Yuda is a PhD student and graduate teaching fellow in the Anthropology department at the University of Oregon. He received his BA in anthropology from Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia, and an MA in Anthropology from Northern Illinois University, where he was awarded the 2020 Outstanding Graduate Student Award. He works in a multicultural environment in Indonesia and West Papua with several grassroots and Indigenous communities. His doctoral research investigates development regimes, land grabbing, social movements, feminist praxis and ethics of care, nonprofit activism, law, and relational world-making in Indonesia and Southeast Asia, seeking to understand how development is challenged and transmogrified by multiple forms of politics. Yuda is also a Digital Editorial Fellow for the Political and Legal Anthropology Review journal (PoLAR) (https://polarjournal.org/digital-editorial-fellows/) and is passionate about teaching, social justice activism, and various global solidarity efforts.
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Full Name
Yuda Rasyadian
First Name
Yuda
Last Name
Rasyadian
Affiliation
Graduate Student
Title
Graduate Student
Additional Title
Graduate Employee
Office
Condon Hall 365
Office Hours
Thursday 2-4 p.m.
Departments
Anthropology
Affiliated Departments
Anthropology
Interests
Development, political anthropology, political economy, social theories, social movements, feminist praxis and methodologies, nonprofits, Indigenous epistemologies, law, Indigeneity, West Timor, West Papua.
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Biography
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