Debal singha roy (13 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: New. pp. viii + 158 Map.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. This book explores the theme of continuous wreaking of brutal persecution of a Hindu family on the one hand and the uncompromising efforts of Muslim friend and neighbours to protect this family on the other. It is set against the resultant and barbaric forces let loose after the propagation of the two nation theory, and the ultimate partition of India in 1947. Based on the social biography of a Hindu family that stayed back in East Pakistan it traces their journey, how they became the 'other' in the country of their birth and faced persecution. This, being branded the other, led to part of the family migrating to India, away from their natal roots. The 1965 India-Pakistan war further brought prolonged separation and sufferings for these half-families living on both sides of the borders. Subjecting one to encounter helplessness, uncertainty and poverty in India, and the other to the state sponsored apathy, coercion, arrests and physical tortures. The vicious atmosphere of violent communal aggression though did not stop their Muslim friends from protecting them.…

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Contents Preface Introduction I Social development Changing contexts and emerging perspectives 1 Social development social policy and social movement The interconnectionsTK Oommen 2 Globalization and social transformation in IndiaSL Sharma 3 Shiftin 474 pp.

Contents Preface Introduction I Social Movements and social transformation Reflections on conceptual issues 1 The Logic of the Alterglobal MovementBenjamin Tejerina 2 Counter-Globalist Movements and Post-Globalisms of the marginalizedJames Goodman 3 Globa 546 pp.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The book traces the form, direction and dynamics of the working class rural women's participation in the peasant movements in West Bengal. The study focuses on the radical (viz. the Tebhaga 1946-47 and Naxalite movements 1967-71) and the 'reformative' peasant movements of 1970s and 1980s. Based on solid empirical and historical data, this study delineates important commonalities and variations in women's participation in these movements.The author lays his foundation on a sound theoretical perspective and substantiates his conclusions by numerous case studies. He argues that within the ideological framework of the radical peasant movements women are able to manifest their latent discontent not only against the landowners, but also against patriarchy, economic insecurity, restricted access to property, lower social status, illiteracy, and other forms of marginalisation and subjugation that formed the basis of their accumulated deprivation syndrome. However, the ideological frame of reference of the contemporary reformative movements offers very little scope to rural women to manifest such latent discontent.The book provides a fresh perspective in comprehending the dynamics of women's role in peasant movements and would be found useful by historians, sociologists and those interested in peasants' problems.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Despite prolonged violence and tragic separation thereafter, numerous memories of the self-sacrificing efforts of the compatriots served as recollection in collective living in the Indian subcontinent.