Narendra Subramanian
Associate Professor of Political Science, McGill University
Narendra Subramanian is Associate Professor of Political Science at McGill University. He studies the politics of ethnicity, nationalism, religion, gender and race, primarily in India. Subramanian’s work explores the role of identity politics in political mobilization, electoral competition, public culture, and public policy; the functioning of democracies amidst social inequalities with long histories; and different ways in which policy-makers and citizens attempt to resolve the tensions between official secularism and the significant presence of religion in public life.
Narendra Subramanian is Associate Professor of Political Science at McGill University. He studies the politics of ethnicity, nationalism, religion, gender and race, primarily in India. Subramanian’s work explores the role of identity politics in political mobilization, electoral competition, public culture, and public policy; the functioning of democracies amidst social inequalities with long histories; and different ways in which policy-makers and citizens attempt to resolve the tensions between official secularism and the significant presence of religion in public life.
