Crisis and the Everyday: Global Connections, Resistance and Solidarity
The contributions in this collection of articles reflect the tension between the truncated globality of the pandemic and the contradictions and conflicts that are immanent within capitalism.
The Pandemic, Migrant Essential Workers and the Global Colonial Division of Labour
Addressing these issues requires the abolition of borders, border regimes, and the colonial labour systems they sustain.
Covid in an Uneven World: Are We All in This Together
Without accounting for structural inequities, public service announcements attempted to ‘flatten lives’ much more than ‘flatten-the-curve.’
Labouring Geography: Towards World-Making Praxis in a Global Pandemic
The pandemic, in its uneven impacts, revealed yet more sharply how reproduction of some modes of life occurs at the expense of others.
Opinion – The Right to Access Abortion is a Right to Privacy
Guaranteeing the right to access abortion as a right to privacy should have been the Supreme Court’s sole purpose under the US Constitution’s equality clause.
The Internationalism of the Dalit Panthers Manifesto
Caste continues to play a discriminating role for Savarnas and Dalits situated outside India and can no longer be considered as an ‘internal’ or ‘domestic’ problem.
Opinion – The Demise of the Rajapaksa Dynasty and Prospects for Peace and Justice in Sri Lanka
The new government needs to deal effectively with ethnic issues and the crimes committed during the 26-year-long civil war.
Opinion – China’s ‘New Cold War’ Posturing
China looks set for a new multi-faceted, autocratic and prolonged Cold War as it expands its footprint across the Indo Pacific.
Great Power Management of the Ukraine Conflict
EU candidate status, and the institutional engagement that it entails, has the potential to alter power relations in eastern Europe and between Russia and the West.
Challenges in the Museological Heritagization of the Troubles in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland is ready to talk about the previously unspeakable tragedies which eventually birthed the territory’s painful but, nevertheless, sacred peace.
