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SUMMARY:Understanding Allyship through the history of Civil Liberties Acti
 vism in India
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DESCRIPTION:Abstract- \nThis talk looks at civil liberties groups in India
 n politics as a distinct form of collective action. We often think of soci
 al movement politics as a bi-partisan conflict between a movement and the 
 state. But in reality\, movement politics is an ecosystem. Many other acto
 rs are involved\, such as allies\, legal aid groups\, alternative media pl
 atforms\, working alongside movements. Their role is important\, but often
  overlooked in the history of India's civil society based politics. This t
 alk explores what ally activism tells us about Indian democracy.\n\nAnkita
  Pandey is an Associate Professor of Political Studies in O. P. Jindal Glo
 bal University\, Sonipat\, India\, and a Research Associate at the Oxford 
 School of Global and Area Studies\, University of Oxford.
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LOCATION:St Antony's College - Pavilion Room\, Pavilion Room St Antony's C
 ollege 62 Woodstock Road Oxford Oxfordshire OX2 6JF United Kingdom
SPEAKER:Ankita Pandey (O. P. Jindal Global University)
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