Free Verse // Closed Circuit: The Words and Works of Betül Aksu
Artist Betül Aksu's approach, characterized by free verse and fluid expression, challenges conventional linguistic norms, especially when language becomes politicized.
Amy Gowen
The Living Dead: Necropolitics As Power In Farha (2021)
The film "Farha" poignantly depicts the brutality of the Nakba and the displacement of Palestinians through the eyes of a teenage girl.
Hafsa Rahman
A Disturbing Peep Into The Decline Of India’s Media
"While We Watched" is a tribute to Kumar's courageous journalism and a somber reflection on the state of Indian media under Modi's regime.
Majid Maqbool
Exposing The Façade of Modi’s India
Alpa Shah's book delves into the tale of incarcerated Indian activists linked to the Bhima Koregoan case and presents a stark critique of Modi's India.
Umer Beigh
Kashmir— A Neocolony Within a Postcolony
Amrita Ghosh's book presents a haunting view of the violence and machinations of power that have engulfed Kashmir.
Muhammad Nadeem
Colonizing Kashmir
Hafsa Kanjwal's book examines the intentions and implications of Bakshi Ghulam Mohammad's state-building policies in Kashmir in the context of India’s colonial occupation.
Goldie Osuri
Reflections on genocide and political violence
Scott Straus, in his book, critically accounts for Genocide— a dreadful social problem carried out blindly by nameless, faceless angered masses, but selected consciously and repeatedly by those in authority.
Udita Ghosh
The euphoria of metamorphosis: Kashmir’s unheard tale
A Dismantled State narrates events post India's forcible annexation of Kashmir, and people's traumatic experiences and attempts to link them to what John Berger called "undefeated despair" in the context
‘Hostile Homelands’: Unpacking the India-Israel alliance
Essa's book delves into the politics of Zionism and Hindutva, India's policy on Palestine, and the countries' burgeoning military-industrial cooperation, specifically on counter-terrorism.
Abdulla Moaswes
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