Mapping human rights and subalterns in modern India
By: [edited by] Jagannatham Begari
Contributors: Begari, Jagannatham, editor; Central University of Gujarat. School of Social Sciences. Centre for Gandhian Thought and Peace Studies; Indian Council of Social Science Research
Publisher: Kalpaz Publications
Published: 2016
Place of publication: Delhi
Language: eng
Number of pages: 305
ISBN-13: 9789351281511
Subjects: Human rights; Congresses; Dalits; Civil rights; People with social disabilities
Notes: "This volume encompasses the papers that were presented and deliberated in the ICSSR National Conference on 'Human Rights in India: Dalits, Tribals and Minorities', held in Gandhinagar on 21-22 November 2013, organised by Centre for Gandhian Thought and Peace Studies, School of Social Sciences, Central University of Gujarat"--Preface and acknowledgements.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Dr. Ambedkar and the future of Indian democracy  -- Jean Dreze; title: Globalisation, the state and Dalits  -- Anand Teltumbde; title: The politics of human rights in India  -- Ajay Gudavarty; title: Language rights : implementing worldwide language rights and promoting social justice  -- Tania Hossain; title: 'We are not what we were' : the Nicobarese socio-cultural milieu post the tsunami, 2004  -- Ajay Saini; title: Gender and educational policy : a study of dropout girls from rural Andhra Pradesh and Telangana state  -- Nagaraju Gundimeda; title: Right to language in the context of globalisation and democracy  -- Dr. Avinash Pandey; title: Dalit fiction and the urban problematic : reading Manu Joseph's 'Serious men'  -- Abhishek Das; title: Dalit movement in Gujarat : response of the society and the state- an overview  -- Rajesh Lakum and Jagannatham Begari; title: Globalised rights and localised violations : the case of Palamur labour in Telangana  -- Dr. Venkatesh Nayak; title: Development for whom? Displacing people, destroying identity and suppressing the voices of the tribals : a human rights perspective  -- Sheikh Rafiq Ullah; title: Understanding humiliation from double victimisation perspective : a case study of a female divorcee  -- Bijaya Kumar Mohanty; title: Women and right to food : a special focus on the tribal belt of Odisha  -- Rajadarshini Patra; title: Caste and class : trends and challenges for 'Dalits' with in the compass of Indian writing  -- Patel Heena L. and Yogesh N. Vansiya; title: Trajectory of tribal life : cases of missing human rights  -- Deba Ranjan Hota; title: Unveiling the plight of domestic workers in Delhi : a hidden workforce  -- Vibha Singh; title: Political economy of tribal development in Madhya Pradesh : the case of Korku Tribe -- Janmejaya Mishra.