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Hindutva and the shared scripts of the global right

Hindu fragility and the politics of mimicry in North America

Feminist Critical Hindu Studies Collective·

November 2, 2022

By examining contemporary debates around caste in the United States, we illustrate how Hindu fragility—an expression of Hindu supremacist logics—is weaponized and performed by North American Hindus, mimicking white supremacy culture and…

November 2, 2022

Hindutva and the shared scripts of the global right

The pastor, the swarm, and the movement

Rodrigo Nunes·

October 26, 2022

A finer understanding of how the far right organizes is essential to avoiding inadequate comparisons to past experiences and devising effective strategies to stop its advance today.

October 26, 2022

Hindutva and the shared scripts of the global right

Hindutva appropriations of indigeneity

Audrey Truschke·

October 19, 2022

Claiming indigeneity for the politically powerful, Hindu nationalists seek to disempower already precarious marginalized communities and use the implausible projection of themselves as oppressed to further harsh majoritarian goals.

October 19, 2022

Hindutva and the shared scripts of the global right

Online Hindutva as a global right-wing counterpublic

Rohit Chopra·

October 12, 2022

Rooted in a politics of grievance in each setting, different right-wing counterpublics frequently borrow themes, idioms, and vocabularies from one another, such that their arguments often seem to converge or closely resemble…

October 12, 2022

Hindutva and the shared scripts of the global right

Supriya Gandhi·

October 12, 2022

The ideologies analyzed in this forum, when embedded in these and other practices of authoritarian states or far-right actors, exert a profound impact on numerous spheres of life. Yet, a focus on…

October 12, 2022

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Call for Applications | Research and Working Group Grants through the Asian Pacific American Religions Research Initiative

by The Editors

The Asian Pacific American Religions Research Initiative (APARRI) is supporting the growth and development of scholarship and public knowledge on Asian Pacific American religions through two grant initiatives. These initiatives serve three primary interrelated functions: building and diversifying scholarship, strengthening the academic pipeline, and promoting public engagement. Research GrantsThe Asia Pacific American Religions Research Initiative (APARRI) Research Grant supports […]

October 7, 2022

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Hindu fragility and the politics of mimicry in North America

The pastor, the swarm, and the movement

Hindutva appropriations of indigeneity

Online Hindutva as a global right-wing counterpublic

Hindutva and the shared scripts of the global right

Call for Applications | Research and Working Group Grants through the Asian Pacific American Religions Research Initiative