Publikationen von Mascha Schulz

Schulz, M.: Singing songs for a secular society? The elusive politics of cultural activism in contemporary Bangladesh. Modern Asian Studies 58 (3), S. 957 - 979 (2024)

Quack, J.; Schulz, M.: Who counts as 'None'? Ambivalent, embodied, and situational modes of nonreligiosity in contemporary South Asia. Religion and Society 14 (1), S. 126 - 139 (2023)

Schulz, M.; Binder, S.: Introduction: an anthropology of nonreligion? Religion and Society 14 (1), S. 99 - 112 (2023)

Schulz, M.: 'That was a good move': some remarks on the (ir)relevance of 'narratives of secularism' in everyday politics in Bangladesh. Contributions to Indian Sociology 54 (2), S. 236 - 258 (2020)

Schulz, M.; Kuttig, J.: Introduction: ethnographic perspectives on the state in Bangladesh. Contributions to Indian Sociology 54 (2), S. 125 - 151 (2020)

Schulz, M.: Performing the party: national holiday events and politics at a public university campus in Bangladesh. South Asia Multidisciplinary Academic Journal 22, S. 1 - 22 (2019)

Schulz, M.: Migrating men - mobile women? How women cope with male seasonal migration in Bangladesh. Südasien-Chronik 3, S. 183 - 213 (2013)

Schulz, M.: Geschlechterrollen und saisonale Migration: mehr Freiheit für die Frauen? Netz 35 (1), S. 5 - 7 (2012)

Schulz, M.: A critical juncture? Atheism in Bangladesh and its (dis)connections. In: Nonbelievers, apostates, and atheists in the Muslim world, S. 93 - 111 (Hg. Khazaal, N.; Eller, J. D.). Routledge, London (2025)

Bradbury, J.; Schulz, M.: Performing the secular: street theatre and songs as 'secular media' in Bangladesh and West Bengal. In: Global sceptical publics: from non-religious print media to 'digital atheism', S. 71 - 96 (Hg. Copeman, J.; Schulz, M.). UCL Press, London (2022)

Copeman, J.; Schulz, M.: Introduction: non-religion, atheism and sceptical publicity. In: Global sceptical publics: from non-religious print media to 'digital atheism', S. 1 - 36 (Hg. Copeman, J.; Schulz, M.). ULC Press, London (2022)

Schulz, M.: Transformations of the political. Transformations of the Political, Göttingen, 24. Mai 2016 - 25. Mai 2016. H-Soz-Kult, (2016)

Schulz, M.: Convoluted convictions, partial positionings: secularism, non-religion and party politics in Sylhet, Bangladesh. Dissertation, 369 S., Universität Zürich, Zürich (2021)

Binder, S.; Schulz, M. (Hg.): An anthropology of nonreligion? (Sonderheft). Religion and Society 14, (1) (2023)

Schulz, M.; Kuttig, J. (Hg.): Ethnographic perspectives on the state in Bangladesh (Sonderheft). Contributions to Indian Sociology 54, (2) (2020)

Raghavan, R.; Schulz, M.; Vorhölter, J.: Living in a mode of despite, American Ethnologist, (2024)

Schulz, M.: “The prison has a library”, American Ethnologist, (2024)

Schulz, M.: Geschichte und politische Öffentlichkeit: kollektive Erinnerung in Bangladesch an 1971, Masala 7, S. 6 - 9 (2012)

Schulz, M.: Paradoxes of the popular: crowd politics in Bangladesh, by Nusrat Sabina Chowdhury, Stanford, Stanford University Press. 2019, 264 pp. Commonwealth and Comparative Politics 60 (1), S. 109 - 111 (2022)

Schulz, M.: Islamic NGOs in Bangladesh: development, piety and neoliberal governmentality, by Mohammad Musfequs Salehin, London/New York, Routledge, 2016, 236 pp. South Asia 42 (2), S. 430 - 431 (2019)

Schulz, M.: Andrew Sanchez: Criminal Capital. Violence, Corruption and Class in India; New Delhi, London, New York: Routledge, 2016. 185 S. Asien 146, S. 139 - 141 (2018)

Copeman, J.; Schulz, M.: Global sceptical publics: from non-religious print media to 'digital atheism'. UCL Press, London (2022), XIX, 359 S.

Schulz, M.; Copeman, J.: Fabricating the secular: towards a materialist approach to non-religion. (2023)

Oktoberrückblick 2024: Situation in Bangladesh. (2024)

An anthropology of nonreligion? (2024)

Anhaltende Proteste in Bangladesch. (2024)