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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Ethnic relation among the people of the North East with special reference to Manipur/Gangmumei Kamei. 2. Ethnic relationship in Manipur Good bad good/Amar Yumnam. 3. Ethnic relations in Manipur an urban experience/Konjengbam Meghachandra Singh. 4. Dynamics of Kuki Naga inter group relations in Manipur 1992 2000/Aheibam Koireng Singh. 5. Socio political relation between the moirangs and the ningthoujas during historical period/M. Ranjana. 6. Ethnicity and ethnic fragmentation the question of Bishnupriya/M.C. Arun. 7. The Kuki Paite clash (1997 98) in Manipur a study/Senjam Mangi Singh. 8. A comparative study on Ahom Tai Amd Meitei dead rituals/L. Suresh Singh. 9. Social integration in early Manipur some aspects/Amal Sanasam. Index. The present book is a collection of papers presented in a seminar on Ethnic relations among the people of North East India organized by Centre for Manipur studies Manipur university. The papers provide different aspect of ethnic relation in Manipur as it is a polyglot land inhabited by numerous ethnic communities. The book reveals that underneath the outward ethnic diversity there are elements of affinity. The Indigenous Meiteis the Nagas and Kuki Chin are all Tibeto Burman racially arid linguistically. The volume also discusses ethnic relations with its social cultural economic political and historical experience and their ramifications in identity formations ethnic conflicts and territorial assertions. 107 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. Reprint. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Concept of social movement. 2. Historical background. 3. Tribal movement. 4. Women's movement. 5. Political movements. 6. Revolutionary movements. 7. Conclusion. Bibliography. Index. Social Movements in Manipur is the history of the different types of mass movements which were directed against the colonial British rule. It begins from the year 1917 i.e. the outbreak of the Kuki Rebelion one of the most significant tribal movements aimed against the imperialist policy of the British which continued till the end of the left movement led by late Hijam Irabot Singh (1951). Besides the book also discusses other types of movements such as Zeliangrong Movement which was another socio religious tribal movement the women's agitation of 1939 the political movement and the left movement. The most important feature of this book is that it makes an attempt to analyse these movements within the conceptual framework of social movements. This is the first book of its kind in Manipur which analyses the problem within the theoretical concept of social movements. The history of these social movements was not much known to the people and it is very significant that this edition of the book is being brought out at a time when Manipur is witnessing a political and social turmoil and the present people's movements signifying the assertion of the Manipuri identity and claiming of the area's political and social rights in modern India are very intense. 170 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Prelude. 2. Parturition. 3. Legitimization of the organization. 4. Participation in the art of governance. 5. Involvement in public issues. 6. New frontrunner. 7. Conclusion. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. In fact a thorough study of political parties in historical perspective helps understand the dynamics of political system. Manipur has a very good experience of the working of the political parties. In the absence of documented records the common people are not fully aware of the nature of working of these political parties and their political participation in the governance of the state. Now a new trend has emerged in the state under which many researchers are trying to understand nature of working of the political parties in Manipur with an objective to visualize the possible future course of political trend and people. Federal Party of Manipur which constitutes the subject of this study has a distinctive objective ideology and agenda which are drastically different from other political parties. The objective and agenda of this political party is quite relevant to this present political scenario particularly in the context of the mainstream of Indian politics also. Hopefully this work will prove informative and useful for academics and researchers in the field. 146 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Globalisation culture and development an economist's perspective/Amar Yumnam. 2. New dimensions and challenges for human rights in the globalisation (cultural relativism and cultural commodification)/Dhanabir Laishram. 3. Globalisation and cultural encounters the Manipuri perspective/Lokendra Arambam. 4. Gobalisation and Krishna consciousness an overview/Amal Sanasam. 5. Cultural interaction and growth a case study of Leimaram a scheduled caste village of Manipur/W. Nabakumar. 6. Place in a placeless world nationalism and globalisation in Manipur/Konjengbam Meghachandra Singh. 7. Colonialism culturocide and denial of shared history an experience in Manipur hills/Aheibam Koireng Singh. 8. Globalisation monoculturalism and ethnicity a regional perspective/P. Milan Khangamcha. 9. Globalisation and cultural interactions in Manipur/Jagat Thoudam. 10. Globalisation and culture Manipur experience/Chinglen Maisnam. 11. Regional formulation of Islam in Manipur/Syed Ahmed. 12. Religious movements and cultural synthesis in Manipur an observation on Manipuri Hinduism/N. Vijaylakshmi Brara. Index. The unique form of cultural interactions experienced in Manipur in the backdrop of armed conflicts ethnic conflicts demographic transformation and even globalization is still grossly neglected though the forms of cultural interactions arising out of the new world order have been addressed substantially and extensively since the early 90s. Streams of migrants came to this state in different phases of history. The state thus has experienced the assimilation of the people of South Asia Central Asia Eastern Asia South East Asia in general and the Aryan culture the Tai culture and the Mongoloid culture in particular. Many religions viz. Hinduism Buddhism Islam and Christianity transformed the social and religious practices of the state in a remarkable way. At the same time the emerging socio cultural elements were also transformed to adapt to the earlier socio cultural environment of the state like traditional animism heliocentric and different tribal cults. During the post independence period the cultural interactions took a new turn. Development incentives viz. establishment of industries commercialization of agriculture expansion in transport and communication etc. transformed the economy polity society and even the demographic composition of the state. Entrepreneurs corporates businessmen laborers and even refugees migrated into the state in large numbers thereby resulting in a change in the demographic composition of the state. However the economy of the state remained more or less backward and agrarian with consumer items and other modern amenities of life coming from other developed areas. Against this backdrop the indigenous people who have lost their past tradition resort to measures to assert their own identities economic and political identities in general and cultural identity in particular. These measures took many forms e.g. armed struggles ethnic and communal conflicts and even the culture war against the alien cultures. This development is particularly evident in Manipur. It is at this juncture that the impact of globalization produces new forms of cultural interactions in the state. These new cultural interactions which is mainly through the media both print and electronic media erode the traditional values and practices. This present compiled work addresses the neglected theme of various forms of cultural interactions experiencing in Manipur since early historic times to the present day globalisation. Traditional cultural values of Manipur colonial impact on cultural values of Manipur religious movements and cultural synthesis in Manipur and globalization and cultural interactions in Manipur are the sub themes addressed in this volume. 162 pp.

Contents Foreword Preface 1 Introduction 2 Primary religion in Manipur 3 Hindu colonialism 4 Apokpa Marup 5 Meetei Marup and Brahma Sabha 6 Nature and character of the movement Conclusion Bibliography IndexThe growth of conflict over the ideology and nature of practire between the Hinduism and primal religion which some people used to call it Sanamahism is a new phenomenon in the ongoing courses of the history of Manipur The tendency for the growth of this religious conflict was started from the first part of the twentieth centuryNaoria Phullo set to revive and revitalize the philosophy and concept of the primal religion of the Meiteis by establishing the Apokpa Marup at Laishram Khul Jafribon Cachar in 1930 Another organization called Meitei Marup was also established by Takhellambam Bokul one of the most prominent followers of PhulloRight from the beginning the revival movement met with serious opposition from the Hinduised Meiteis who had the support of the Meitei King By the 70s of the 20 century the revival movement slowly gained strong foundation and became popular particularly among the educated youths of the state At times the movement assumed revolutionary character and this conflict between the Meitei revivalists and the Pro Hindu Meiteis has still been an unending process in present Meitei society 192 pp.

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Zustand: New. Sheetanshu Gupta is Assistant Professor in Plant Biochemistry at the College of Food Technology, Central Agricultural University, Imphal, Manipur, India. He previously served as Examiner of Patents and Design in the Ministry of Commerce .

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