GANDHI AFTER GANDHI

UNIVERSITY OF TURINCampus Einaudi Lungo Dora Siena 100, Torino

2-3 DECEMBER 2019INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

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CONTACTS:marzia.casolari@unito.itgandhi2019torino@gmail.com

Aula Magna

Gandhian grass root movements and their experiences IEnvironmental and social sustainability according to the Gandhian vision as implemented by ASSEFA IndiaIn pursuit of traditional farming, farmers and our food systems The Mahatma’s visionary critique of industrialization/ The western civilization in the light of India’s globalized economy today : heading towards a devastating future? The Alternative Politics of Migrant Workers in Delhi

Gandhian peace and civil rights movements in a global dimension INote sulle reti imperiali britanniche nell’Oceano indiano (1860-1914): i “coolies” indiani in Sudafrica e la politica di GandhiGandhi and South AfricaGandhi e il movimento panafricanista (1919-1945)Gandhi Going Global: Nation, community, diaspora in the US and South Africa

9:30-10:00

10:00-11:30

11.30-12:00

12:00-13:30

13:30-14:30

Panel 1 F. LovisoloVijay Singh Negi Jagyoseni Mandal

Shankar Ramaswami

Panel 2Massimiliano Vaghi Carmen ConcilioChiara CorazzaRitu Gairola Khanduri

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3 December 9:30-11:00

11:00-11:30 Coffee break

16:00-16:30 coffee break

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Panel 7Kamila Junik-Łuniewska Roshni Sengupta Pralay Kanungo Rohit Wanchoo Sanjukta Das Gupta

Panel 8Franco ManniAlessandro VescoviAhyaan RaghuvanshiJacek SkupKumar, Pratyush

13:30 -15:30

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Panel 5Annie DevenishEijiro HazamaAmitendu Bhattacharya Mario Prayer

Panel 6Antonino DragoSagnella-Bitossi Gloria GermaniLouis Campana

Panel 3Elsa Bianco, Giuseppe Barbiero, Mariella BoPietro MorettiRenu Nanda

Laura Colucci-Gray, Donald Gray, Elena Camino

Panel 4 Andrea CarossoNishant Bhardwaj Hyun Höchsmann Monica De Togni

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Understanding Gandhi in today’s times: legacy, philosophy, and the presentGandhi in contemporary Hindi writingFrom political icon to Mahatma: the visual turn in portrayal of Gandhi in Indian cinemaHindu Nationalists and Mahatma GandhiRethinking Gandhi and Non-Violence TodayGandhi and Adivasis: Post-Independence re-imaginations

Gandhian political view, experience and legacy past and present III“Mazzini’s Influence and Gandhi’s legacy on Family Duties against Corruption”.Gandhi in Raja Rao’s Kanthapura (1938).Loving Oneself through Others. The Political Philosophies of Savarkar and GandhiGandhi and BoseGandhi’s Law

15:30-16:00 Coffee break

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Panel 9Parmeet KajalRachna Sharma Dezs Szenkovics

Pallavi Varma Patil + Roshni Ravi Punsara Amarasinghe

Panel 10Inês Raquel Cambé Duque + Piyush Bhatti Marzia CasolariFarooq Ahmad DarAlessandra Consolaro + Tommaso Bobbio

Gandhian political view, experience and legacy past and present IVGandhi versus Gandhi: A comparative study of his thoughts in his English and Vernacular NewspapersExploring the legacy of Gandhian ethics in journalism in the era of post truth: a critical AnalysisGandhi’s Economic Thought: Is It Still Relevant?Nai TaleemDeconstructing “Swaraj” as the Mahatma Gandhi’s political idealist reflection of anarchism

Gandhian political view, experience and legacy past and present VGandhi’s model of decentralisationPartitions and beyond: Gandhi’s views on India’s and Palestine’s partitionsGandhi and the Creation of PakistanModi and Gandhi

17:30-18:00 general discussion and closing remarks

Lectio Magistralis: Michelguglielmo Torri The Mahatma and the Muslims: Gandhi’s role in making India’s partition inevitable

Gandhian political view, experience and legacy past and present IThe sensual Gandhi Rethinking Gandhi’s “Secularism”: How Gandhi’s Brahmacarya Related to His Last Political VisionA ‘National Diet’ for the Indians: Gandhi and the Phenomenon of Muscular Nationalism Khadi after Gandhi

Gandhian political view, experience and legacy past and present IINon violenza: chi, come, verso che?L’eredità di Gandhi nell’“esperienza religiosa” di Aldo CapitiniL’importanza del pensiero di Gandhi per la sopravvivenza del pianeta e dell’uomoApproches d’une économie non-violente

Gandhian grass root movements and their experiences IILa pratica del silenzio attivo e lo sviluppo di swaraj. Una scuola di nonviolenza.Nonviolenza e disabilitàGandhian Technological Innovative Pedagogical Interventions for Female Education: An experiment in Jammu district of Jammu and Kashmir State in IndiaThe Earth as integral dimension to ‘development’: reflecting on the educational potentialities of Gandhi’s message in a school gardening project.

Gandhian peace and civil rights movements in a global dimension II“Stride Toward Freedom”: Martin Luther King, the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the Gandhian LessonRevisiting ‘ahimsa’ in a divided worldNon-violence as Universal Love in Gandhi and Mozi Was There Any Chinese Gandhi? Political Pacifist Participation and the 1948 National Assembly

20.00 Dinner

2 December Welcome and opening

Keynote Lecture: Shruti Kapila Gandhi and the Truth of Violence

Break

Giuliano Pontara “Gandhi, nonviolenza e giustizia sociale” in dialogo con Anna Bravo

Lunch break

14:30- 16:00

16:30- 18:00

12:30-13:30 Lunch break

11.30-12:30 Aula Magna