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Durable disorder: understanding the politics of North-East India/ Sanjib Baruah

By: Baruah, SanjibMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2008Description: xi, 265 p. ; 22 cmISBN: 0195690826Subject(s): Northeastern India | Politics and government | Insurgency | Ethnic relationsDDC classification: 320.9541

Contents:

1. Towards a political sociology of durable disorder -- 2. Nationalizing space : cosmetic federalism and the politics of development -- 3. Generals as governors -- 4. Clash of resource use regimes in colonial Assam : a nineteenth century puzzle revisited -- 5. Confronting constructionism ending : the Naga war -- 6. Society versus state in Assam -- 7. The Indian state and ULFA : winning a battle and losing the war? -- 8. Twenty-five years later : a diminished democracy -- 9. Citizens and denizens : ethnicity, homelands, and the crisis of displacement -- 10. Beyond durable disorder : Northeast India and the look east policy.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University Special Collection North-East	320.9541 BAR/D (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		P03103

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1. Towards a political sociology of durable disorder --
2. Nationalizing space : cosmetic federalism and the politics of development --
3. Generals as governors --
4. Clash of resource use regimes in colonial Assam : a nineteenth century puzzle revisited --
5. Confronting constructionism ending : the Naga war --
6. Society versus state in Assam --
7. The Indian state and ULFA : winning a battle and losing the war? --
8. Twenty-five years later : a diminished democracy --
9. Citizens and denizens : ethnicity, homelands, and the crisis of displacement --
10. Beyond durable disorder : Northeast India and the look east policy.

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