• PhD in Social Anthropology from London School of Economics , in 2011
• MA in Social Anthropology from School of Oriental and African Studies , in 2002

EDITED SPECIAL ISSUES

• “Victimhood: A symposium of its politics in our times” (2020) Seminar #727, March Issue

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• "The limits of recovery: coming of age, aspirations and (im)mobility among displaced Pandit youth in Jammu", South Asian History and Culture 15: 1-12
• “The Dull Pain of Simmering Anger: Affective and Emotional Experiences among Displaced Kashmiri Pandits, (2020) HIMALAYA 40(1):49-62
• “ ‘That was natural. This is just artificial’!: Displacement, memory, worship, and connection at a Kashmiri Hindu shrine replica, (2019) History and Anthropology 30(3): 276-292
• “Mind the Gap?: Navigating the Quantitative and the Qualitative in Survey research”, (With Divya Vaid) (2018) Studies in Indian Politics 6(1):140-145
• “Teaching Political Violence: Experiences from a South Asian Classroom”, (2017), Studies in Indian Politics 5(2): 262-268
• “Uncertain Journeys: return migration, home and uncertainty among a displaced Kashmiri community” (2017) Modern Asian Studies 51 (4): 1099-1125
• “Rethinking spaces of exception: notes from a forced migrant camp in Jammu and Kashmir” (2016) International Journal of Migration and Border Studies 2(2): 162-175 (Special Issue on Forced Migration in South Asia)
• “Dealing with dislocation: Migration, place and home among displaced Kashmiri Pandits in Jammu and Kashmir.” (2016) Contributions to Indian Sociology 50(1): 52-79

• “Ethical Dilemmas of the Encounter: Ethnography, Fieldwork and Political Violence.” (2015) Studies in Indian Politics 3(2): 284-28

Book Chapters

• “The Blank Space between Nationalisms: locating the Kashmiri Pandits in Liberal and Hindu nationalist politics in relation to Kashmir and India”, In Bhan, Mona, Haley Duschinski & Cabeiri deBergh Robinson (ed.) (2023) The Palgrave Handbook of New Directions in Kashmir Studies, 
• “Remembering Home, Imagining the Future: Changing Meanings of Home Among Kashmiri Pandits” In Bhan, Mona, Haley Duschinski & Deepti Misri (ed.) (2022) Routledge Handbook of Critical Kashmir Studies, New York, Routledge
•  “The Life of Labels: Refugees, Displaced Persons and Migrants.” (2022) In Rajan, S. Irudaya (ed.) The Routledge Handbook of Refugees in India, New York: Routledge 
•  “Dealing with dislocation: Migration, place and home among displaced Kashmiri Pandits in Jammu and Kashmir.” (2020) In Miller, Barbara (ed.) Socio-Cultural Anthropology: Critical and Primary Sources Vo. 4, London: Bloomsbury Press
• “Kashmiri Pandits: The ambiguous minority” (2020) in Fazal, Tanweer (ed.) The Minority Conundrum: Living in Majoritarian Times. New Delhi: Penguin
• “Caste and Contemporary Hindu Society: Community, Politics and Work”, (With Divya Vaid). (2019) Modern Hinduism edited by Torkel Brekke, Oxford: Oxford University Press. 

PUBLIC OUTREACH PUBLICATIONS

• “Pandemic times in Metropolitan India”, (2021) The Lighthouse # 7: 80-83, April

         Interviews on Victimhood with Michael Rothberg, Sanjay Srivastava and Sanjay Kak (2020) Seminar #727

• “Mobility, Diaspora and Victimhood” (with Divya Vaid) (2020) Seminar#727, March issue
• “The Problem: Introduction (to the special issue)” (2020) Seminar #727, March Issue
• “Seeking Sanctuary, Remembering Jammu: Cosmopolitan Ethics Outside the Metropolis” (2019), The India Forum, Dec 6, https://www.theindiaforum.in/article/seeking-sanctuary-remembering-jammu
• “Four Moves: Relating to each other in times of difference” (2019) Mashaemit Gharrih: The forgotten homes, https://mashaemitgarrih.wixsite.com/forgotten-homes/ankur-dutta
• “Culture Summary: Kashmir” (2019) New Haven, CT.: Human Relations Area Files 
• “Remaking Life in Neo-Liberal Times: normalcy, conflict and displacement in Jammu and Kashmir”, (2017) E-Symposium, International Sociological Association 7(3), https://www.isaportal.org/resources/resource/remaking-life-in-neo-liberal-times/