Sara Shneiderman is an Associate Professor at IAR and the Department of Anthropology. Her research focuses on ethnicity and indigeneity, political movements, cross-border mobility and social transformation across South Asia and the Himalayas. In addition to her ongoing research projects, she regularly contributes to policy discussions about development, governance, and politics in Nepal, India, and Tibetan regions of China, and serves as advisor to several NGOs working in the region.
Sara Shneiderman is an Associate Professor at IAR and the Department of Anthropology. Her research focuses on ethnicity and indigeneity, political movements, cross-border mobility and social transformation across South Asia and the Himalayas. In addition to her ongoing research projects, she regularly contributes to policy discussions about development, governance, and politics in Nepal, India, and Tibetan regions of China, and serves as advisor to several NGOs working in the region.
Sara Shneiderman is an Associate Professor at IAR and the Department of Anthropology. Her research focuses on ethnicity and indigeneity, political movements, cross-border mobility and social transformation across South Asia and the Himalayas. In addition to her ongoing research projects, she regularly contributes to policy discussions about development, governance, and politics in Nepal, India, and Tibetan regions of China, and serves as advisor to several NGOs working in the region.