Multinational ethnographic investigations, consortiums, and comparative politics inquiries across Europe, South Asia, and the Global South.
Citizenship has long been valued as a normative public good. But recent years have seen the concept and its practice plunge into crisis. Citizenship and its discontents collectively examines the crisis experienced by citizens and citizenship and the possible ways in which these crises can be addressed.
Reclaiming citizenship for democratic renewal collaboratively explores the real and practical ways in which individuals, organisations and collectives of people have resisted the challenge to democracy and built solidarities to overcome the divisions sowed by authoritarian rulers.
India’s controversial amendments to its citizenship laws occasioned a collaboration between academics, activists, film-makers, poets and public intellectuals to explore the contentions around political belonging in the country and its neighbourhood. Supported by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), Reimagining citizenship blends social science analysis with insights from arts and humanities research that have […]
As the pillars of democracy crumble across the globe, big and small actions of resistance prop up hope. Audacious Hope documents the struggles waged by ordinary citizens against creeping authoritarianism.
Taylor & Francis
Taylor & Francis
Taylor & Francis
Taylor & Francis
Reinventing Citizenship Amidst Democratic Decline
Reinventing Citizenship Amidst Democratic Decline