Gandhi
The Ghost of Gandhi: A Hauntological Approach to Truth and Non-Violence
The shadow that Gandhi’s memory casts over contemporary conflicts, such as between Israel and Palestine, is a reminder that the fight for a better world is an unfinished, haunting and necessary presence.
Towards Advocating a ‘Tradition Approach’ to Gandhian Nuclear Ethics
The Gandhian tradition constitutes a whole array of complex and multivalent responses to the nuclear question.
Opinion – What If Afghanistan Had Its Own Gandhi?
The lesson of Afghanistan seen through the eyes of Gandhi is that one cannot expect that peace, stability, nationalism, and conflict resolution can be enforced through violence.
Without a Future: Gandhi, Childhood and Politics
By removing moral action from the grip of the future, Gandhi opened the present up to a variety of unforeseeable possibilities.
