01237nam a22001097a 4500008004100000100002700041245008200068260003300150300003400183520087700217773003301094260612b           ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aGooptu, Suhasini Das    aDecolonising political theory through comparison : A methodological framework  aEconomic & Political Weekly   a61(20), May 16, 2026: p.61-70  aExisting interventions to decolonise political theory have largely focused on expanding the canon to include non-Western and counter-hegemonic voices, examining the entanglements between imperialism and political thought, exposing the discipline’s Eurocentric foundations, and diversifying university curricula. These attempts are limited by their inordinate focus on diversifying the content of political theory via canon expansion, instead of correcting the hierarchical form of the discipline through methodological innovation. Through the creation of a novel collaborative-decolonised approach, this paper demonstrates how “comparative studies” can be used as an effective mode of decolonising political theory, not only in content but also in form.- Reproduced 

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  aEconomic & Political Weekly