School of International and Comparative Studies
Engaging global academic fora and comparing Bodo culture with related indigenous and world civilizations.
Overview & Research Scope
Conducts comparative studies across South and Southeast Asian ethnic communities, publishing scholarly monographs and representing Bodology in international academic symposiums.
Under the framework of Bodology, this school aims to synthesize traditional epistemologies with rigorous modern research methodologies. Researchers affiliated with this school produce monographs, organize specialized seminars, and contribute articles to the annual Halali magazine.
Primary Focal Themes
- Critical documentation of indigenous oral history and ethnography.
- Preservation of endangered dialects, vocabulary, and folklore.
- Comparative analysis with South and Southeast Asian indigenous civilizations.
- Mentorship and guidance for doctoral candidates and independent researchers.
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Faculty & Members
The director and scholar members affiliated with School of International and Comparative Studies.