Formerly an activist and lawyer in Mumbai, now teaching law and development in London, Radha D’Souza explores the contradictions of activist scholarship. Reprinted from McGill Journal of Education. The title, D’Souza explains, is taken from Charu Mazumdar, “the inspiration behind what came to be called the Naxalite movement,” who in 1967 “referred to universities as [...]
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The main orientation will be a debriefment of Maoism, with the aim of generating some terms for the next phase --ultimately a kind of workbook of post-Maoism.
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