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Of Feminist Selves and Politics : The Difficult and Uncertain Terrain of Negotiation - Vimarsana News

Of Feminist Selves and Politics : The Difficult and Uncertain Terrain of Negotiation

Changing the Subject: Feminist and Queer Politics in Neoliberal India by Srila Roy, Durham and London: Duke University Press, 2022; pp 273, $26.95.

Source: epw.in
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March against rolling blackouts, who killed Thulani Mas... - Vimarsana News

March against rolling blackouts, who killed Thulani Mas...

This week the Sapes Trust will be hosting an online dialogue around the question, ‘Who killed Thulani Maseko?’

Development Studies books – must reads of 2022 - Institute of Development Studies - Vimarsana News

Development Studies books – must reads of 2022 - Institute of Development Studies

This range of books selected by our Research Fellows as their must-reads of 2022. These books cover a whole range of themes within development studies.

Source: ids.ac.uk
Eight recently published academic books about India that investigate the concerns of our times - Vimarsana News

Eight recently published academic books about India that investigate the concerns of our times

Books on how religion influences divorce laws in India, how Gurgaon became the neoliberal city that it is today, new-age gender politics in India, and more.

Source: scroll.in
Making Sense of the Timeless Burden – Designed by Men – That Political Women Carry - Vimarsana News

Making Sense of the Timeless Burden – Designed by Men – That Political Women Carry

Even if we wanted to ‘out’ these political men, these ‘progressive’ perpetrators, we are told, time and time again, that it would ‘not be strategic’, or that we need to ‘keep our dirty laundry inside the movement’.

Source: thewire.in