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MSc Sociology, University of Oxford


B.A (Hons.) Sociology, Hindu College, University of Delhi. 

Prof. Srijani Datta

Lecturer and Research Associate, Singhvi Centre for Constitutional, Parliamentary and Legal Studies

Email srijani.datta@jgu.edu.in
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Key Expertise Environmental Sociology, Urban Governance, Social Movements, Mobility.

MSc Sociology, University of Oxford


B.A (Hons.) Sociology, Hindu College, University of Delhi. 


Biography

Srijani Datta is a Lecturer and teaches Sociology at Jindal Global Law School. She holds a Bachelors in Sociology from Hindu College, University of Delhi and a Masters in Sociology from the University of Oxford. She has a keen interest in studying urban governance, mobility and public transport, environmental resource governance and social movements. She is also interested in exploring diverse research methods including time use diaries, geo-spatial methods and participatory research methods.

Srijani has previously worked in the Climate and Ecosystems team at Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy. Srijani was also the curator of Asia's first climate justice themed library in New Delhi housing over 2,000 books on various intersections of environmental law, renewable energy, resource governance, agriculture, natural disasters etc. In the UK, she worked as a Research Assistant at the Department of Social Policy and Intervention at the University of Oxford conducting mixed-methods policy evaluations in the health and social care sectors.
 

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Datta, S. (2026, July 20). Reclaiming footpaths for people. The Hindu. Know More

Datta, S., Buivydaite, R., Barlow, J., Carvalho, J., & Mann, D. (2026). Children’s experience of a new approach to family safeguarding in Oxfordshire Children’s social care services. Children and Youth Services Review, 183, 108818. Know More

Datta, S., & Kothakota, N. (2026, June 8). Great Nicobar’s blueprint for ‘development at any cost.’ Frontline. Know More

Datta, S. (2024). India at COP29: Holding the line on climate finance. Heinrich-Böll Stiftung.Know More

Datta, S. (2024). Framing Climate Activism. RePLITO. Know More
Email srijani.datta@jgu.edu.in
Key Expertise Environmental Sociology, Urban Governance, Social Movements, Mobility.
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