John Clammer is Professor of Sociology, O.P. Jindal Global University. He was formerly Professor of Development Sociology, Adviser to the Rector and Director of International Courses at the United Nations University, Tokyo. His most recent book is the volume Cultural Rights and Justice (2019).Meera Chakravorty is Research Faculty in the Department of Cultural Studies, Jain University, Bangalore. She has translated some award-winning literary works of renowned authors published by the Sahitya Akademi. Her most recent translated work Vachana is about the poetry of the mariginalised and Other.Marcus Bussey is a cultural theorist and futurist at the University of Sunshine Coast. He has co-edited and co-authored Alternative Educational Futures (2008) and Futures Thinking for Social Foresight (2005), among others. His book of poetry, Clare and Francis (2012) was translated into Bengali by Meera Chakravorty. His latest poetry book The Next Big Thing (2019) has now been released.Tanmayee Banerjee is an independent researcher and the youngest editor of this volume. She is an artist and performer trained in Indian Classical Music.

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• List of Contributors. Preface. Acknowledgements. 1 Introduction: the Dynamics of Dissent: Theorising movements for inclusive futures John Clammer, Meera Chakravorty, Marcus Bussey and Tanmayee Banerjee 2 Conversations Across Abstractions: A Silent Movement by the Poet- Wayfarers Meera Chakravorty 3 "What knowledge is this that an old woman understands better than a learned man?”: Hacking special knowledge in late medieval Europe, a provocation Francesca Bussey 4 Feministic theory and practice in Sweden and its impact on families, the labour market and legislation Christina Zaar 5 Kabir Suman: The Child and Father of Movements Tanmayee Banerjee 6 Lotus and Labrys: The role and legacy of two young women’s movements in Wellington, New Zealand at the end of the millennium Penny Ehrhardt 7 Perspectives on Japan’s Anti-Nuclear Movements: The Effectiveness of Social Movements? Naoko Kumagai and John Clammer 8 Ressentiment as false transcendence: how transformative dissenting political and social movements can create inclusivity Nikolai Blaskow 9 Song of the Sawngs: Transformation of a Cultural Protest and the Role of Nationalist Politics Rajat Kanti Sur 10 ‘We shall rise’: Intimate theory and Embodied Dissent Marcus Bussey 11 Women in Black: a Women’s Peace Movement Susan Finch 12 Afterword: Inclusive futures and Dissenting Visions Meera Chakravorty. Index.

John Clammer is Professor of Sociology, O.P. Jindal Global University. He was formerly Professor of Development Sociology, Adviser to the Rector and Director of International Courses at the United Nations University, Tokyo. His most recent book is the volume Cultural Rights and Justice (2019).Meera Chakravorty is Research Faculty in the Department of Cultural Studies, Jain University, Bangalore. She has translated some award-winning literary works of renowned authors published by the Sahitya Akademi. Her most recent translated work Vachana is about the poetry of the mariginalised and Other.Marcus Bussey is a cultural theorist and futurist at the University of Sunshine Coast. He has co-edited and co-authored Alternative Educational Futures (2008) and Futures Thinking for Social Foresight (2005), among others. His book of poetry, Clare and Francis (2012) was translated into Bengali by Meera Chakravorty. His latest poetry book The Next Big Thing (2019) has now been released.Tanmayee Banerjee is an independent researcher and the youngest editor of this volume. She is an artist and performer trained in Indian Classical Music.

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• List of Contributors. Preface. Acknowledgements. 1 Introduction: the Dynamics of Dissent: Theorising movements for inclusive futures John Clammer, Meera Chakravorty, Marcus Bussey and Tanmayee Banerjee 2 Conversations Across Abstractions: A Silent Movement by the Poet- Wayfarers Meera Chakravorty 3 "What knowledge is this that an old woman understands better than a learned man?”: Hacking special knowledge in late medieval Europe, a provocation Francesca Bussey 4 Feministic theory and practice in Sweden and its impact on families, the labour market and legislation Christina Zaar 5 Kabir Suman: The Child and Father of Movements Tanmayee Banerjee 6 Lotus and Labrys: The role and legacy of two young women’s movements in Wellington, New Zealand at the end of the millennium Penny Ehrhardt 7 Perspectives on Japan’s Anti-Nuclear Movements: The Effectiveness of Social Movements? Naoko Kumagai and John Clammer 8 Ressentiment as false transcendence: how transformative dissenting political and social movements can create inclusivity Nikolai Blaskow 9 Song of the Sawngs: Transformation of a Cultural Protest and the Role of Nationalist Politics Rajat Kanti Sur 10 ‘We shall rise’: Intimate theory and Embodied Dissent Marcus Bussey 11 Women in Black: a Women’s Peace Movement Susan Finch 12 Afterword: Inclusive futures and Dissenting Visions Meera Chakravorty. Index.

John Clammer is Professor of Sociology, O.P. Jindal Global University. He was formerly Professor of Development Sociology, Adviser to the Rector and Director of International Courses at the United Nations University, Tokyo. His most recent book is the volume Cultural Rights and Justice (2019).Meera Chakravorty is Research Faculty in the Department of Cultural Studies, Jain University, Bangalore. She has translated some award-winning literary works of renowned authors published by the Sahitya Akademi. Her most recent translated work Vachana is about the poetry of the mariginalised and Other.Marcus Bussey is a cultural theorist and futurist at the University of Sunshine Coast. He has co-edited and co-authored Alternative Educational Futures (2008) and Futures Thinking for Social Foresight (2005), among others. His book of poetry, Clare and Francis (2012) was translated into Bengali by Meera Chakravorty. His latest poetry book The Next Big Thing (2019) has now been released.Tanmayee Banerjee is an independent researcher and the youngest editor of this volume. She is an artist and performer trained in Indian Classical Music.

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• List of Contributors. Preface. Acknowledgements. 1 Introduction: the Dynamics of Dissent: Theorising movements for inclusive futures John Clammer, Meera Chakravorty, Marcus Bussey and Tanmayee Banerjee 2 Conversations Across Abstractions: A Silent Movement by the Poet- Wayfarers Meera Chakravorty 3 "What knowledge is this that an old woman understands better than a learned man?”: Hacking special knowledge in late medieval Europe, a provocation Francesca Bussey 4 Feministic theory and practice in Sweden and its impact on families, the labour market and legislation Christina Zaar 5 Kabir Suman: The Child and Father of Movements Tanmayee Banerjee 6 Lotus and Labrys: The role and legacy of two young women’s movements in Wellington, New Zealand at the end of the millennium Penny Ehrhardt 7 Perspectives on Japan’s Anti-Nuclear Movements: The Effectiveness of Social Movements? Naoko Kumagai and John Clammer 8 Ressentiment as false transcendence: how transformative dissenting political and social movements can create inclusivity Nikolai Blaskow 9 Song of the Sawngs: Transformation of a Cultural Protest and the Role of Nationalist Politics Rajat Kanti Sur 10 ‘We shall rise’: Intimate theory and Embodied Dissent Marcus Bussey 11 Women in Black: a Women’s Peace Movement Susan Finch 12 Afterword: Inclusive futures and Dissenting Visions Meera Chakravorty. Index.