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16.11.2021
Russian State University for the humanities (RSUH) Moscow, Russia
RSUH students and teachers were co-organizers of the Online International Round Table “NORTH-EAST INDIA: migration in the age of pandemization and digitalization”.
The plenary session was be opened by lecture of Prof. Joydeep Baruah, Director Surya Kumar Bhuyan, School of Social Sciences, Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University, Assam, India.
The following topics were discussed at the Section 1:
Assam as a center for the development of the infrastructure of the NER, Institutions of cultural and political identity among migrants and ethnic groups of northeastern India, Interaction of languages: internal and external migrations, Legislative framework and immigrants, Terrorism and separatism in the states of the NER, An outside perspective: emigration from other countries in the NER, Migration flows.
The presentations made by students of the RSUH, MGIMO University, Kazan Federal University (Tatarstan, Russia):
1. Chirkova Christina. Topic of the report: "Migration policy of Hong Kong" (in English).
2. Mikheeva-Demina Ekaterina. Topic of the report: "The Chinese American community" (in English).
3. Savraeva Ulyana. Topic of the report: “Non-resident Indians in USA. Indian diaspora "(in English)
4. Melnikova Svetlana. Presentation topic: "Migration flows of Afghanistan" (in English)
5. Yakshibaev Azamat. Topic of the report: "British Indians" (in English)
6. Ryazanova Daria. Topic of the report: "Chinese migration during the civil war"
7. Belaya Maria. Topic of the report: "Korean migration during the Japanese occupation"
8. Kasatkina Vasilina. Topic of the report: "Features of Chinese migration in Vietnam"
9. Petrova Angelina. Topic of the report: "Features of student migration in Southeast Asia"
10. Shri Bobkov Dmitry, teacher of Hindi and students – Barsukova Anastasia, Kalinina Tatyana. Institute of International Relations, Kazan Federal University. Topic of the report: "Tourist flow through Tatarstan-India in a pandemic".
Section 2. The impact of the CAA, 2019 amendment on relations in the SAARC countries, Tourism as latent migration, Tourism in the NER before and after the pandemic, Migrations in the history of the NER, The impact of Covid-19 on migration processes in northeastern India, Social conflicts of migrants and ethnic tribes NER, Informatization and migration flows.
1. Novikova Arina, 2nd year MA student of the RSUH. Topic of the report: "Reaction of international and regional organizations to the CAA amendment, 2019"
2. Mukhametkhanova Amina, Plotnikova Alena, 3rd year BA students of the RSUH. Topic of the report: "Tourism as a type of hidden migration in Assam"
3. Kiseleva Sophia, Moskalenko Ekaterina, 3rd year BA students of the RSUH. Topic of the report: “Development of the "melting pot" in the territory of the state of Assam”.
4. Petrova Yulia, 3rd year BA student of the Faculty of International Relations of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia. Topic of the report: “India's International Obligations and Migration in Northeast India”.
Organizers:
Russian State University for the Humanities (RSUH): prof. Alexander Stolyarov, Dr. Indira Gazieva
Center for Indian Studies, Institute of International Relations, Kazan Federal University: Dr. Guzel Mratkhuzina, Director of the Center of Indian Studies, Shri Dmitriy Bobkov, Hindi teacher.
Department of Indo-Iranian and African Languages, Faculty of International Relations, MGIMO University, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia: Dr. Elena Gladkova, Head, Dr. Maria Starikova, Hindi teacher.
RSUH students and teachers were co-organizers of the Online International Round Table “NORTH-EAST INDIA: migration in the age of pandemization and digitalization”.
November 16, 2021Russian State University for the humanities (RSUH) Moscow, Russia
RSUH students and teachers were co-organizers of the Online International Round Table “NORTH-EAST INDIA: migration in the age of pandemization and digitalization”.
The plenary session was be opened by lecture of Prof. Joydeep Baruah, Director Surya Kumar Bhuyan, School of Social Sciences, Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University, Assam, India.
The following topics were discussed at the Section 1:
Assam as a center for the development of the infrastructure of the NER, Institutions of cultural and political identity among migrants and ethnic groups of northeastern India, Interaction of languages: internal and external migrations, Legislative framework and immigrants, Terrorism and separatism in the states of the NER, An outside perspective: emigration from other countries in the NER, Migration flows.
The presentations made by students of the RSUH, MGIMO University, Kazan Federal University (Tatarstan, Russia):
1. Chirkova Christina. Topic of the report: "Migration policy of Hong Kong" (in English).
2. Mikheeva-Demina Ekaterina. Topic of the report: "The Chinese American community" (in English).
3. Savraeva Ulyana. Topic of the report: “Non-resident Indians in USA. Indian diaspora "(in English)
4. Melnikova Svetlana. Presentation topic: "Migration flows of Afghanistan" (in English)
5. Yakshibaev Azamat. Topic of the report: "British Indians" (in English)
6. Ryazanova Daria. Topic of the report: "Chinese migration during the civil war"
7. Belaya Maria. Topic of the report: "Korean migration during the Japanese occupation"
8. Kasatkina Vasilina. Topic of the report: "Features of Chinese migration in Vietnam"
9. Petrova Angelina. Topic of the report: "Features of student migration in Southeast Asia"
10. Shri Bobkov Dmitry, teacher of Hindi and students – Barsukova Anastasia, Kalinina Tatyana. Institute of International Relations, Kazan Federal University. Topic of the report: "Tourist flow through Tatarstan-India in a pandemic".
Section 2. The impact of the CAA, 2019 amendment on relations in the SAARC countries, Tourism as latent migration, Tourism in the NER before and after the pandemic, Migrations in the history of the NER, The impact of Covid-19 on migration processes in northeastern India, Social conflicts of migrants and ethnic tribes NER, Informatization and migration flows.
1. Novikova Arina, 2nd year MA student of the RSUH. Topic of the report: "Reaction of international and regional organizations to the CAA amendment, 2019"
2. Mukhametkhanova Amina, Plotnikova Alena, 3rd year BA students of the RSUH. Topic of the report: "Tourism as a type of hidden migration in Assam"
3. Kiseleva Sophia, Moskalenko Ekaterina, 3rd year BA students of the RSUH. Topic of the report: “Development of the "melting pot" in the territory of the state of Assam”.
4. Petrova Yulia, 3rd year BA student of the Faculty of International Relations of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia. Topic of the report: “India's International Obligations and Migration in Northeast India”.
Organizers:
Russian State University for the Humanities (RSUH): prof. Alexander Stolyarov, Dr. Indira Gazieva
Center for Indian Studies, Institute of International Relations, Kazan Federal University: Dr. Guzel Mratkhuzina, Director of the Center of Indian Studies, Shri Dmitriy Bobkov, Hindi teacher.
Department of Indo-Iranian and African Languages, Faculty of International Relations, MGIMO University, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia: Dr. Elena Gladkova, Head, Dr. Maria Starikova, Hindi teacher.
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