In this video interview from the Oecumene project's second symposium, Saba Mahmood discusses Malala Yousufzai,...

In a keynote lecture from the Oecumene project's second symposium, Saba Mahmood shows that religious liberty is a...

In the first of a series of videos from the Oecumene project's second symposium on citizenship, orientalism and...

In this interview from the Oecumene project's second symposium, Walter Mignolo introduces his thinking on...

The author encounters a plethora of narrations that examine in the most beautifully chaotic of ways the reluctant...

Kanak Attak in Germany is an anti-racist collective of people with mixed ethnic backgrounds who aim to turn the...

The worlds of concrete, the car and masculinity are ways to delve into acts which have only so far attracted...

The threat that immigration poses to so-called western democratic values ​​is increasingly the subject of...

Muslims in Britain marry, divorce, bring up their children and deal with death by resorting to a variety of norms...

In 2010 and 2011 migrants behaved like activist citizens throughout Italy, initiating a new cycle of struggles in...

Strong religious, communal and kinship ties in non-European societies were treated as evidence of their inability to...

The Indian government has justified the construction of the Sardar Sarovar megadam as a national instrument of...

An internationally-recognised citizenship of the Arab Middle East designed during the era of mandates by the British...

'Truth and Reconciliation' is a paradigm entrapped within the limits of the existing state’s institutional...

Introducing this week's guest theme.

Edmund Burke’s speeches on India illustrate the emergence of the orientalised political subject. Traces of this in...

In the last two decades gendered and sexual ‘others’ have been ‘included’ in citizenship, as new sexual...

Movements without frontiers are neither commercial nor protected. In fact, state, corporate and religious...