Love, Politics, and Two Romans Not From Rome
By: Mohsin Hamid
In his 2020 encyclical Fratelli Tutti, Pope Francis made the case for human fraternity and even for "political love"—a radically counter-cultural idea. Can we bring together religious thinking about fraternity and the more secular discourse of solidarity to make the case for the transformational possibilities of love in politics?
Reflections
GGD Fellows
Love Is an (Intellectual) Battlefield
By: Ece Temelkuran
A Manifesto of Inter-Being: Four Ways of Embracing the World
By: Ranjit Hoskote
Scholars and Practitioners
All of Us Called to Row Together
By: Paul Manuel
Siblings in Faith: On Fraternity, Solidarity, and the Reimagining of Peace
By: Eduardo Gutiérrez González
Students
Beyond the Borders That Divide Us
By: Aliyah Schlicht
The Strength We Refuse: Political Love in an Age of Cruelty
By: Nafisa Sagdullaeva