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1 Titl e Prof. First Name Navnita Chadha Last Name Behera Designation Professor Department Political Science Address Social Sciences Building, 2 nd Floor, North (Campus) Campus, University of Delhi, New Delhi, (Residence) 993, Sector 40, Gurgaon, (Haryana) Phone No (Campus) (Residence)optional Mobile Fax and, navnita.behera@gmail.com Web-Page Education Subject Institution Year Details Ph.D. in International Relations M. Phil in South Asian Studies M.A in Political Science University of Kent, Canterbury, UK School of International Studies, JNU, New Delhi Panjab University, Chandigarh Photograph 1993 Thesis topic: Confidence Building Measures in South Asia 1990 Subjects: South Asian Studies 1988 Subjects: Political Science with major in International Relations Career Profile Organisation / Institution Designation Duration Role Department of Political Science, University of Delhi Professor Since March 2009 Nelson Mandela Centre for Peace and Conflict Resolution, Jamia Millia Islamia Department of Political Science, University of Delhi Research Interests / Specialization University Faculty Details Page on DU Web-site (PLEASE FILL THIS IN AND SUBMIT A HARD COPY AND SOFT COPY ON CD ALONGWITH YOUR PERIODIC INCREMENT CERTIFICATE(PIC)) Professor January 2007-March 2009 Reader July December 2006 Teaching, Research and administrative work Teaching, Research and administrative work Teaching, Research and administrative work Page 1

2 International Relations Theory, Identity Politics and Political Violence, Gender Studies, South Asian Politics with a special focus on Pakistan & the Kashmir conflict. Teaching Experience ( Subjects/Courses Taught) Theories of International Relations (M.A. Compulsory Paper) ( ) Co-teacher Contemporary International Politics (M.A. Optional Paper) ( ) International Political Economy (M.A. Compulsory Paper) ( ) Co-teacher. State and Violence in South Asia (M.A. Optional Paper) (2012) At Nelson Mandela Centre for Peace and Conflict Resolution, Jamia Millia Islamia. Conflict Analysis (M.A Compulsory Paper) (2007) Key Conflicts in South Asia (M.A Compulsory Paper) (2008) At Department of Political Science, University of Delhi Reader, International Relations Honors & Awards Erasmus Mundus Visiting Fellow at University of Uppsala, Sweden, Summer 2012 Erasmus Mundus Visiting Fellow at University of Bologna, Italy and Central European University, Budapest as part of the GEMMA consortium, Summer Invitee for Scholar-in-Residence Programme at Stella Maris College, Chennai, February Special Invitee, European Commission Visitors Programme, 2008 Asia Fellowship, Asian Scholarship Foundation (Bangkok), August Visiting Fellowship, Brookings Institution. October 2001-June Kodikara Award, Regional Centre for Strategic Studies Visiting Fellowship, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. September 1997-January Nehru Centenary Fellowship by Government of India for Ph.D Publications (LAST FIVE YEARS) Books / Monographs Year of Title Publisher Co-Author Publicati on 2012 India Engages the World Oxford Editor Page 2

3 (forthco ming) 2009 Facing Global Environmental Change: Environment, Human, Energy, Food, Health and Water Security Concepts (Vol. II) 2008 International Relations in South Asia: Search for an Alternative Paradigm University Press Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag New Delhi: Sage Publications Co-editor Editor 2007 Demystifying Kashmir New Delhi: Pearson Education 2007 Facing Global Environmental Change and Globalization: Re-conceptualizing Security in the 21st Century Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag Author Co-editor 2008 SAARC & Beyond: Civil Society and Regional Integration in South Asia SACEPS Policy Paper, Kathmandu Author In Indexed/ Peer Reviewed Journals Year of Title Journal Co-Author Publicati on Vol. 7, No. 3, 2007 Re-Imagining IR in India International Relations of the Asia-Pacific Author Articles in Books 1. Re-Framing the Conflict, in A Tangled Web: Jammu & Kashmir, ed., Ira Pande, New Delhi: Harper Collins, IR in South Asia: A Realist Past and Alternative Futures in IR Scholarship Around the World, Vol.1, eds., Arlene Tickner and Ole Waever, London: Routledge, March The Security Problematique in South Asia: Alternative Conceptualizations, in Facing Global Environmental Change and Globalization: Re-conceptualizing Security in the 21st Century, Vol.I, eds., Hans Günter Brauch et. al., Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag, Other Research Publications 1. Causes of the Kashmir conflict and the Governance Initiatives for the Conflict Resolution in a periodical IndiaIndie (published in Italian), No. 4, 2011 by Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI) and TWAI - Torino World Affairs Institute. Page 3

4 4. Authored a Report on A Perception Survey of Media Impact on the Kashmiri Youth, New Delhi: Institute for Research on India and International Studies, Internal Conflicts and Governance: Understanding India s Praxis, in Norms and Premises of Peace Governance: Socio-Cultural Similarities and Differences in Europe and India, eds., Janel B. Galvanek, Hans J. Giessmann and Mir Mubashir, Berghof Occasional Paper No. 32, Berlin, Berghof Foundation, Conference Presentations Participated in a panel discussion on Conversations with the Civil Society on the Role of Governance in Civil Society, as part of a mid-term conference of the CORE project at the Malaviya Peace Research Centre, Banaras Hindu University, 19 March Presented paper on "Rethinking Foreign Policy and Diplomacy in a Globalizing World" in a National Conference on Emerging Frontiers of Indian Foreign Policy', organized by the Department of Political Science, Panjab University, Chandigarh, on 15 & 16 March Talk on Unravelling the Enmity: Statist Discourses and Lived Realities of India- Pakistan Relations, at the Refresher course on Peace and Conflict Studies organized by the Nelson Mandela Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia on 6 March Presented a paper on Doing IR in India: A Realist Past and Future Alternatives, at an International Workshop on Theorizing Asia: The Development of Post-Western IR Theory, organized by the O.P Jindal Global University on 24 February Organized and participated in a panel discussion on Kashmiri Youth & Media: A Perception Survey chaired by J&K Governor, Mr. N.N. Vohra at Hotel Broadway, Srinagar on 11 February Delivered a lecture on Gender, Conflict and Security, as part of a joint course on Traditional and New Security Challenges: South Asia in a Global Perspective, organized by University of Delhi, University of Melbourne and University of Birmingham under the Universitats-21 network held in New Delhi in February Organized and participated in a panel discussion on Kashmiri Youth & Media: A Perception Survey chaired by J&K Chief Minister, Mr. Omar Abdullah at India International Centre, New Delhi on 27 January Participated in the Steering Committee Meetings of the CORE project at the Bergof Foundation, Berlin on 27 June 2011 and later at the Society for Participatory Research in Asia (PRIA) on 1 st December Presented a paper on Epistemology and IR, at the National International Relations Conference organized by the Ministry of External Affairs and the Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi on October Presentation on Socio-Cultural and Political Premises of Peace Building and Conflict Resolution Initiatives in India, [Chair: Hans Joachim Geismann] at a workshop organized by Berghof Conflict Research Centre, Berlin on 28 June Page 4

5 Participated in the ICSSR Workshop to discuss the final volume on India and the World as part of its Research Survey exercise for the discipline of Political Science from February I am editing this volume and Prof. Achin Vanaik has edited the series. Delivered a lecture on Armed Conflicts and Wars in South Asia, as part of a joint course on Security in a Globalized World: New and Emerging Challenges, organized by University of Delhi, University of Melbourne and University of Birmingham under the Universitats-21 network held in New Delhi in February Public Lecture organized by Sasakawa Peace Foundation in Tokyo on Japan-India Dialogue on Eurasian Security: The Kashmir Challenge and its Impact on Neighboring Areas", 4 th February 2011; and a Talk on Indian IR and its Foreign Policy, [Chair: Prof. Takenori Horimoto) by Shobi University on 5 th February Paper presented on Inter-Provincial Relations in Jammu & Kashmir: Old Ties and New Bonds, at a conference on Conflict in Jammu & Kashmir: Impact on Society, Polity and Economy, organized by Jammu University and Centre for Security Analysis on September Peace Research Association (IPRA) Global Conference on Communicating Peace, at University of Sydney, Australia, July Plenary Lecture: Human Security: Contributions from South Asia. [Chair: Frans Verghan] & Book Launch of Global Environmental and Human Security Handbook for the Anthropocene, at the same event with my talk on The Security Problematique in South Asia: Alternative Conceptualizations. Talk on Gender, Conflict and Forced Migration: Sharing Experiences from South Asia, at University of Bologna, Italy, April Dr Kamala Aravind Endowment Lecture on Re-imagining International Relations in India, at the Stella Maris College, Chennai. February South Asia: Conflict, Culture, Complexity and Change, The 2010 Norris and Margery Bendetson EPIIC International Symposium organized by The Institute for Global Leadership, Tufts University, Boston (USA). February Panel: Kashmir: Reclaiming Paradise Lost. Talk on Pakistan-Perspective in Changing Regional Environment and Internal Imbalances at the Army War College. Mhow. August Inception Workshop on Supporting Network of Research Institutes and Think Tanks in South Asia, Asian Development Bank, Bangkok, September Paper: SAARC & Beyond: Civil Society and Regional Integration in South Asia. [Chair: Bruno Carrasco] Participated in a Panel Discussion on Dialoguing Peace in Kashmir, Public Service Broadcasting Trust, New Delhi, August Participated in the Ist Annual IISS-CITI India Global Forum at New Delhi, April Refresher Course in Political Science, Academic Staff College, Jawaharlal Nehru University, February Presentation: Political Institutions and Democratization in Indian Politics. Talk on Norms or Exceptionalism: Article 370 in Jammu & Kashmir, at the Centre for Political Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, January Situation in Jammu and Kashmir and Contours of Future Strategy, Centre for Land Warfare Studies, New Delhi. January Paper: Contours of Future Strategy in Kashmir. Page 5

6 [Chair: N.N. Vohra]. Discussant for the session on International Terrorism at the Second Foreign Policy Dialogue between Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India and International Institute for Strategic Studies. December Globalisation and the State: Issues and Impacts, Department of Political Science, Jamia Millia Islamia. December Paper: Revisiting Westphalia in a Globalizing World. [Chair: Achin Vanaik]. Chaired two panels on Global Justice in the Third International Congress of Asian Political and International Studies Association on Conceptions of Justice in Asia, Developing Countries Research Centre (DCRC), Jamia Millia Islamia and Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi. November Refresher Course on Peace and Conflict Resolution, UGC Academic Staff College, Jamia Millia Islamia. September Presentation: Involving the Stakeholders: South Asian Experiences in Conflict Resolution. Participated in a Track-II Dialogue on Indo-Pak Relations, organized by Friedrich- Ebert-Stiftung at Singapore. August Participated in a Workshop on Regional Voices: Transnational Challenges, Henry L. Stimson Centre, Singapore. July Consolidating Peace and Sustaining the Improved Security Scenario in Jammu & Kashmir, organized by The Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies and J&K Police at Srinagar. May Paper: Recapturing the Spirit of Article 370 in the Indian Constitution and the Federal Structure in Jammu & Kashmir. [Chair: Ambassador Lalit Mansingh]. 7th IISS South Asia Security Conference on Islam, Politics and Security in South Asia organized by International Institute of Strategic Studies at Muscat. April Presentation: Jihad in Kashmir. [Chair: Sir Hillary Synnott]. India Re-Making the State: Conflicts and Peace Processes in South Asia, Nelson Mandela Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution, Jamia Millia Islamia. March Paper: Reflections on the Kashmir Peace Process between India and Pakistan. [Chair: Radha Kumar]. Talks/seminars around my Kashmir book entitled Demystifying Kashmir at The Brookings Institution, Washington DC; Council on Foreign Relations, New York and International Institute of Strategic Studies in January-February Invited to participate in a Capacity Building Workshop on Research, Training and Administration in Asian Universities, organized by Asian Political and International Studies Association (APISA) at Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), October Panel Discussion on Pakistan the Internal Dynamics, at National Defence College, New Delhi. August Workshop on Forced Migration, Academy of Third World Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia. September Presentation: Gender Dimensions of Forced Migration. [Chair: Rashmi Doraiswamy]. Envisioning South Asia, South Asian Free Media Association, Islamabad (Pakistan). April Paper: Involving the Stakeholders: Key to Developing South Asian Conflict Resolution Mechanisms. [Chair: Moonis Ahmar]. Page 6

7 International Relations Theory and South Asia, University of Pennsylvania Institute for the Advanced Study of India, New Delhi. March Paper: Unraveling Enmity: Constructing Humane Spaces in India-Pakistan Relations. [Chair: Darini Rajasingham- Senanayake, Social Science Association (Colombo)]. India and Pakistan: Understanding the Conflict Dynamics, Pakistan Studies Programme, Academy of Third World Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia. April Paper: Multiple Voices and Fractured Spaces: Jammu and Kashmir Across the Line-Of-Control. [Chair: Amitabh Mattoo]. Politics, Policy and Responsible Scholarship, 47 th Annual Convention of International Studies Association, Chicago (USA). March Panel: Post-Hegemonic Scholarship I: Alterity, Constructions of Self and Other, and Order. Paper: Plurality versus Uniformity: Indian Ways of Knowing and Problematiques of Modern IR [Chair: David Blaney] Total Publication Profile optional Books Six books (one forthcoming) and one monograph In Indexed/ Peer Reviewed Journals One paper Articles Three papers in edited volumes and four other research publications Conference Presentations Forty-three presentations Public Service / University Service / Consulting Activity Appointed a Member of the Special Task Force on Ladakh to look into its infrastructural Needs by the Government of India for six months, from September 2010 to February The Report was submitted in February 2011 and, upon immediate acceptance of its recommendations, the Government of India also announced allocations for its implementation in the 2010 financial budget. Sub-Committee convener for revising all International Relations paper as per the semester mode of teaching for the BA and BA honors programmes. Member of departmental committees and selection committees appointed by the university. Contributed to public debates through radio and television programs and articles in newspapers. Page 7

8 Professional Societies Memberships Regional Editor, Contemporary South Asia (Routledge), Member, Editorial Board, Global Society: Journal of Interdisciplinary International Relations (Routledge), Theoretical Perspectives: Journal of Social Sciences and Arts (University of Dhaka), Member, Scientific Advisory Board, Peace Research and European Security Studies (Arbeitsgruppe Friedensforschung Und Europaische Sicherheitspolitik), Projects (Major Grants / Collaborations) 1. The Role of Governance in the Resolution of Socio-economic and Political Conflicts in India and Europe This project analyses the premises and operation of governance initiatives in conflict transformation processes in India and Europe through a combination of fieldwork, qualitative analysis and theory development. Its based on the premise that in the post-cold War world is witnessing the emergence of new forms of intra-state conflicts accompanied by a weakening of the nation-state s traditional means of dealing with these. There is a visible need for substantial revision in conventional approaches and strategies aimed at transforming such conflicts. Conflict resolution agendas have in the last two decades for the most part been shaped by the political objective of bringing political and economic liberalization in the name of promoting of human rights, rule of law and democracy. However, these strategies often fail to take into consideration the complex social and cultural contexts of the local level. There is a gap in knowledge about the impact that governance agendas have on local conflict dynamics, especially in the cases where identity mobilisation is a prominent factor in the conflict. This project will carry out case studies encompassing recent governance practices in Bihar, Bosnia, Cyprus, Georgia, North East India and Kashmir. The project will be conducted in collaboration between Indian and European research teams. The project will review and critique current approaches to conflict resolution in an attempt to revise and improve both the theoretical and operational sides of conflict resolution and peace building. It will facilitate a reciprocal learning process between appropriate parties of the European Union and Indian actors and policy makers in order to enhance the perspectives and methods of both. The project will result in a variety of outputs, including a report series addressed to both EU and Indian policy makers, a variety of local level consultations, two large international conferences, a series of scholarly articles and working papers for the research community, and a scholarly book. A high-profile web forum will be developed to enhance communication between researchers, policy makers, practitioners and the wider Page 8

9 public. The project is spearheaded by PRIO (Peace Research Institute of Oslo) and its duration is three years time, I am leading the project on behalf of the Department of Political Science, University of Delhi. 2. Exchange by Promoting Quality Education, Research and Training in South and South- East Asia. The EXPERTS aims to establish an innovative framework for capacity development of junior faculty staff, undergraduates, postgraduates, and postdoc researchers through training and upgrading their skills in specified fields of study through a scheme of structured mobility. The project provides the following mobility scholarships from South and South-East Asia to European partner universities for following categories of students/staff: Undergraduate and graduate students; PhD students; PostDocs; Staff (both academic and administrative staff) The EXPERTS consortium consists of 20 partner universities, 7 European and 13 South and Southeast Asian (from Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, Indonesia, Nepal, Pakistan, the Philippines, Sri Lanka and Thailand) higher education institutions. I had prepared the documentation and undertaken all administrative responsibility for applying for this exchange program, on behalf of the Department of Political Science, in year World of International Relations Scholarship: Geo-cultural Epiestemolgies This project explores why, despite powerful allegations that the field of international relations is indifferent to scholarly practices and policy issues outside the West, and even disdainful of them, few contributions from the non-core have been successful in gaining recognition as legitimate sources of IR knowledge. It aims to explore non-core concepts and theories that speak to many of the discipline s current concerns as well as to those that hegemonic scholarship should be speaking to but doesn t. The central idea is to identify potential footing for a post-hegemonic IR that is sensitive to the political and social implications of knowledge production in the field, and therefore receptive to new objects and sources of international relations knowledge emerging from a myriad of different locations. This project is spearheaded by Ole Waever (University of Copenhagen) and Arlene B. Tickner (Universidad de Andes). My paper on South Asia: A Realist Past and Alternative Futures is being published in the first volume of a three-volume series on World of International Relations Scholarship: Geocultural Epiestemolgies. I am now working on my paper on Plurality versus Uniformity: Indian Ways of Knowing and Modern IR, which will be published in the second volume. Routledge, UK is publishing the series. Page 9

10 4. Re-conceptualizing Security in the 21st Century This project reconceptualises security since the end of the Cold War from different scientific disciplines and regions, from North and South. It involves more than 100 experts who would assess the systemic, cultural, religious and spatial context of security in the 21 st century, focusing on the referents (individual, society, state, region, global/planetary), major disciplines (philosophy, sociology, international law, economics, political science, international relations, security studies, peace research), dimensions (military, political, economic, societal and environmental), analysing climate change, desertification, water, population, urbanisation, food, hazards and migration as new security issues and sectoral (energy, food, health, water and livelihood) security concepts with a special focus on debates on environmental and human security. This project was initiated in September 2004 and is supported by the European Union s initiative on Global Monitoring for Environment and Security. Hans Günter Brauch is the lead coordinator and others include Prof. Behera, John Grin, Czeslaw Mesjasz, Béchir Chourou, Ursula Oswald Spring, P. H. Liotta, and Patricia Kameri-Mbote. Two large reference volumes have been published by Springer-Verlag in 2007 and First volume titled Facing Global Environmental Change and Globalization: Re-conceptualizing Security in the 21st Century was published by Springer-Verlag in 2007 and the second volume titled Facing Global Environmental Change: Environmental, Human, Energy, Food, Health, and Water Security was published in I am co-editor of these volumes. Other Details (Signature of Faculty Member) (Signature & Stamp of Head of the Department) Page 10