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Talks/ Lectures 2002
- 2 January 2002: Politics of Information in Bio-technology by Mike Fischer, MIT Program on Science, Technology, and Society.
- 8 January 2002: Technology, the Turing Test & Artificial Intelligence by Sanmay Das, MIT Artificial Intelligence Lab, Boston.
- 10 January 2002: [Im]possible Love and Sexual Pleasure in Colonial North India by Charu Gupta, Department of History, University of Delhi.
- 16 January 2002: Politics of Global Circulation of Human Genetic Material by Kaushik Sunderajan, MIT Program on Science, Technology & Society, Boston.
- 24 January 2002: Initializing History by Peter Callas, New Media Artist, from Australia.
- 30 January 2002: The Idea of Bombay by Gyan Prakash, Department of History, Princeton University, USA.
- 8 February 2002: Cinema & New Media by Thomas Elsaesser, Professor of Cinema Studies, University of Amsterdam.
- 14 February 2002: Cultural Citizenship & Global Immigration by Toby Miller, Professor of Cinema Studies, New York University.
- 27 February 2002: Launch of Sarai Reader 02: The Cities of Everyday Life
- 7 March 2002: Networks & Borders: Politics of Migration & Communication by Florian Schneider, Film Maker & New Media Activist.
- 13 March 2002: Reading the Demolition: Urban Transformation in New Delhi by Diya Mehra, Researcher, University of Texas, Austin.
- 14 March 2002: What's a Community? The Whitechapel Art Gallery & its multi-ethnic audience in the 1990s by Catherine Lampert, contemporary Art Historian based in the UK.
- 18 March 2002: Shaher Aur Sapna: Speculating on the City by Ashish Rajadhyaksha, Film Theorist, Bangalore.
- 20 March 2002: Copyright vs Community in the Age of Computer Networks by Richard Stallman, Founder, Free Software Foundation.
- 22 March 2002: Working Visions: The Imprint of Labour in Photography a presentation by Ravi Agarwal, Photographer & Environmentalist.
- 25 July 2002: Ecosocialist Manifesto by Joel Kovel, Department of Social Studies, Bard College, New York
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