Dolly Kikon

Books
Books
Embark on a literary journey through Dr. Dolly Kikon’s exploration of anthropology, law, and social justice in her collection of books, delving into themes of resource extraction, militarization, development, human rights, migration, gender, and political economy.
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Our Burden of Grief

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Life and Dignity

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Food Journeys

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Leaving the Land

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Living with Oil & Coal

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Ceasefire City

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Seeds and Food Sovereignty

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Research
Research
Explore the depths of Dr. Dolly Kikon’s research, a nuanced exploration of resource extraction, militarization, development, human rights, migration, gender, and political economy, shedding light on the intricate complexities of communities, particularly in Northeast India.
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As an anthropologist, I am excited to explore different ways of creating meanings, politics and conversations. I celebrate various forms and expressions, and seek to collaborate on ideas and politics. I believe ethnography and art can come together in rich and powerful ways to engage with the world around us.
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Lithic Worlds

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Food Sovereignty

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Covid-19 and Naga Migrants

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Wayfinding

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Cycles of Sovereignty

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Films
Films
Browse a curated collection of films by Dr. Dolly Kikon, offering a deeper glimpse into her thoughtful engagement with society, culture, and lived experiences, as each work brings her research and reflections into a visual and immersive form.
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A Sacred Place

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Abundance

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Song of Mhalo

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Seasons of Life

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Engagements
Engagements
Engage with the intellectual and community-focused initiatives led by Dr. Dolly Kikon, fostering dialogues and collaborations that bridge the realms of anthropology, law, and social justice for a more inclusive and informed future.
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Recover, Restore and Decolonise

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Tokhü Emong Bird Count

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Wild Swans

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During the Pandemic

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Requiem for Dead Sisters

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Speak Up and Act

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Media
Explore a captivating array of interviews, videos, and galleries showcasing Dr. Dolly Kikon’s insightful perspectives and impactful contributions at the intersection of anthropology, law, and social justice.
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Shadow the Scientists: Indigenous Epistemology In a Naga Village

Dolly Kikon

Books
Books
Embark on a literary journey through Dr. Dolly Kikon’s exploration of anthropology, law, and social justice in her collection of books, delving into themes of resource extraction, militarization, development, human rights, migration, gender, and political economy.
View Books
Our Burden of Grief

Read More
Life and Dignity

Read More
Food Journeys

Read More
Leaving the Land

Read More
Living with Oil & Coal

Read More
Ceasefire City

Read More
Seeds and Food Sovereignty

Read More
Research
Research
Explore the depths of Dr. Dolly Kikon’s research, a nuanced exploration of resource extraction, militarization, development, human rights, migration, gender, and political economy, shedding light on the intricate complexities of communities, particularly in Northeast India.
View Research
Articles

Read More
Book Chapters

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Commentaries

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Reports

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Projects
Projects
As an anthropologist, I am excited to explore different ways of creating meanings, politics and conversations. I celebrate various forms and expressions, and seek to collaborate on ideas and politics. I believe ethnography and art can come together in rich and powerful ways to engage with the world around us.
View Projects
Lithic Worlds

Learn More
Food Sovereignty

Learn More
Covid-19 and Naga Migrants

Learn More
Wayfinding

Learn More
Cycles of Sovereignty

Learn More
Films
Films
Browse a curated collection of films by Dr. Dolly Kikon, offering a deeper glimpse into her thoughtful engagement with society, culture, and lived experiences, as each work brings her research and reflections into a visual and immersive form.
View Films
A Sacred Place

Learn More
Abundance

Learn More
Song of Mhalo

Learn More
Seasons of Life

Learn More
Engagements
Engagements
Engage with the intellectual and community-focused initiatives led by Dr. Dolly Kikon, fostering dialogues and collaborations that bridge the realms of anthropology, law, and social justice for a more inclusive and informed future.
View Engagements
Recover, Restore and Decolonise

Learn More
Tokhü Emong Bird Count

Learn More
Wild Swans

Learn More
During the Pandemic

Learn More
Requiem for Dead Sisters

Learn More
Speak Up and Act

Learn More
Media
Media
Explore a captivating array of interviews, videos, and galleries showcasing Dr. Dolly Kikon’s insightful perspectives and impactful contributions at the intersection of anthropology, law, and social justice.
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Shadow the Scientists: Indigenous Epistemology In a Naga Village

Lithic Worlds hosted a Shadow the Scientists session on October

Dolly Kikon

Books

Our Burden of Grief

Life and Dignity

Food Journeys

Leaving the Land

Living with Oil & Coal

Ceasefire City

Seeds and Food Sovereignty

Research

Articles

Book Chapters

Commentaries

Reports

Projects

Lithic Worlds

Food Sovereignty

Covid-19 and Naga Migrants

Wayfinding

Cycles of Sovereignty

Films

A Sacred Place

Abundance

Song of Mhalo

Seasons of Life

Engagements

Recover, Restore and Decolonise

Tokhü Emong Bird Count

Wild Swans

During the Pandemic

Requiem for Dead Sisters

Speak Up and Act

Media

Interviews

Videos

Gallery

Gallery

Shadow the Scientists: Indigenous Epistemology In a Naga Village

Dolly Kikon

Books

Our Burden of Grief

Life and Dignity

Food Journeys

Leaving the Land

Living with Oil & Coal

Ceasefire City

Seeds and Food Sovereignty

Research

Articles

Book Chapters

Commentaries

Reports

Projects

Lithic Worlds

Food Sovereignty

Covid-19 and Naga Migrants

Wayfinding

Cycles of Sovereignty

Films

A Sacred Place

Abundance

Song of Mhalo

Seasons of Life

Engagements

Recover, Restore and Decolonise

Tokhü Emong Bird Count

Wild Swans

During the Pandemic

Requiem for Dead Sisters

Speak Up and Act

Media

Interviews

Videos

Gallery

Gallery

Shadow the Scientists: Indigenous Epistemology In a Naga Village

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