Majority communalism and minority communalism are two distinct forms of communal politics characterized by the mobilization of religious or ethnic identities for political gain. These […]
State responses to autonomy movements vary significantly depending on the context, the nature of the movement, and the political dynamics involved. Autonomy movements typically emerge […]
The state plays a pivotal role in addressing women’s issues, encompassing legislative, policy, and institutional measures aimed at promoting gender equality, protecting women’s rights, and […]
Democracy and social movements are indeed closely intertwined, often considered as two sides of the same coin due to their intrinsic relationship in shaping and […]
Social movements are deeply intertwined with the impact of globalization and the changing nature of the state. As globalization accelerates interconnectedness across borders, it reshapes […]
New social movements are termed as “new” to distinguish them from traditional social movements, which were primarily based on class-based politics and focused on issues […]
The study of social movements in India encompasses a wide array of approaches, reflecting the diverse nature of these movements and the complex socio-political landscape […]
The Lagos Plan of Action (LPA) is a landmark document in African development history, adopted in 1980 by the Organization of African Unity (OAU), now […]
A unitary regime in Africa refers to a system of government where political power and authority are concentrated at the national level, with little to […]
The crisis of legitimacy of the state in Africa is a complex and multifaceted issue that stems from historical, political, economic, and social factors. It […]
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