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The Norwegian College of Fishery Science zoheb.mashiur@uit.no Tromsø Norges fiskerihøgskole A404

Zoheb Mashiur

Researcher

Job description

I am a researcher in human-water relations at the Nfh - Norwegian Fisheries College. I am a member of the CRAFT research group, and am engaged in the projects FUTURES4FISH and FLOW.

My research interests lie in cultural critique, particularly in new media, on representations of power in the context of futures and environmental discourse.

  • Zoheb Mashiur, Melania Borit, Riyan J. G. van den Born, Bernadette F. van Heel, Krisztina Jonas, Max Priebe et al.:
    FLOW D1.1 Open Access Transdisciplinary Dataset FLOW Encyclopædia
    2023 FULLTEKST

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    Publications outside Cristin

    Mashiur, Zoheb. '“A Very Entertaining Book”: The Ventriloquism of Rudyard Kipling's The Eyes of Asia'. Litteraria Pragensia: Studies in Literature and Culture, no. 61 (2021): 80–99.

    Research interests

    Colonialism and postcolonialism

    Race, gender and class

    Migration

    South Asian colonial and national history

    Politics and populism

    Games (digital, tabletop, roleplaying)

    ORCID: https://app.cristin.no/persons/show.jsf?id=1536423

    Member of research group

    Engaging Conflicts in a Digital Era (ENCODE)   Norsk innhold

    Member of project

    FUTURES4Fish    English content

    CV

    PhD candidate in EJD-MOVES: Migration and Modernity -- Historical and Cultural Challenges
    Charles University (Department of Anglophone Literature and Cultures) & University of Kent (School of English, Brussels School of International Studies)

    MA in International Migration with International Conflict and Security
    University of Kent (Brussels School of International Studies)

    BSS in Economics
    BRAC University (Department of Economics and Social Sciences)

    Norges fiskerihøgskole A404


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