The doing sociology team interviewed prof. bandana purkayastha of the university of connecticut. she is currently an executive committee member of the international sociological association (isa). she also has several other accolades to her name. she has recently been the co recipient of the american sociological association’s (asa) jessie bernard award (2019). she has also received the. We (rituparna patgiri and deepali aparajita dungdung) interviewed prof. bandana purkayastha of the university of connecticut. she talks about her work on int.
Bandana purkayastha is a professor of sociology and asian american studies at the university of connecticut. she has published several books, articles, and chapters on race, gender, and class, especially as these structures affect highly educated, racial minority immigrants and their children, transnationalism, religion, peace, and human rights. Intersectionality in a transnational. bandana purkayastha. university of connecticut. as a collins's late entrant black into feminist the thought: world of knowledge, sociology, consciousness, i read patricia and hill the politics of empowerment (1990) in a graduate seminar on gender. amidst the rapidly growing scholarship on gender, this book. Bandana purkayastha is professor of sociology and asian & asian american studies. my current research interests focus on gender and intersectionality, migration and migrants, transnationalism, human rights human security, and violence and peace. my research, mentoring and leadership in the field has been recognized through many national awards. Bandana purkayastha terceira ann berdahl theories of intersectionality encourage scholars to look at how "gender" experiences are forged through race, particularly in the labor market.
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