• Journal Article:
• “(Re)Inventing Feminism within the Discourse of Class Struggle: Women and Intellectual History in the Trade Union Movement of Late Colonial Bengal (1920–1947)”, Journal of the History of Women Philosophers and Scientists. 2024.
• “Red Star Over the Indian Ocean: Anticolonialism, Transcontinental Activism, and the Spread of Decolonial Communism in the Trade Union Movement of Late Colonial Bengal (1920-1947),” Monsoon: Journal of the Indian Ocean Rim, Duke Press (Forthcoming in May 2025)
• Blast from past: A roko motive in common: The railway strike of 1974 is a milestone in India’s labour movement, but it is also part of an idiom of social protest that dates further back, The Telegraph, India, 6th June 2024. https://www.telegraphindia.com/culture/blast-from-past-a-roko-motive-in-common/cid/2027351
• (Re)Inventing Feminism within the Discourse of Class Struggle: Women and Intellectual History in the Trade Union Movement of Late Colonial Bengal (1920–1947) Dr. Manaswini Sen, Journal of the History of Women Philosophers and Scientists, Brill DOI: https://doi.org/10.1163/2666318X-bja00030
• Manaswini Sen, “Mapping the Changing Notions of Inequality Among the Trade Union Leaders of Colonial Bengal (1920–1947)”, Global Intellectual History, Special Issue on Towards a Global Intellectual History of an Unequal World, June 2022, 1-18. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/23801883.2022.2062416
• Manufacturing “Internationalism From Below": Saumyendranath Tagore on Fascism and Ultra-Nationalism. The Journal of History of Ideas, the JHI Blog,
• University of Pennsylvania. https://www.jhiblog.org/2022/06/15/manufacturing-internationalism-from-below-saumyendranath-tagore-on-fascism-and-ultra-nationalism/
• “The October Revolution, Comintern Politics and the Genesis of Communism in Bengal (1917- 1929)” in Dr. Rahul Kumar Mohanta (ed.), Exploring Multifaceted Aspects of History and Beyond, Akshita Publishers and Distributors, New Delhi, 2020, pp.150-171. ISBN 978-81-946186-4-5.
• Book Chapter:
• Sen, Manaswini. “The ‘Unholy’ Trinity: Syndicate of the Colonial State, Capitalists, and the Police; Repression and Corporate Policing of Working-Class Movement in late colonial Bengal (1930-1947)” in Exploring Power and Authority in Indian History across the Ages. Vijaya Ramadas Mandala (ed.). Springer (forthcoming).

Invited Lectures:

• ‘(Re)Inventing Feminism within the Discourse of Class-Struggle: Women and Intellectual History in the Trade Union Movement of Late Colonial Bengal; and Alternative Narrative of Decolonisation (1920-1947), International Society for Intellectual History (ISIH), October 2, 2024.
• The Red Contagion: The Specter of Communism and Imperial Surveillance in the Labour Movement of Bengal (1930-1947), as a part of lecture series titled: „Print as Resistance Proscription as Control (A Cultural History of Banned Hindi- Urdu Print in Colonial North India, C. 1850-1947), Department of Hindi, University of Hyderabad in collaboration with Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS), New Delhi, March 2, 2023.
• Red Star Over the Indian Ocean: Transcontinental Ties, Spread of Communism and Imperial Surveillance in Working-Class Movement of Bengal at Unearthing the South Asia Collections Seminar, Two Centuries of Indian Print: The British Library, on September 21, 2022.

Selected International Conferences:

• Hartal! Hartal! Hartal!: Striking in the 1940s and the Evolving Language of Protest in Late Colonial Bengal, The Global Forties: Perspectives from Late Colonial Bengal Annual Conference on South Asia Center for South Asia, a member of The International Division at UW-Madison, 31 October, 2024.
• Charting an Alternative Narrative of Inequality: (Re)Interpreting Muzaffar Ahmad and Saumyendranath Tagore’s Discourses on Socio-economic Impact of Colonialism(1920- 1947), Annual Indian Society of History of Economic Thought (ISHET) Conference, University of Hyderabad, 27- 29 October, 2024.
• Anticolonialism, Transcontinental Activism, and the Spread of Decolonial Communism in the Trade Union Movement of LateColonial Bengal (1920- 1947) on COLONIAl AND POST-COLONIAL IDENTITY FORMATION at the BASAS Annual Conference 2024, King’s College London on 9, 10, and 11 September 2024.
• (Re)Inventing Feminism within the Discourse of Class-Struggle: Women and Intellectual History in the Trade Union Movement of Late Colonial Bengal; and Alternative Narrative of Decolonisation (1920-1947,) 5thELHN CONFERENCE, EUROPEAN LABOUR HISTORY NETWORK ECONOMICUM, DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC HISTORY, UPPSALA UNIVERSITY, SWEEDEN, 11- 13 JUNE,2024.
• "Communism, Anti-Colonialism, and Forging of a Greater Southeast Asian Identity: Tracing Transnationalism in the Trade Union Movement of Late Colonial Bengal (1920- 1947)” South West Conference on Asian Studies (SWCAS),
  University of Houston November 3 – 4, 2023
• A Remoulded Vanguard? (Re) inventing Humanitarianism within the Dis 6course of Class Struggle: Mapping an Alternative Narrative of Decolonisation by Tracing the Changing Trajectory of Trade Union Leadership in Late Colonial Bengal, From Colonial Modernity to Decolonisation: The British Empire and Beyond, University of Auckland, New Zealand, August, 15-16, 2023.
• The Indian Ocean and an Alternative Narrative of Decolonisation: Transcontinental Ties and Spread of Communism in the Working-Class Movement of Bengal (1920– 1947)', Cambridge Oceanic and Maritime History Workshop, University of Cambridge, March 3, 2023.
• Communism, Anti-Colonialism, and Forging of a Greater Southeast Asian Identity: Tracing Transnationalism in the Revolutionary Terrorism and Trade Union Movement of Late Colonial Bengal (1920-47), NTU Postgraduate History Workshop 2022-2023, NTU, Singapore, February 28, 2023.
• Mapping an Alternative Narrative of Decolonization: Saumyendrnath Tagore and his Crusade Against Fascism, London School of Economics International History Seminar, London School of Economics, November 16, 2022.
• The Indian Ocean and an Alternative Narrative of Decolonisation: Transcontinental Ties, Spread of Communism and Imperial Surveillance in Working- Class Movement of Bengal. Edinburgh Centre for Global History Graduate Workshop,University of Edinburgh, on November 2, 2022.
• A Remolded Vanguard? (Re) inventing Humanitarianism within the Discourse of Class Struggle: Mapping the Changing Trajectory of Trade Union Leadership in Late Colonial Bengal at The Annual Conference on South Asia, Centre for South Asia, UW- Madison, on October 21, 2022.
• Communism, Anti-Colonialism, and Forging of a Greater Southeast Asian Identity: Tracing Transnationalism in the Revolutionary Terrorism and Trade Union Movement Late Colonial Bengal (1920-47) at 17th Graduate Forum on Southeast Asian Studies, Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore, on July 19, 2022.
• The Most Potent Tool of Agitprop? Pamphleting, Working-Class Mobilization, and Intellectual History from Below: A Case Study of Trade Unionism in Late colonial Bengal (1920-47) at Ideas in/about Interaction, A Graduate Student Symposium, The Journal of History of Ideas, the JHI Blog, University of Pennsylvania, on May 6, 2022.
• Red Star Over the Indian Ocean: Transcontinental Ties, Spread of Communism and Imperial Surveillance in Working-Class Movements of Bengal at The Harvard Graduate Student Conference on International and Global History (Con-IH), on April 1, 2022.
• Mapping the Notion of Inequality among The Trade Union Leaders in the Labour Movement in Colonial Bengal (1920-47) at Towards a Global Intellectual History of an Unequal World, 1945- Today at Aarhus University, 10th-11th June 2021.
• The Red Contagion: The Specter of Communism and Imperial Surveillance in the Labour Movement of Bengal (1930-1947) at SAGSC: South Asia Graduate Student Conference, The Annual Student Conference at University of Chicago, March 5, 2021