There Is No Indian International Student

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There Is No Indian International Student

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In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Soma Chatterjee. She speaks about the strong overlap between education migration and labour migration, and the dissonant role of the international student, who is cast as both the problem behind and the solution to Canada’s economic and labour crises.

Soma Chatterjee is an Associate Professor at the School of Social Work, York University. Soma is broadly interested in migration and mobility, sovereignty and borders, and their ideological and material implications for contemporary Western nation building. She works at the disciplinary intersections of sociology (studies of nationalism and the diaspora) education (specifically, adult and higher education), social work (social policy and global justice), and geography (migration and mobility studies).

In her talk, Dr. Chatterjee makes a bold assertion: There is no Indian international student. We’ll let curious listeners dive into this episode to understand why she leaves us with this declaration.

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This podcast is the outcome of a one-day workshop that was organized on Indian international students held at the University of Toronto in October 2024, funded by the School of Cities. It is hosted by Girish Daswani, an associate professor at the University of Toronto, and Vedanth Govi, a Ph.D. candidate at York University. Taylor Stark is the editor and producer.

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