State, Society, and Tribes Issues in Post-Colonial India

By:

Xaxa, Virginius

Contributor(s):

Xaxa, Virginius

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Concept Publishing Company 2008Description: 131pISBN:

9788131721223

DDC classification:

R10.1 X190

Partial contents:

The transformation of tribes:the terms of discourse Tribes as indigenous peoples:discourse and adivasi consciousness Tribes and citizenship:making sense of citizenship rights Tribal movement:forms,limitations and assertions The politics of language,religion and identity:articulation of social difference Protective discrimination:why the scheduled tribes lag behind the scheduled castes Tribal culture and ecology:the changing dimensions Women and gender:aspects of inequality in tribal society

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