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Thursday, October 2, 2014

What I have published!



Publications





Biju P R


Publications



Book

Clicking alone: Myth of social media politics (Under Copy Editing in the Press) The book is  dispelling social media myth in India!


Political Internet: Decoding mechanics of change in social media age (Under Peer Review) The book is about social change in India through social media! 


Edited Book



2012

“Politics of Clicktivism” (Ed)
Proceedings of the Three Day National Seminar on Politics and Social Media: Commons in the Space Online, October 12-14, 2011,Sponsored by UGC.

Articles and Book Chapters


               
2014

The social politics 2014
South Asia Politics, R.N.I. No.: DELENG/2002/6815, Vol. 12, No.13, September 2014, pp.38-40

Expatriates move on to social media for bonding capital
South Asia Politics, R.N.I. No.: DELENG/2002/6815, Vol. 12, No.12, April 2014, pp.28-30


Social media and social capital
South Asia Politics, R.N.I. No.: DELENG/2002/6815, Vol. 12, No.11, March 2014, pp.33-35

Pedagogy of the oppressed
South Asia Politics, R.N.I. No.: DELENG/2002/6815, Vol. 12, No. 10, February 2014, pp. 16-19

Growing gossip culture in social media
South Asia Politics, R.N.I. No.: DELENG/2002/6815, Vol. 12, No. 9 January 2014, pp. 18-21

2013


Social media under gunpoint
South Asia Politics, R.N.I. No.: DELENG/2002/6815, Vol. 12, No. 8, December 2013


Atoms to bits: Politics and protest in Internet India
Polit Book, Institute of Social and Political Sciences, Russia, ISSN 2227-1538, eISSN 2307-4590, 2013- NO. 2, pp. 8-23 (http://j.politbook.ru/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=118%3Apolitbook-2013-2-200-p&catid=42%3A2012-12-17-19-12-28&Itemid=186&lang=en)


Digitalising Political Identity
South Asia Politics, R.N.I. No.: DELENG/2002/6815,Vol.12, No.4 pp.39-41


Social Media Regulation
South Asia Politics, R.N.I. No.: DELENG/2002/6815,Vol.12, July 2013, pp. 39-42


The Wired Politics: Shrinking Internet Public in India
South Asia Politics, R.N.I. No.: DELENG/2002/6815,Vol.11, No.9, January 2013.pp17-20

2012

Democratizing Democracy: Women Reservation in India and beyond?
South Asia Politics, R.N.I. No.: DELENG/2002/6815,Vol.11, No.8, Dec 2012.pp38-41

The Mediated Public: Social Media and hate Space
South Asia Politics, R.N.I. No.: DELENG/2002/6815,Vol.11, No.6, Oct 2012.pp24-28

Rise of “Mouse Click” Politics.
South Asia Politics, R.N.I. No.: DELENG/2002/6815,Vol.11, No.1, May 2012.pp 33-38
               
2011

Towards Online Activism and Public Sphere in India
Indian Journal of Political Science, ISSN NO 0019-5510,Volume LXXII,No.2,April-June 2011,pp 477-488 

Public Sphere Online: Online Social Networking in India. A Methodological Enquiry for Space and Commons.
Brennen Journal of Multi-disciplinary Studies, ISSN NO 2231 -5489 Series VI, 2011, pp 65 -80, (www.linkedin.com/redir/redirect?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Ebrennencollege%2Eorg%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2013%2F01%2Fbrennen-journal-of-multidisciplinary-studies2011pdf-combined%2Epdf&urlhash=sRSY&trk=prof-publication-title-link)

Delocating the Space of Women’s Movement in Kerala’s Public Sehere.
Brennen Journal of Multi-disciplinary Studies, ISSN NO 2231 -5489 Series VI, 2011, pp 81-89, (www.linkedin.com/redir/redirect?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Ebrennencollege%2Eorg%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2013%2F01%2Fbrennen-journal-of-multidisciplinary-studies2011pdf-combined%2Epdf&urlhash=sRSY&trk=prof-publication-title-link)

Book Chapters
Collective Action in Internet: A glimpse of Greenpeace’ Online Activism in India.
Proceedings of the UGC Sponsored National Seminar on Beyongd Margins and New Social Movements ,organized by Department of History ,Sir Syed College,Taliparamba on 16 March 2011.

2010

Emission Trading and India’s Foreign Policy

Popular Magazines, Newspapers, Web Journals


2014

Is Modi government an old wine packed in a new bottle?

Marketing politics: rise of political consultancies

Social media fragments electoral politics
Opinion article published on Millennium Post, on 29 March 2014, In Focus: P. 9 (http://www.millenniumpost.in/NewsContent.aspx?NID=55456)

The wall battalions: Facebook in 16th General Election

Revenge porn: A way online platforms are being misused

Political power of social media is a myth(Part I &II)

How democratic is the democratic potential of Internet?

Political conspiracies in the fifth e-state

Celebrity culture among the political class

The politics of education 2.0

2013

Same sex love and future of queer activism in India

Gossip and hate diffuse in social media sites

Can social media create social capital for India?
Article posted on (http://indiaopines.com/social-media-create-social-capital-india/#!), on 10 December 2013

Social media and the Indian middle class

Leveraging social media for digital agora

Class basis of social media politics

Anxieties of Indian democracy

Expatriates build bonding capital through social media
Article published in Indiaopines.com, (http://indiaopines.com/expatriates-building-bonding-capital-social-media/#comments), 30 November 2013

Little platoons: Intellectual loneliness in fifth e-state

Article published in Indiaopines.com, (http://indiaopines.com/cell-phones-activism-pockets/) 19 November 2013
Shrinking fifth E-state constituencies

Social Media: The ghettos of Indian middle class,
 Article published on

Social media under fire in electoral heat

Connecting Alone: India's life style activism in social web

Digital Diva: Women sexuality and Indian Internet

Why Social media must be regulated?

Hate or love: What we click on the social media?

Personalised Political Dissent in Social Web
Article published on (http://www.countercurrents.org/biju200813.htm), 20 August 2013

Indian Politics warming up to social media

Government 2.0 in India

Is our political class credible?

2012

Internet activism is a myth

The wired politics: Shrinking Internet public in India



Saturday, September 27, 2014

Two-Day UGC National Seminar on 17-18 December 2014




Two-Day National Seminar

Identity Politics: Power and Protest from the Margins
17-18 December 2014
Sponsored by UGC
Organised by Department of Political Science
Government Brennen College,
Re-accredited by NAAC with “A” Grade
Affiliated to Kannur University Kerala, India.



Greetings from Thalassery!

Dear Sir/Madam/Friends/Students

We would like to invite your esteemed presence in the impending national seminar on “
Identity politics: Power and protest from the margins”, Two Day National Seminar on 17-18 December 2014, organised by Department of Political Science, Government Brennen College, Thalassery, Kannur, Kerala, India. The seminar is sponsored by University Grants Commission.

Proceedings of the seminar will be published with ISBN and final decision on the publication is the discretion of the organizer. The details of seminar topic and the theme are available on the link given below.

TA and Remuneration will be provided as per UGC norms to Resource persons, Invited lectures and chairs (National). Local hospitality will be provided.

Paper presenters will be provided TA. Accommodation will be provided if requested and will on twin sharing basis.

Interested teaching faculties can also participate.

Please, if interested, do reply to our email, blog post or Facebook update.




Last date for submission of abstract- 10 October 2014

Last date for submission of full paper- 05 December 2014




Concept Note


Politics of identity, and both the culture and identity in practice and theory demands attempts to counter the cultural stereotypes, prejudices and oppressions as part of their campaign for recognition, politics of presence, rights and equality.  The focus on identity in this specifically political sense is associated with a range of distinctive strategies and tactics designed to transform the consciousness of both oppressed and oppressor and to empower the movement constituency. Illegal seizures of land, which threaten to forcibly, displace as many as 22,000 people in India’s eastern state of Odisha was one such protest symptom. In India, 16 December 2012 and a ‘Nirbhaya’ movement, India against Corruption, Manesar factory, Koodamkulam, Nandigram, Singur, Nirbhaya, NBA, Koodamkulam, Aam Aadmisiation just to mention few among them, makes a larger claim on such movement constituency. From social science perspectives, identity and politics are unique in India. It tells us something of interest about contemporary Indian politics also. Fighting against oppression is an urgent issue in Indian society today and at one level, it has a social route where issues such as misogyny, caste related violence, human rights violations, and rape has become mobilising force. On the other, economic issues such as poverty, corruption, class questions, and access to education, and many, in deed, reached appalling levels. Protest culture, thereby seems extremely prevalent in India now. However, it does not attract much public attention. The Internet, television channels, newspapers, town squares, do represent the most emblematic symptoms of this protest culture in India, but do not get proper attention it deserved.

The seminar on Identity politics: Power and protest from the margins is going to understand the horizons of identity politics in India. Your presence is therefore cordially invited to the two-day long deliberation on this topic.

Seminar themes

1. Politics society interface: Discourses
2. Politics of identity: women, caste and religion  
3. Politics of survival: Peace, environment and green movements
4. Globalisation, market and new politics of exploitation
5. The politics of new social movements



With kindest regards


Contact
Convenor
Biju P R
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Political Science
Govt. Brennen College
Thalassery
Kannur
Kerala.
9847477116


How to Reach the College

The college is situated on the NH 17; 5 KM away from Thalassery Railway Station; roughly 60 KM away from Calicut Airport; and 167 KM away from Mangalore Airport.