Nadine Vanniasinkam

Nadine Vanniasinkam

BA Hons. (Colombo), LLB (London), MA (UniMelb)

Nadine Vanniasinkam is a PhD candidate in Anthropology at the School of Culture History & Language in the College of Asia and the Pacific . Her doctoral research focuses on the discourses and practices that shape coexistence and contestations among different ethnoreligious communities around sacred spaces in post-war Sri Lanka. Nadine holds a Masters degree in Applied Linguistics from the University of Melbourne, a BA (Hons) in English Language and Literature from the University of Colombo and an LLB from the University of London.

Research Interest

Anthropology of religion, minority identity politics and nationalism with gender as a cross cutting focus

HDR Supervisor/s

Matt Tomlinson Assa Doron Tanya Jakimow

Thesis Title/Topic

Sacred Space in Sri Lanka: Coexistence and Contestations

Contact Email

nadine.vanniasinkam@anu.edu.au