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| | The Politics of Youth in South Asia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) |
 | | Not only is South Asia demographically 'young', but neo-liberal economic change, educational restructuring, and moves to increase young people's political participation are rapidly transforming experiences of youth in the region. |
 | | The aim of the panel is not only to deepen understanding of young people's lives, but also explore what a focus on youth might contribute to broader debates, for example, regarding state/society relations, neo-liberal change, and the social construction of progress, development, and modernity. |
 | | Craig's research interests lie in educational transformation in India, state/society relations, youth cultures, student activism, and the social construction of progress in South Asia. |
| www.ias.berkeley.edu /southasia/youthsa.html (272 words) |
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