Class And Gender (2017) (0)
On the Bethe Ansatz approach to the quantum inverse problem for non-ultralocal integrable systems (1991) (0)
On the Lie-Backlund vector fields for the coupled non-linear Klein-Gordon system (1986) (0)
Lie-Backlund vector fields for the nonlinear system,Qt=AQxx+F(Qx, Q) (1986) (0)
Unit-3 Race And Ethnicity (2017) (0)
On the Prolongation Structure Approach to the Relativistic String in Curved Space-Time (1986) (0)
On a quantum version of conservation laws for derivative nonlinear Schrodinger equation (1988) (0)
“Full Rights” Feminists in South Asia: Freedom, Equality, and Justice – ERRATUM (2022) (0)
On the Stability of Davey‐Stewartson System ‐ A Dressing Operator Approach (1989) (0)
Representation of supercharges over the scattering data for super-sine-Gordon system (1988) (0)
On the Bethe-Ansatz for Supersymmetric Nonlinear Schrodinger Equation (1987) (0)
Domestic Workers and the Labour Market (2016) (0)
Nowhere to Go (2016) (0)
‘Follow the Practice’ : Tracing Formations of Culture & Knowledge in Asia : Day 1 : Research presentations (2019) (0)

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