How do religious minorities claim their rights? Based on an exploration of Muslim women's activism for justice in the family in Mumbai, India, this book shows how rights claims are grounded in notions of everyday ethics and liberal categories, and are shaped by an intimate, conflictual relationship with a violent state.
How do religious minorities claim their rights? Based on an exploration of Muslim women's activism for justice in the family in Mumbai, India, this book shows how rights claims are grounded in notions of everyday ethics and liberal categories, and are shaped by an intimate, conflictual relationship with a violent state.
Sagnik Dutta is Researcher at the Department of Cultural Studies, Tilburg University, and Associate Professor at Jindal Global Law School, OP Jindal Global University. They were awarded the Gates Cambridge scholarship for their doctoral studies. They work on decolonial and postcolonial theory, minority citizenship, securitisation, and data justice. Their scholarship has appeared in several prominent peer-reviewed journals.
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Acknowledgements Introduction Part I. Ethics: 1. Right to be righteous: constituting rights, travelling constitutions 2. Becoming equals: gender equality as an ethical commitment Part II. Spaces: 3. Remaking the ghetto: sites of resistance 4. Estranged attachments: the carceral state and the everyday life of Muslim law 5. Between the home and the world: the many publics of Muslim law Conclusion Bibliography Index.
Acknowledgements Introduction Part I. Ethics: 1. Right to be righteous: constituting rights, travelling constitutions 2. Becoming equals: gender equality as an ethical commitment Part II. Spaces: 3. Remaking the ghetto: sites of resistance 4. Estranged attachments: the carceral state and the everyday life of Muslim law 5. Between the home and the world: the many publics of Muslim law Conclusion Bibliography Index.
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