‘No politics’ says the roaring tiger that illustrates this special issue of SAMAJ. This sticker was bought from a street vendor in Kanpur, a city located in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, during a celebration of the Ambedkar jayanti (birthday commemoration) in 2008. It is highly indicative of the way emotions can be valorized as pure and authentic expressions from the body, and pitted against regular politics, stigmatized as the impure realm of politicking, deals and compromises. This exp..
India is considered the largest liberal democracy in the world. It is home to a widely celebrated se...
This paper examines the relationship between statutory monopoly and collective action as a multi-per...
The ‘Northeast’ is a category constructed by the Indian state for the purposes of controlling, gover...
On 16 December 2012, a twenty-three year old physiotherapist was gangraped in Munirka, New Delhi by ...
This paper explores the effects of moral pluralism and moral conflict on political conduct and subje...
Are riots, risings and revolutions acts of collective madness, or are they political events, offerin...
This contribution brings to our attention a Dalit (‘untouchable’) protest movement against caste vio...
Ethno-nationalist conflicts are rampant today, causing immense human loss. Stanley J. Tambiah is con...
'Are riots, risings and revolutions acts of collective madness, or are they political events, offeri...
Academia, science, and freedom of speech are under assault in India. This is not a metaphor: scholar...
Social movements have various styles and aims in contemporary South Asia. They are ever-present at t...
Assayag Jackie. S. J. Tambiah, Leveling Crowds. Ethnonationalist Conflicts and Collective Violence i...
This paper argues that the main reason for political discontent and violence in Kashmir has to do wi...
The displacement of the Kashmiri Pandits, the Hindu minority of the Kashmir valley, following the in...
The paper studies the immense opposition to a nonviolent campaign against the practice of moral poli...
India is considered the largest liberal democracy in the world. It is home to a widely celebrated se...
This paper examines the relationship between statutory monopoly and collective action as a multi-per...
The ‘Northeast’ is a category constructed by the Indian state for the purposes of controlling, gover...
On 16 December 2012, a twenty-three year old physiotherapist was gangraped in Munirka, New Delhi by ...
This paper explores the effects of moral pluralism and moral conflict on political conduct and subje...
Are riots, risings and revolutions acts of collective madness, or are they political events, offerin...
This contribution brings to our attention a Dalit (‘untouchable’) protest movement against caste vio...
Ethno-nationalist conflicts are rampant today, causing immense human loss. Stanley J. Tambiah is con...
'Are riots, risings and revolutions acts of collective madness, or are they political events, offeri...
Academia, science, and freedom of speech are under assault in India. This is not a metaphor: scholar...
Social movements have various styles and aims in contemporary South Asia. They are ever-present at t...
Assayag Jackie. S. J. Tambiah, Leveling Crowds. Ethnonationalist Conflicts and Collective Violence i...
This paper argues that the main reason for political discontent and violence in Kashmir has to do wi...
The displacement of the Kashmiri Pandits, the Hindu minority of the Kashmir valley, following the in...
The paper studies the immense opposition to a nonviolent campaign against the practice of moral poli...
India is considered the largest liberal democracy in the world. It is home to a widely celebrated se...
This paper examines the relationship between statutory monopoly and collective action as a multi-per...
The ‘Northeast’ is a category constructed by the Indian state for the purposes of controlling, gover...