Professor Vinay Gidwani will discuss his current work on labor processes and ecologies in agrarian and urban settings, as well as capitalist transformations of these environments. The talk will relate to his book project centered in Delhi called The Afterlives of Waste, which examines the spatial histories, political uses, and political economy of ‘waste’ as both commodity detritus and social excess.
Heyman Center Workshops
Indian Urbanity: Waste, Value, and Commons
Friday, November 1, 2013 3:00pm - 6:00pm The Heyman Center, Second Floor Common Room
Sponsors
Heyman Center for the Hmanities
Project on Subaltern Urbanism
Participants
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Vinay Gidwani
Professor of Geography, Environment, and Society
Institute for Global Studies, University of Minnesota
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