• Information on the conference panels, including abstracts, full papers, and conveners panel reports
• Key note address: Prof. Dipankar Gupta: “Democratic Potentials in Cultural Politics: Caste Based Reservations and the Issues of Citizenship” + discussion (as a pdf-file)
• Joint session on ”Poverty and Human Development in South Asia” on Thursday 8 July 2004 + discussion

Notes and reports

The conference assigned Dr. William Radice from the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, UK, to write an extensive Conference Diary. Read his report called ”Swedish Rhapsody”! (as a pdf-file)

• Read also day-by-day reports from the conference, written by Behnoosh Payvar, Masters student of South Asian Studies, Lund University:
• Monday 5 July – The Day Before
• Tuesday 6 July – True Communication Established in Lund
• Wednesday 7 July – 12 Panels, Unique Ideas
• Thursday 8 July – Joint Session On Poverty and Human Development Held in Lund
• Friday 9 July – The Final Day

Other reading 

• Article on the conference in Sydsvenska Dagbladet 5 July 2004
• Article on the conference in Skånska Dagbladet 7 July 2004
• Article on the conference in Hindustanaik.com, Varanasi, India, 17 August 2004 varantidning.pdf (as a pdf-file)

• The 19th European Conference of Modern South Asian Studies (ECMSAS) was held at Leiden University, the Netherlands, 27–30 June 2006. More information on the 19th ECMSAS conference.