Jai Sen
Bio
"Jai Sen is a researcher and at present editor based in New Delhi, India, and a Director at CACIM (India Institute for Critical Action : Centre in Movement; www.cacim.net). An architect by first practice, then an activist with the urban labouring poor, then a student of the history and dynamics of movement, local and global, his present work is based around creating spaces for critical reflection and thought-action in movement, in different media. He is the author and/or editor/co-editor of various books and articles on the World Social Forum and the globalisation of movement, including World Social Forum : Challenging Empires (2004), Talking New Politics (2005), A Political Programme for the World Social Forum ? Democracy, Substance, and Debate in the Bamako Appeal and the Global Justice Movements (2007), and ‘On open space : Explorations towards a vocabulary of a more open politics’, in Antipode, Vol 42 No 4, pp 994–1018 (2010); and of Interrogating Empires and Imagining Alternatives (forthcoming, 2010)."
Publications
- ‘Against Ecological and Information Enclosures : Towards a Convergence of “Commons”. A Note on a Workshop in New Delhi, December 13 2007’. Available @ http://cacim.net/twiki/tiki-index.php?page=Multilogues2Notes (Cacim 2008)
More Information
Contact via [email protected]
The Delhi Commons Convergence process : The site : http://wiki.kandalaya.org/cgi-bin/twiki/view/CommonsConvergence/WebHome