Elizabeth Lane Williams-Oerberg

Elizabeth Lane Williams-Oerberg

20122017

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Elizabeth Williams-Oerberg is currently a Postdoc scholar and the Co-director of the newly established Center for Contemporary Buddhist Studies at the Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies. She has received funding for her Postdoc research from the Carlsberg Foundation and from the Danish Research Council and is part of a collaborative research project led by Trine Brox on “Buddhism, Business and Believers”. Her current research project is on spiritual tourism and the branding of Buddhism in Ladakh, India. She has a PhD in Anthropology from Aarhus University where, as part of a larger research project on ‘Buddhism and Modernity’, she wrote her PhD thesis Young Buddhism: Examining Ladakhi Buddhist Youth Engagements with Migration, Modernity and Morality in India, highlighting the particularly prominent role that youth play in forwarding contemporary transformations of Buddhism. 

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Young Buddhism: Examining Ladakhi Buddhist Youth Engagements with Migration, Modernity and Morality in India, Aarhus University

1 Sept 200912 Sept 2014

Award Date: 12 Sept 2014

The 'Paradox' of Being Young in New Delhi: Urban Middle Class Youth Negotiations with Popular Indian Film, Lund University

Sept 20052007

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

19931997

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