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Department of Development Studies

Ms Feyzi Ismail

Overview

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Department of Development Studies

Graduate Teaching Assistant

Neoliberalism, Globalisation, and States

Research Cluster Member

Name:
Ms Feyzi Ismail
Email address:
Address:
SOAS, University of London
Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London WC1H 0XG
Building:
Russell Square: College Buildings
Office No:
289
Office Hours:
Tuesday 4-5pm
Thesis title:
NGOs, social movements and the left in Nepal
Year of Study:
2008 Entry
Internal Supervisors

PhD Research

NGOs and social movements; politics and development in Nepal and South Asia; alternatives to neoliberalism

PhD Publications

Ismail, Feyzi (2012) “The Political Economy of NGOs: State Formation in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.” Journal of Contemporary Asia, 42 (2), pp. 340-343

Ismail, Feyzi (2011) “New Nepal: The Fault Lines.” Journal of Contemporary Asia, 41 (3), pp. 512-514

Ismail, Feyzi (2011) "The Politics of Occupation." In: Bailey, Michael and Freedman, Des (eds.), The Assault on Universities: A Manifesto for Resistance. Pluto Press, pp. 123-131

Ismail, Feyzi (2010) "Nepal's Peace Process: Does Ethnic Inclusion Mean Economic Inclusion?" Development Viewpoint (49)

PhD Conferences

Ismail, Feyzi (2012) "Nepal: Whatever happened to the class struggle?", Historical Materialism, 9th Annual Conference, SOAS

Ismail, Feyzi (2012) "Class demands or ethnic politics: Where are the Maoists going?", British Association for South Asian Studies Annual Conference: The Future of South Asia, SOAS

Ismail, Feyzi (2011) "Limiting the revolution in Nepal", Historical Materialism, 8th Annual Conference, SOAS

Ismail, Feyzi (2011) "Bullets, ballots and borders: The limits of Maoism in Nepal", Marxist Revolutionary Movements Across the World: Comparing the Changing Strategies and Tactics, Oxford, UK

Ismail, Feyzi (2010) "NGOs, the left and political crisis in Nepal", Globalising South Asia, Helsinki, Finland

Ismail, Feyzi (2010) "Of Maoists and the middle classes: Nepal's failed revolution", Historical Materialism, 7th Annual Conference, SOAS