M I R A N D A K E N N E D Y
W r i t i n g & J o u r n a l i s m
Select articles and radio stories
The Los Angeles Review of Books
The Atlantic
The 'Un-Mosquing' of American Muslims
The Los Angeles Review of Books
In Dialogue with Dogma: Women Doing Battle with Religion
NPR
Not All Irish Are Enjoying the Nation's Economic Recovery
NPR
After Scandals, Ireland is No Longer 'Most Catholic Country in the World'
NPR
As More Irish Turn Away from Catholicism, Parents Call for Non-Religious Schools
The Los Angeles Review of Books
"The Little Mermaid" and Other Tales of Becoming
Interfaith Voices Radio
Muslims Describe life under Narendra Modi, the man who may be India's Prime Minister
Foreign Policy Magazine
Washington Post Outlook
How India's Rapid Changes Are Putting Women at Risk
The Guardian Weekend
The Washingtonian
A profile of the unofficial Pakistani Ambassador to the U.S.
National Public Radio
Three books that convey the complexity of caste.
Caravan Magazine
The Indian lobby in Washington: How Delhi buys influence with the US government.
WomensENews
How a husband is necessary in Delhi if you want to rent a room.
Washington Post Outlook
A look at climate change in India.
PRI’s The World
India’s Muslim community: A three-part series.
The National
Pakistan’s lobby in Washington.
Slate.com
Campaign for the Common Man: Understanding Indian election politics.
Marketplace Radio
Managing the household in New Delhi
In India, being a homemaker doesn’t just require elbow grease. Running a home takes some serious managerial skills.
Marketplace Radio
Reporter Miranda Kennedy recalls how she was pressured into observing India’s caste system against her will.
