Pashtuns and their work circuits are part of Lahore's Walled City heritage, but they are now under-valued–and targeted. Issue 10
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Posts Tagged ‘ borders/boundaries ’
Pashtuns in Lahore
Mobility and Spatiality among Tribal Pashtuns
Horizontal mobility and frequent movement are considered a cosmopolitan lifestyle when practiced by the elite. Not so lower down in the socioeconomic ladder: Mobile Tribal Pashtuns are associated with illegality. Issue 10
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Poets of Partition
What is the poet's role in the history of Partition? Issue 10: Borders/Boundaries
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The Razed our Homes | VOICES
Five months on, a political worker remembers one of Islamabad's most brutal evictions. Issue 10: Borders/Boundaries
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A Politics of Rage in Islamabad
Loss and anger in the aftermath of this summer's brutal slum eviction in Islamabad is fundamental to a resistant and emancipatory politics. Issue 10: Borders/Boundaries
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Why the Left is (Still) Sexist
Dare I suggest that it isn’t so much that the Left needs to rethink its gender politics, but that the Left needs to rethink its politics? Issue 10: Borders/Boundaries
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