Faculty at School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Sruthi Muraleedharan

Sruthi Muraleedharan

Assistant Professor


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Research and Teaching Interests : Political Theory, International relations theory, Politics of Identity, performativity and symbolism, Politics of space and city, politics of South Asia, Gender Studies (South Asia, Africa and West Asia), Research Methods- especially Visual Ethnography.

01/17 08/17

Visiting Lecturer, Royal Holloway, University of London 01/17 07/17

Senior Teaching Fellow (STF), School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London 10/14 07/17

Graduate teaching Assistant (GTA), SOAS, University of London 07/09 08/12

Assistant Professor, Lady Lady Shri Ram College for Women (LSR), University of Delhi 08/07 03/09

Guest Lecturer, St.Stepens' College, University of Delhi

  • SNU, IRGS International Workshop Collaboration with University of Exeter- Interrogating the International from a Transnational Feminist Lens: A View from SWANA and South Asia. 3-day Workshop (13-15 June 2022), Exeter, UK.
  • Workshop Presentation : Paper presented in University of Bristol (UK) hosted by the School of Sociology, Politics and International Studies on 20 June 22.
  • Millennium Conference 2021- (Re)Writing the International: Interrogating Histories, Imagining Futurities ( 22 - 24 October) Panel: 'Entangled hierarchies: race, caste and the production of a stratified (inter)national'.
  • International Political Studies Association (IPSA) annual conference (10-15 July 2021) Panel: Recovering Caste in International Relations: Challenging Colonial/Brahmanical Hegemony (13 July'21) Participated in an online International Ideas Lab /Workshop E-Gregynog Ideas Lab held from July 13-17, 2020.
  • Co-conceptualised and Co-organised the workshop on the title "The International in Ambedkar". A Collaborative effort between IRGS, SNU and Dr. Ambedkar Center for Social Justice, University of Mumbai, held on 26th November, 2020 (Online), hosted by IRGS, SNU.
  • Invited Lecture: Department of History and International Relations, Ashoka University (24th Spetember 19).
  • Title of the Talk: Statues of Disorder: affinities across time and space.
  • Conference: The idea of an Archive organized by SHSS, SNU, (8-9 March'19) Venue: IIC, New Delhi.
  • Paper title: Performative Dalit Community Archive: to imagine otherwise.

  • South Asia Partnership Development Fund (2021-23) - Collaboration with University of Exeter (London, UK).
  • International Workshop Collaboration with University of Exeter- Interrogating the International from a Transnational Feminist Lens: A View from SWANA and South Asia.
  • 3-day Workshop (13-15 June 2022) Gender in Higher Education Project (March 2021-23) - Collaboration with University of Brunel (London, UK) and Savitribai Phule University (Pune, India), and SNU (Partner Institution). SNU.