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  • Uncovering the Ecologist in Marx: Kohei Saito
    10 April, by K. Sahadevan

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    Marx in the Anthropocene
    Towards the Idea of Degrowth Communism
    by Kohei Saito, University of Tokyo
    Cambridge University Press
    15 January 2023 | ISBN: 9781108933544
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    Uncovering the Ecologist in Marx: Kohei Saito

  • Review of Lovejoy, Alice, Tales of Militant Chemistry: The Film Factory in a Century of War | Joris Mercelis
    22 April

    BOOK REVIEW
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    Tales of Militant Chemistry: The Film Factory in a Century of War
    by Alice Lovejoy
    University of California Press
    2025. Illustrations. 256 pp.
    (cloth), ISBN 978-0-520-40293-5
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    Reviewed by Joris Mercelis (Heinrich Heine University D

  • Review of Srinivasulu Karli’s Caste, Dominance and Resistance
    12 May

    BOOK REVIEW
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    Caste, Dominance and Resistance

  • Review of Jayaramu’s Decoding Indian Politics | Girija K S
    22 May

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    Decoding Indian Politics by P S Jayaramu
    Writers Choice Publications Pvt Ltd., New Delhi.
    ISBN NO 978-93-49389-02-1
    No of pages: 260
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    This book is a compilation of articles written by Prof. P S Jayaramu, formerly Professor of Political science in Bangalore University. An ardent writer and a scholar of Political science and International relations, Professor Jayaramu has produced many students and has guided scholars, has (…)

  • Reading Arundhati Roy Against My Will | Disha
    22 May, by Disha

    For most of my life I have read political writing with a sense of duty rather than desire. I read to stay informed, not to feel changed. The books I encountered often seemed to assume a reader who could absorb weight without needing warmth, and I finished them more knowledgeable, but no more connected to the world they described.
    When I picked up the memoir Mother Mary Comes To Me, I expected the same. I did not expect the book to reach the private interior of my reluctance or alter the (…)