At IDEAS, “Moulding Methods”—a platform to explore the methodological journeys of scholars. From feminist literature to Indigenous research, this initiative delves into how critical approaches challenge traditional methods, reshape knowledge production, and navigate the complexities of research.
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This series will evolve as a think tank for methodological innovation, empowering researchers to question, adapt, and mold methods that meet the complexities of contemporary research challenges. Through its inclusive and interactive format, "Moulding Methods" envisions building a community where scholars not only exchange knowledge but also co-create pathways for methodological advancements.
Sessions dedicated to fostering collaborations and community building.
Inspirational talks by leading scholars sharing their personal methodological journeys and insights.
Platforms for researchers to present their thesis work or ongoing research methodologies.
Hands-on sessions offering practical training in new or innovative research techniques.
Expert-led panels analyzing specific methodological approaches, challenges, and trends.
Small-group conversations focusing on niche methodological topics or emerging debates.
We are seeking volunteers who are interested in supporting the impactful grassroots work carried out by these initiatives.
Assistant Director, I.D.E.A.S.
Assistant Professor, Jindal Global Law School
Assistant Director & Assistant Professor
IDEAS
Senior Research Fellow, I.D.E.A.S.
Associate Professor, Jindal Global Law School
"Methodologies of Care: Researching Cancer and Abortion in South Asia", 1st April 2025
“Dialogue on Affect and Sensory Methodologies: A Journey of Food and Architecture.” 28th April, 2025
"Memory and Ethnography: Is There a Method to This Madness?”, 27th March, 2025
