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Monthly Archives: December 2013
AAP Halts BJP Advance in Delhi
Originally posted on KAFILA – COLLECTIVE EXPLORATIONS SINCE 2006:
Over a year ago, I had written on Kafila about the (Ir)resistible rise of Arvind Kejriwal, a phenomenon thoroughly misread from the beginning to this moment, by free radicals and Left devotees…
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The [R]evolutionary City
Originally posted on DEMOCRACITIES:
by Nathan Mahaffey ABSTRACT: Understanding the city requires understanding its processes of development. This essay stirs a dialectical exploration between social processes of ‘evolution’ and ‘revolution’. The objective is to question through which types of processes…
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One Radical on Another; Paul Watson’s tribute to Mandela(link)
From iFaqeer’s Blog As Nelson Mandela passes in our minds into ancesterhood, to quote the President of Nigeria, there will be talk of his radical legacy. I can find no better way to open that discussion by turning to a … Continue reading