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Dr. SANJEEV KUMAR

Department of Geography, Raiganj University, Raiganj College Para, Uttar Dinajpur: 733134 W.B, India Phone:(+91) 7764005467, E-mail:[email protected]

Academic/ Professional Position

2018-till date Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, Raiganj University, Raiganj, West Bengal 2013-2018 Instructor, Department of Geography, B. N. College, Patna, India

Education

Patna University, Patna, India

Doctoral Scholar, (2012- 2016)

Thesis: Locational Conflict in the Patna Municipal Corporation Area (2001-2011): A Study in Urban Political Geography

Supervisor: Prof. Sudeepta Adhikari

University of Georgia, Athens, US

Researcher (Non Degree), Dept. of Geography, (2005-2012) Supervisor: Prof. Kavita Pandit

Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai, India

M.Phil. Planning and Development, (2002-2004)

Thesis: “Planning for Sustenance in the Rural Areas of Jharkhand” Supervisor: Prof. L.M. Bhole

Patna University, Patna, India

M.A. Geography, (1998-2000/01) (Second Position) B.A (Honors) Geography, (1995-1998)

Awards and Recognition

 Saeeda Peermahomed Award from the International Student Life Office, University of Georgia (UGA) 2008

(It is a yearly award for one international student at the UGA for his/her outstanding accomplishments, achievements and dedication to the international education and the international community)

 Outstanding Graduate Student Award from the Department of Intercultural Affairs, UGA 2008  Global Leadership Certificate from the Office of International Student Life, UGA 2008  ISL Appreciation Award from the Office of International Student Life, UGA 2007  Ranked Second in Master of Arts at the Patna University, Patna, India 2001

Awards

2009 Travel award(competitive) from the Graduate School, University of Georgia for AAG 2009 ($500)

2008 Travel award(competitive) from the Graduate School, University of Georgia for AAG 2008 ($ 500)

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Research Interest

 Issues of Identity and Conflict

 Demographic Challenges & Geopolitics

 Issues of Welfare; Entitlement and Human Development  Urban Issues; Climate Change and Sustainability

Ongoing Research Projects As Principal Project Director

 Granted Rs.450 thousand, by IMPRESS, ICSSR, Govt. of India for Researching on Birhor Tribes in India: Facing Challenges of Vulnerability

As Co-Project Investigator

 Granted Rs. 1.1 million, by IMPRESS, ICSSR, Govt. of India for Researching on An Appraisal on Women and Children’s Health Security and Self Esteem due to implementation of Swach Bharat in Four Eastern State of India.

 Granted Rs.750 thousand, by the Dept. of Science & Technology & Bio-technology Govt. of West Bengal on The Extent, Severity and Impact of Soil Degradation and its Sustainable Mitigation in the Western Districts of West Bengal.

 Granted Rs. 300 thousand by AKU, Patna, Govt. of Bihar for Researching on Analysis of spatiotemporal Land Use and Land Cover Changes using Remote Sensing and GIS of Patna in middle Gangetic plains, Eastern India

Research Experience

 Undertook an R&D project on the ‘Challenges Faced by the AIDS Care Providers: A study of Mumbai Region’ guided by Prof. T. Bhattacharya (Dept of H&SS, IIT Mumbai)

 Carried out a field study on the Work of Urban Municipality at Phaltan (Satara Dist. Maharastra), under Prof. K. Narayanan, (Dept of H&SS, IIT Mumbai) and in collaboration with YASDA, Pune in which I worked upon Land Use and Energy Consumption of Phaltan.

 Prepared a report on FDI as a Source of Finance for Development in India at IIT Mumbai

 Undertook a study on the Different Indices used to measure Development in India at IIT Mumbai.

 Undertook a study on the Population pattern and Infrastructural Development of C.D. Block Boreo (Sahebgunj Dist. Jharkhand) at Patna University

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Publications:

Journals:

2018

Kumar Sanjeev, (2018) ―Inter-Temporal Dynamics of Locational Conflict: An

Exploratory Study Urban Political Geography, Deccan Geographer, Pune

2016

Kumar Sanjeev, (2016) "Dynamics of Rural Urban Migration in India" Geographical

Review of India, Kolkata, 78(2):162-180.

2014

Kumar Sanjeev, (2014) "Etnography and Human Geography: A Report on use of

Ethnographic Techniques by the American Geographers" in Geographical Review of

India, 76(4):335-346

Book Chapters:

2019 Roy, A. and Kumar, S. (2019).Community Knowledge and Practice Regarding the Drinking Water and Sanitation in Dakshin Dinajpur District, West Bengal. in:Haque,Sk.M(Ed.)Issues in RESOURCE UTILIZATION (Ist edition).Kolkata :PAILCK, pp. 244-255.ISBN-978-93-88207-30-0

2019 Roy, A. and Kumar, S. (2019).Marginalized Namasudra Communities Women and Emancipation in Dakshin Dinajpur District, West Bengal:Role of Education in Socio Economic Transformation. In: Gupta, J. (Ed.) Women of Marginalized Communities :Concern about Excluaion(Ist edition).New Delhi :Swarap and Sons Publication. pp.83-99.

2016

Adhikari Sudeepta and Sanjeev Kumar, 'Environmental Consciousness and Movements:

The Journey So Far', in Environmental Degradation and Disasters- A Vision Plan for

Sustainable Development, ed. Vol. by Tapan Kumar Das and Keshab Mandal, Avnel

Press, WB, 209-212.

2012

Kumar Sanjeev, (2012) ―Sangh Parivar and the Bhutanese Refugees: Constructing a

Hindu Diaspora in the US.‖ In Public Hinduisms, Ed. by John Zavos, Pralay Kanungo,

Deepa S. Reddy, Maya Warrier and Raymond Brady Williams, Sage: New Delhi,

392-397

Presentations and Talks Invited Lecture:

2010 “Constructing a Hindu Diaspora out of Second Generation Immigrants” at Asian Development Research Institute, Patna, India January 8, 2010

2009 “Hinduism as practiced in the Diaspora” at Loganville High School, Loganville, Georgia January 2009

2009 “We want Computer Chips not Potato Chips”: Snapshots of a Globalized World-order form Global South” for INTL 1101: Introduction to Global Issues, UGA Feb, 2009

2009 “McDonalds to McJihad”: Snapshots of a Globalized World-order form Global North” for INTL 1101: Introduction to Global Issues, UGA Feb. 2009

2008 “Afghanistan: Land and People,” at Jefferson Middle School, Jefferson, Georgia October 1, 2008.

2008 “Globalization Geopolitics and Global order: Part-2” for INTL 3200: Introduction to International Relations, UGA Sept. 2009

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2008 “Globalization Geopolitics and Global order: Part-1” for INTL 3200: Introduction to International Relations, UGA Sept. 2009

2007 “Impact of Big Dams: A Case of the Tehri Dam in India” for GEOG 1125: Nature Resource and Society, UGA Oct. 17, 2007

2007 “Politics of Territory and Space” for GEOG 1101: Introduction to Human Geography, UGA Mar. 2007

2006 “Decoding South Asia for the American Students” at Gainesville State College Oconee Campus, Watkinsville, Georgia Nov. 9, 2006

2006 “Understanding Transnationalism” at Asian Development Research Institute, Patna, India, May 29, 2006

Presentations at professional conferences:

2015 A Histogeographical Account of Patna and its Environs, 36th. Indian Geographer's Meet and International Seminar on Environmental Changes and Challenges: Local, Regional and Global Prespectives, Gauhati University, Guwahati, Feb 25-28, 2015.

2009 Sangh Parivar and the Bhutanese Refugees: Constructing a Hindu Diaspora in the US, International Seminar on Hindu Transnationalism, Origins, Ideologies and Networks, Rice University, Huston, November 21, 2009

2009 Ethnography and Human Geography: A Report on the Use of Ethnographic Methods by the Human Geographers, Association of American Geographers annual conference, Las Vegas March 25, 2009

2008 Transnationalism, Sangh Parivar and the Indian Immigrants in the United States, Association of American Geographers annual conference, Boston April 18, 2008

2007 Constructing Transnationalism: A Case of the Indian Immigrants in the United States, Association of American Geographers annual conference, San Francisco April 19, 2007 2004 Civil Society and the Urban Poor: A case study of NGO Intervention in the Struggle for

Shelter among the Urban Poors of Mumbai, with Adhikari Sanchayeeta at International Workshop on Researching the Non-Governmental Sectors: India and South Asia Perspectives, Jaipur, India November 27, 2004

2004 Communities Identities and Globalization: Transition of Peripheries in Northeast India, with Tamuli Monuj Kr. National Seminar on Marginalized People, Pune, India, March 2004

Professional Activities

2009 Co-organized(with Arnisson Andre C. Ortega, University of Washington) panel session on Our Cohort’s Response: Graduate Students and the (Re)Theorization Project in Population Geography, Association of American Geographers annual conference at Las Vegas, NV March 27 2009

2008 Co-organized (with Yu Zhou, Vassar College) two paper sessions on Immigrant, Returnees and the State, and Immigrant, Returnees and Globalization, Association of American Geographers annual conference, Boston, MA April 18, 2008

Service Activities at the USA Disciplinary Service

2009-2011 Webmaster for the Asian Geography Specialty Group, in Association of American Geographers

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2007-2009 Elected Student Board Member of Asian Geography Specialty Group, in Association of American Geographers

Service to the University of Georgia

2010 Student Member to interact and interview with the candidates for the Director of International Student Scholar and Immigration Services, UGA

2010 Member of screening committee for potential candidates for the Assistant Director of International Students Life, UGA

2008-2010 Memberof the Strategic Planning Committee, Department of Intercultural Affairs, UGA 2009 Invited Attendee at the planning and organizing committee for UGA’s

India Initiative

organized by the International Public Service and Outreach, University of Georgia.

2008 Co-chairFinancial Committee for International Street Festival at University of Georgia. 2006- 2008 Mentoredundergraduate and graduate students through Global Friends Program, UGA 2006-2007 ElectedPresidentof the Indian Student Association, University of Georgia

2006 AdvisedCarl Vinson Institute of Government, UGA on their proposed India initiative

Outreach Activities:

2015 Delegate, India and the Indian Ocean: Renewing Maritime Trade and Civilisational Linkages, organized by Research and Information System for Developing Countries and Institute of Social and Cultural Studies, Bhubaneswar 20-22nd. March.

2007 Panelist, From Gandhi to King: Lessons for Contemporary Movements for Social Justice at Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration Week, UGA (January)

2006 Interviewed for Television by Grady College, UGA on “Representation of India in the U.S Media” (November 2006)

2006 Panelist, Images of Home Town: A Comparative Analysis of Small Towns across the World, Department of Child & Family Development, University of Georgia (September)

2005 Presenter, on Devising a Plan for Sustainable Sustenance in Jharkhand, Seminar on Civil Society and Development of Jarkhand, Ranchi, India, January 8, 2005

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