CONTENTS: Foreword Preface ISSUES AND PERSPECTIVES Chapter 1: Genocide as a Political Tool: A Historical and Contemporary Analysis Angel Deepthi Gabriel and Princeton Da Gama Chapter 2: Who Is S-He in This In-Dependent World? Niroshan Croos and Vilnisha Borges Chapter 3: Curriculum and Violence: Radicalisation of Education Rohan D’Almeida and Tomy Issac Chapter 4: From Violence toward Fair and Just Society: Analysing Manipur’s Ethnic Violence Paul Veingaulou and Sushil Hansdak Chapter 5: Hannah Arendt’s Political Philosophy and its Relevance in Contemporary Socio-political Issues Elio Setu and Kiran Allen Branco Chapter 6: Girardian Perspective of Mimetic Violence: With an Emphasis on the Ayodhya Issue Kollara John Mathew and Maria Divij ROOTS AND CAUSES Chapter 7: Are We Inherently Violent? Exploring the Roots and Impact of Violence Suman D’Souza and Agil Roy Chapter 8: Fear as a Catalyst for Political Violence: An Empirical and Philosophical Exploration Nithin Jameson and David Mathew Chapter 9: Disinformation in the Digital Age and the Politics of Violence Dolichan Kollareth RESPONSES AND SOLUTIONS Chapter 10: A Philosophical Investigation of Fascist Ideology as a Recipe for Violence in India Ovin Rodrigues and Jeevan Kishore Chapter 11: Levinas’ Responsibility for the Other as a Response to Violent Socio-Political Society Arokiaraj Patrick Chapter 12: Exploring the Feasibility of Dangerous Memories as a Non-Violent Antidote to Evil in Contemporary Indian Politics Anila Wilson and Nirmal Savio Paul Contributors.