Combining oral history, archival research, and ethnography, this book examines plebeian leaders’ moral careers through and within the meaningful and fluctuating connections among urban-popular neighborhoods in the city, and the nation-state from 1960 to the present time.

Becoming Allies is a political history of allyship in India. It shines light on those who support movement groups. It offers an insight into solidarity, protest, and collective ethics, making it essential for readers of political theory, history, democracy, social justice, and human rights.

Becoming Allies is a political history of allyship in India. It shines light on those who support movement groups. It offers an insight into solidarity, protest, and collective ethics, making it essential for readers of political theory, history, democracy, social justice, and human rights.

A timely critique of Milbank's theology of welfare and its influence on policy inside and outside the Church of England.

Reflecting on how building connections with others is necessary for humanity’s survival