B R Ambedkar: The Quest for Justice
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Product details:
- Publisher OUP India
- Date of Publication 17 February 2021
- Number of Volumes Hardback
- ISBN 9780190126292
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages1456 pages
- Size 250x170x180 mm
- Weight 3354 g
- Language English 80
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Short description:
B R Ambedkar: The Quest for Justice isa five-volume set of papers exploring the major themes of research surrounding the capacious oeuvre of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, primarily in terms of political, social, legal, economic, gender, racial, religious, and cultural justice.
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The five volumes of papers exploring the major themes of research surrounding the capacious oeuvre of Dr B.R. Ambedkar provide a summary evaluation of the state of Ambedkar studies internationally, highlight research trends both about and inspired by Ambedkar, and open up lines of future enquiry.
Volume 1 focuses specifically on the theme of political justice, including explorations in political theory inspired by Ambedkarite thought. Volume 2 examines key issues in social justice, especially in terms of Indian democracy, and provides a wide range of perspectives all anchored in Ambedkar's work and writings. Volume 3 covers legal and economic justice. The first part explores literature on the Constitution of India and its institutions, the idea of constitutional morality, rights and the rule of law, and Ambedkarite jurisprudence. The second part turns to a variety of issues in economic justice anchored in Ambedkar's economic philosophy. Volume 4 focuses on gender justice and racial justice. The first part explores Ambedkar's impact on efforts to achieve gender justice in India, and effects various readings of Ambedkar as a feminist. The second part turns to comparisons of race and caste and explores the ways in which the movements for racial justice and caste equality can learn from one another and seek strategies of synergy. Volume 5 treats of religious justice and cultural justice. It covers topics such as conversion, Navayana Buddhism, and liberation theology. The second part explores timely issues in cultural justice inspired by Ambedkar's own activism and struggles.
Table of Contents:
Contents
Vol 1 Political Justice
Preface S. Japhet
Foreword Shashi Tharoor
Introduction Aakash Singh Rathore
1. Bhikhu Parekh The Intellectual and Political Legacy of B.R. Ambedkar
2. Cosimo Zene B.R. Ambedkar and Antonio Gramsci: Justice for the Excluded,
Education for Democracy
3. Anand Teltumbde Ambedkar and Democracy: Critical Reflections
4. Neera Chandhoke: Repairing Complex Historical Injustice
5. Pradeep Gokhale: Dr Ambedkar and the Trio of Principles Liberty, Equality, and
Fraternity
6. Vidhu Verma: Discrimination, Colonial Injustice, and the Good Society
7. Scott Stroud: Communication, Justice, and Reconstruction: Ambedkar as an
Indian Pragmatist
8. J. Daniel Elam: Of Castes and Crowds: B.R. Ambedkar's Anticolonial Endosmosis
9. Pushparaj Deshpande: A Constellation of Ideas: Revisiting Ambedkar and Gandhi
10. Shaunna Rodrigues: Self-Respect as a Primary Political Ideal: Ambedkar's Challenge
to Political Theory
Vol 2 Social Justice
Preface S. Japhet
Foreword Valerian Rodrigues
Introduction Aakash Singh Rathore
1. Martin Fuchs: Ambedkar's Theory of the Social: The Universal Condition of Recognition
2. James Manor: B.R. Ambedkar: Visionary and Realist
3. G.C. Pal: Caste and Delivery of Social Justice: Revisiting Ambedkar
4. Meena Dhanda: 'Made to think and forced to feel': The Power of Counter-ritual
5. David N. Gellner, Krishna P. Adhikari, Arjun Bahadur B.K.: Dalits in Search of Inclusion: Comparing Nepal with India
6. Navyug Gill: Ambedkar, Labour, and the Political Economy of Dalit Conversion in Colonial Panjab
7. Shailaja Menon: The Fractured Society of the Republic
8. Karen Gabriel & Prem Kumar Vijayan: Whose State is it Anyway? Reservation, Representation, Caste, and Power
9. Jagannatham Begari: Reclaiming Social Justice and Deepening Democracy
10. Suraj Yengde: Ambedkar's Internationalization of Social Justice
11. Karthik Raja Karuppusamy: Foregrounding Social Justice in Indian Historiography: Interrogating the Poona Pact
12. Ajay Verma: Ambedkar and the Metaphysics of Social Justice
Vol 3 Legal and Economic Justice
Preface S. Japhet
Foreword Sukhadeo Thorat
Introduction Aakash Singh Rathore
Part One: Legal Justice
1. Upendra Baxi: Lawless Law, Living Death, and the Insurgent Moral Reason of Babasaheb Ambedkar
2. R. Sudarshan: B.R. Ambedkar's Exemplary Adherence to Constitutional Morality
3. Arvind Narrain: Radical Constitutionalism: Towards an Ambedkarite jurisprudence
4. Antje Linkenbach: B.R. Ambedkar's Imaginations of Justice
5. Umakant: The Significance of Rights and Rule of Law under the Indian Constitutional Framework
6. Anupama Rao: B. R. Ambedkar and Indian Democracy
Part Two: Economic Justice
7. Vijay Gudavarthy" Development through Informalization and Circulation of Labour:
The Emerging Anatomy of an Uncivil Society
8. Joseph Tharamangalam: India's Paradox of "hunger amidst plenty" has a Name: Caste-based Discrimination and Exclusion
9. Aseem Prakash: Dalits Enter the Indian Markets as Owners of Capital: Adverse Inclusion, Social Networks, and Civil Society
10. Pritam Singh: Ambedkar's Economic Methodology for Social Justice: The Centrality of Dalits
11. Jawed Alam Khan: Economic Justice: Policy and Public Investment for Pasmanda Muslims
Vol 4 Gender and Racial Justice
Preface S. Japhet
Foreword Shailaja Paik
Introduction Aakash Singh Rathore
Part One: Gender Justice
1. Sanghmitra S. Acharya: Double Disadvantage of Sanitation Workers and Government Responses
2. Mushtaq Ahmad Malla: The Shame of India: Stigma and Shame Among Dalit Women in Rural Agricultural Relations
3. Rajesh Raushan: Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment: Ambedkar in Contemporary Context
4. Sunaina Arya: Ambedkar as a Feminist Philosopher
5. Mala Mukherjee: Ambedkar on Women's Empowerment and the Status of Dalit Women in Karnataka
6. N. Sukumar and Komal Rajak Constructing a New Female Subjectivity: Ambedkar's Perspective
Part Two: Racial Justice
7. Moses Seenarine: Organic Resistance: The Relevance of Ambedkar, Du Bois and Garvey to Diaspora, Caste, Race and Women's Liberation
8. Goolam Vahed and Ashwin Desai: Racelessness and Ambedkar's Idea of Annihilation: Post-Apartheid South Africa
9. Kevin Brown and Lalit Khandare: Common Struggles? Why There Has Not Been More Cooperation between African-Americans and Dalits
10. Goolam Vahed: Can Ambedkar speak to Africa? Colour, Caste and Class struggles in Contemporary South Africa
Vol 5: Religious and Cultural Justice
Preface S. Japhet
Foreword Kancha Ilaiah Shephard
Introduction Aakash Singh Rathore
Part One: Religious Justice
1. Laurence R. Simon: Searching for a Theology of Liberation in India
2. Kanchana Mahadevan: Ambedkar's Critical Hermeneutics of Religion
3. Debora Spini: Civil Religion, Uncivil Society: A Reflection on Baba Sahib Dr B.R. Ambedkar's Conception of a 'Religion for Civil Society'
4. Priyanka Jha: The Gaze on Justice: A Genealogy from Anagarika Dharmapala to B.R. Ambedkar
5. Bansidhar Deep: B.R. Ambedkar's Philosophy of Religion
6. Matthew H. Baxter: Two Concepts of Conversion at Meenakshipuram: Seeing through Ambedkar's Buddhism and Being Seen in EVR's Islam
Part Two: Cultural Justice
7. Pramod K. Nayar: Marginality, Suffering, Justice: Questions of Dalit Dignity in Cultural Texts
8. Y. Srinivasa Rao: Asura: Myth into Cultural Reality
9. John Clammer: Cultural Rights in the Context of Ambedkarite Social Justice
10. Raju Sakthivel: Education in a Hierarchical Culture
11. Jadumani Mahanand: Ambedkar in/and Academic Space
