Table of Contents, Mainstream, Nov 13, 2021

In this issue:

• Letter to the readers, Mainstream, November 13, 2021
• Is Vigilantism a form of Terrorism? | S G Vombatkere
• The Politics of Inverted Binoculars | TJS George
• Reading Political Economy with Michael Perelman | Arup Kumar Sen
• Recalling an Episode from Lakhimpur Kheri’s Past History of Protest | Sumanta Banerjee
• Rafale controversy – the mystery deepens | Upal Chakraborty
• Bengal CPI(M) and their Congress dilemma | Arnab Sen Sarma
• BJP’s National Exec. Council meeting - Implications for electoral politics | PS Jayaramu
• Samajwadi’s Fixing the Odour / Right-Wing Fixing History / Jawaharlal Nehru Stands Above All | Humra Quraishi
• Cricket Provides Valuable Learnings for Inspirational Team Spirit in Sports | Bharat Dogra
• Tripura police action for writing on communal violence - Statement by Editors Guild
• Declaration from National Convention of Workers, New Delhi - Nov 11, 2021
• Book Review: Gustafson on Cowan’s ’Moral Majorities across the Americas’
• Tiananmen: When Communists Crushed a Workers’ Movement | Christopher Wong
• Photo: All India Kisan Sabha Rail Roko at Fathebad, Haryana on Oct 18, 2021
• Cartoon: "Net-zero by 2070" says PM Modi ... | Poorva Goel & Ashish Kothari
• Photo: Jawaharlal Nehru Playing Cricket
• Video: Reconceptualising India’s Environmental Paradigm
• Videos: The Pandora Papers - corruption and the offshore money machine | ICIJ

Editors’ Pick:

The Glasgow Declaration on Forests is far from “unprecedented”. It’s just another in a long line of meaningless UN declarations by Chris Lang

* (Cover page artwork: A 1960s matchbox label from socialist Poland)