Name |
Prof. K N Panikkar |
Designation |
Chairman |
Contact Info: |
Tel: 0471-2315354, Mob:9846497797 Mail-id: knpanikkar@gmail.com
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Working in KCHR Since |
June 2001 |
Education Summary |
M.A, Ph.D |
Professional Experience |
ACADEMIC POSITIONS HELD
OTHER POSITIONS
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Countries Visited |
United Kingdom, France, Italy, Holland, Denmark,Russia, Japan, Portugal, Germany, Spain, Switzerland, United States of America, Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica, Cuba, Zimbawe, Hong Kong, Panama, Nicaragua, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Thailand, United Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Baharain, China and Turkey.. |
Publications |
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BOOKS
1. British Diplomacy in North India, Associate Publishing House, New Delhi, 1968. 2. Against Lord and State, religion and Peasant Uprisings in Malabar, Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 1990. 3. Culture and Consciousness in Modern India, Peoples Publishing House, New Delhi, 1990 (Also in Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi) 4. Culture, Ideology and Hegemony- Intellectuals and Social Consciousness in Colonial India, Tulika, New Delhi, 1996, Anthem Books, London, 2002.( Also in Hindi and Malayalam) 5. Communal Threat, Secular Challenge, Earth Worm, Madras, 1997 (Also in Tamil) 6. Before the Night Falls: Forebodings of Fascism in India, Books for Change, Bangalore, 2002 7. Agenda for Cultural Action and Other Essays, Three Essays Press, New Delhi, 2002 8. Colonialism, Culture and Resistance, Oxford University Press , 2007 9. History as A Site of Struggle, Three Books Collective, New Delhi, 2014 10. Essays on the History and Society of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram, 2015 11. John Malcolm, Political History of India, 2 vols, Edited with Introduction and Explanatory Notes, Associated Publishing House, New Delhi, 1970. 12. National and Left Movements in India, Vikas, New Delhi, 1980 13. Peasant Protest and Revolts in Malabar- A Source Volume, Peoples Publishing House, New Delhi, 1990. 14. Communalism in India- History, Politics and Culture, Manohar, New Delhi, 1992 15. A Concerned Indian’s Guide to Communalism, Penguin, New Delhi, 1999. Also in Tamil and Malayalam 16. Making of History, Edited With Terry Byres and Utsa Patnaik, Tulika, New Delhi. 2000. 17. Towards Freedom, 1940, A Documentary History of the Freedom Struggle. New Delhi, 2008. ( Earlier withheld from Publication by the Indian Council for Historical Research) 18. Communalism, Civil Society and the State: Reflections on a Decade of Turbulance, Edited with Sukumar Muralidharan. , New Delhi, 2002. 19. Perspectves on Modern Indian Hisyory, Popular Prakasan Bombay 20. Higher Education in India, Pearson Publications. B. Books Edited(Some of the above books also published in Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil and Telugu) Books in Malayalam 1. Samskaravum Avabhodam Adunika Indiayil, Thiruvanantapuram, 1975 2. Vargiyatayude Pratyayashastram, Thiruvantapuram. 1991 3. Vargeeyata, Matanirapekshata, Samskaram, Kozhikode, 1997 4. Vargeeyatayude Verukal Tedi, Kozhikode, 1900 5. Samskaravum Desiyatayum, Trichur, 2002 6. Malabar Kalapam, , Kottayam,2004 7. Iruttu Veezhum Mumbu, Calicut,2005. 8. Fascistinte Nalukal, Calcut, 2005 9. Sambhashnangal, Calicut,2005. 10. Colonialism, Samskaram, Parampryabudhigeevikal, Thiruvananthapuram 2006 11. Secular Patangal, Thiruvananthapuram, 2007. 12. Sambhashanangal, Trissur, 2008 13. Thirenjeditha Prabandangal, Trissur, 2009. 14. Samakarika Bhauthikam, Kottayam, 2013 15. Charithinnu Sambhavikunnatu, Kopzhikode, 2016 Books in Hindi 1. Sanskiti, Chetana, Vichardara, New Delhi, 1995 2. Aupaniveshik Bharat Me Sanskitic aur Vichratmak Sankarsh, New Delhi, 2003 C. Chapters in Books1. ‘The first Major Challenge: the Revolt of 1857’; ‘Socio Religious Reform and the National Awakening’ in Bipan Chandra et.al., India’s Struggle for Independence, Penguin, New Delhi, 1988. 2. ‘Towards an Agenda of Secularsm’, in Rajendra Sail and Ajit Murickan ed. Transending Boundaries,Bombay, 1995 3. ‘The Intellectual History of Colonial India’ in Sabyasachi Bhattacharya and Romila Thapar Ed. Situating Indian History, Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 1986. 4. ‘A Historical Overview’in S. Gopal Ed. Anatomy of Confrontation- the Babri Masjid- Ramjanmabhoomi Issue, Penguin, New Delhi, 1991. 5. ‘Vaikkam Satyagraha: The Struggle Against Untouchability’, in Ravi Dayal Ed. We Fought Together for Freedom Oxford University Press, New Delhi. 6. ‘Perception of the Role of Tradition in the Quest for Modernity in Colonial India’, in the Proceedings of International Conference on the East and the Meaning of History, Rome, 1994. 7. ‘Globalisation and Culture’ in Globalisation and SAP: Trends and Impact, Mumbai, 1997. 8. ‘Creating a Cultural Taste: Reading a nineteenth Century Malayalam Novel’ in R. Champaklakshmi and Romila Thapar Ed. Tradition, Dissent and Ideology, Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 1996. 9. ‘The “Great” Shoe Question: Tradition, Legitimacy, and Power in Colonial India’, in Katja Fullberg-Stolberg, Petra Heidrich, Ellinor Schone Ed. Dissociation and Appropriation: Responses to Glogalisation in Asia and Africa, Berlin 1999. 10. ‘Peasant Revolts in Malabar’ in P.J. Cherian Ed. Perspectives on Kerala History, Trivandrum, 1999. 11. ‘Peasant Revolts in Malabar in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries’, in A. R. Desai Ed. Peasant Struggles in India, Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 1975. 12. ‘Land Control, Ideology, and Reforms: A Study of the Change in family Organisation and Marriage System in Kerala’ in S.C. Mallik Ed. Determinants of Social Status in India, Institute of Advanced Studies, Shimla, 1986. 13. History and Archives’ in History on the March, Kerala History Association, Kochi, 1965. 14. Religious Symbols and Political Mobilisation’ in Rajeswari Ghosh Ed. In Quest of A Secular Symbol, Hong Kong, 1996 15. ‘Cultural Contest in Colonial India’ in UNESCO Seminar Proceedings, Harare, 1989. 16. ‘ Culture, Nationalism and Communal Politics’ in K.N.Panikkar et al Ed. Making of History, Tulika, New Delhi, 2000. 17. ‘Hindu : Secularism Challenged’ in Zubeida Mustafa (ed), The South Asian Century, Karachi,2001 18. ‘Whatever happened to the Renaissance in India’ in K. Satchidannadan (Ed.) Antaral: End Century Meditations, New Delhi, 2002. 19. ‘A Dangerous Decade’ in K.N. Panikkar and Sukumar Muraleedharan ( Ed.) in Communalism, Civil Society and the State : Reflections on a Decade of Turbulance, New Delhi, 2002. 20. ‘Cultural Pasts and National Identity’in India and Indology: Past, Present and Future, Calcutta, 2004 21. ‘Colonial Heterogeneity and Cultural Change’ in Bipan Chandra and Mahajan, Sucheta (ed), Composite Culture in a Multicultural society, New Delhi, 2007 22. ‘Cultural Trends in Pre-Colonial India’ in Irfan Habib and Druv Raina (ed), History of Science, Delhi,2007. 23. ‘History Through Facts and Myths’ in Madhusree Dutta & Smriti Nevatia (ed.), Sites and Practices: An Exercise in Cultural Pedagogy, Mumbai, 2006 ARTICLES 1. ‘Agrarian Legislation and Social classes in Malabar’, Economic and Political Weekly,28 May, 1978. 2. ‘Cultural Trends in Pre-Colonial India: An Overview’, Studies in Histroy,1980, No.2. 3. ‘Peasant Exploitation in Malabar in the Nineteenth Century: Continuity and Change’, Journal of Kerala History, 1986 4. ‘Culture and Ideology: Contradictions in the Intellectual History of Colonial India’, Economic and Political Weekly, December 1987. 5. ‘Cultural Implications of Colonialism, the Indian Experience’, International Seminar on Culture, Kashima City, Japan, August, 1990. 6. ‘Appropriation of History and Historian’s Role’, South Indian History Congress, Presidential Address, Historiography Section, 1991. 7. ‘Culture and Hegemony: Revitalisation of Indigenous Medicine in Keralam’, Studies in History, July- Dec.1992. 8. ‘Culture and Communalism’, Social Scientist, March-April, 1993 9. ‘In Defence of ‘Old’ History’, Economic and Political Weekly, 5 Dec. 1994. 10. ‘Conceptualising Nationalism in India’, Father Heras Memorial Lectures, Father Heras Institute, Bombay,1996. 11. ‘Left Cultural Intervention’, Economic and Political Weekly, 12 April 1997. 12. ‘International Discourse Today’, Key Note Address to the International Conference on Globalisation and International Solidarity, Bombay, 1998. 13. ‘Nationalism and Communalism in Colonial India’ Lecture delivered at Centre for South Asian Studies, Humbolt University, Berlin, 1998. 14. ‘Interrogating Colonialism: Novel as Imagined History’, Sahitya Academy Seminar, New Delhi, 1999. 15. Outsider as Enemy: Politics of Rewriting History, ICANAS Conference, Montreal Canada, 2000 16. Whatever Happened to the Renaissance in India, Antaral Lecture, 2000, Sahitya Academy, New Delhi. 17. Culture, Colonialism and Revivalism, West Bengal History Association Annual Conference, Key Note Address, 2001. 18. Cultural Pasts and National Identity, Kappen Memorial Lecture, Vistar, Bangalore, 2004 19. Minorities in South Asia, Workshop on the Condition of Minorities in South Asia, Key Note Address, New Delhi, 2005 20. History Textbooks in India : Narratives of Religious Nationalism, International Conference of Historians, Sydney, 2005 21. ‘Values of Higher Education in a Multi cultural Society’, Journal of Educational Planning and Administration, Vol.XXI, No.1, Jan 2007 22. ‘Culture as a Site of Struggle’, Presidential Address to the Indian History Congress, 39th Session, 2008. Published in Economic and Political Weekly, vol. XLIV, No.7, 14 Feb.2009 23. Imperatives of a Left Political Public sphere, Economic and Political Weekly, 30 October 2015 AND SEVERAL OTHERS. Articles in Newspapers and popular journals which are far too many to be listed. |