Arundhati Roy

Arundhati Roy is a world-renowned writer and global justice activist. The New York Times calls her, “India’s most impassioned critic of globalization and American influence.” She is the author of the novels The God of Small Things, for which she received the Booker Prize, and The Ministry of Utmost Happiness. Her book of interviews with David Barsamian is The Checkbook & the Cruise Missile. A collection of her essays My Seditious Heart is published by Haymarket.

Programs

Date Recorded	Program Title	Handle
2019: 11/15	Modi’s India	ROYA022
-	LITERATURE 3-Pack	EDWJ001-R0YA001-VONK001
-	Arundhati Roy 3-pack	ROYA020-ROYA019-ROYA018
2014: 04/02	Gandhi & Caste	ROYA020
2013: 03/18	Reimagining the World	ROYA018
2013: 03/17	Women & Resistance	ROYA019
2011: 11/20	India: The World’s Largest Democracy	ROYA017
2012: 03/05	Capitalism: A Ghost Story	ROYA016
2011: 11/09	With the Maoists in India	ROYA015
2003: 05/26	The LA Interviews	ROYA007
2002: 11/23	The New Delhi Interviews	ROYA006
2003: 01/28	Confronting Empire	ROYA005
2002: 09/18	Globalization and Terrorism	ROYA003
2001: 02/16	The God of Small Things	ROYA002
2001: 02/15	A Writer’s Place in Politics	ROYA001
2002: 09/18	In Conversation	ROYA-ZINH001
2011: 02/21	Revolts and Rebellions	ROYA014
2010: 04/01	India: Field Notes on Democracy	ROYA013
2009: 01/01	Terrorism: No Easy Answers	ROYA012
2007: 12/29	Brave New India: Uprisings	ROYA011
2006: 05/21	Writers and Resistance	ROYA-GALE001
2004: 11/03	The Checkbook and the Cruise Missile	ROYA010
2004: 08/17	Seize the Time!	ROYA009
2004: 08/16	Public Power in the Age of Empire	ROYA008
2003: 05/13	Imperial Democracy	ROYA004