Navigating Social Exclusion and Inclusion in Contemporary India and Beyond
Structures, Agents, Practices
Herausgeber: Nielsen, Kenneth Bo; Skoda, Uwe; Qvortrup Fibiger, Marianne
Navigating Social Exclusion and Inclusion in Contemporary India and Beyond
Structures, Agents, Practices
Herausgeber: Nielsen, Kenneth Bo; Skoda, Uwe; Qvortrup Fibiger, Marianne
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This book contains a collection of lucid, empirically grounded articles that explore and analyse the structures, agents and practices of social inclusion and exclusion in contemporary India and beyond.
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This book contains a collection of lucid, empirically grounded articles that explore and analyse the structures, agents and practices of social inclusion and exclusion in contemporary India and beyond.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Anthem Press
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 396g
- ISBN-13: 9781783083404
- ISBN-10: 1783083409
- Artikelnr.: 41372774
- Verlag: Anthem Press
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 396g
- ISBN-13: 9781783083404
- ISBN-10: 1783083409
- Artikelnr.: 41372774
Uwe Skoda is an associate professor of South Asian studies at Aarhus University, Denmark. Kenneth Bo Nielsen is a research fellow at the Centre for Development and the Environment at the University of Oslo, Norway. Marianne Qvortrup Fibiger is an associate professor in religious studies at Aarhus University, Denmark.
Acknowledgements; List of Contributors; 1. Introduction: Navigating
Exclusion, Engineering Inclusion – Uwe Skoda and Kenneth Bo Nielsen; PART
I: SPACES AND VALUES: 2. Cosmopolitanism or Iatrogenesis? Reflections on
Religious Plurality, Censorship and Disciplinary Orientations – Kathinka
Frøystad; 3. Dependent Husbands: Reflections on Marginal Masculinities –
Radhika Chopra; 4. Exclusion and Inclusion: Navigation Strategies among
Hindus in the Diaspora – A Case Study from Denmark – Marianne Qvortrup
Fibiger; PART II: COMMUNITIES AND POLITICS: 5. In Search of Development:
Muslims and Electoral Politics in an Indian State – Kenneth Bo Nielsen; 6.
Exclusion as Common Denominator: Investigating ‘Dalit-hood’ – Guro W.
Samuelsen; 7. Inclusion of the Excluded Groups through Panchayati Raj:
Electoral Democracy in Uttar Pradesh – Satendra Kumar; 8. Making Sikkim
More Inclusive: An Insider’s View of the Role of Committees and
Commissions – Tanka B. Subba; 9. Encountering ‘Inclusion’ and Exclusion in
Postindustrial Mumbai: A Study of Muslim Ex-millworkers’ Occupational
Choices – Sumeet Mhaskar; PART III: RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT: 10. Dams,
Development and the Exclusion of Indigenous Groups: A Case from Odisha –
Deepak Kumar Behera; 11. ‘Solutions Emerge When Everyone Works Together’:
Experiences of Social Inclusion in Watershed Management Committees in
Karnataka – Devanshu Chakravarti, Sarah Byrne and Jane Carter; 12. The
Death of Shankar: Social Exclusion and Tuberculosis in a Poor Neighbourhood
in Bhubaneswar, Odisha – Jens Seeberg
Exclusion, Engineering Inclusion – Uwe Skoda and Kenneth Bo Nielsen; PART
I: SPACES AND VALUES: 2. Cosmopolitanism or Iatrogenesis? Reflections on
Religious Plurality, Censorship and Disciplinary Orientations – Kathinka
Frøystad; 3. Dependent Husbands: Reflections on Marginal Masculinities –
Radhika Chopra; 4. Exclusion and Inclusion: Navigation Strategies among
Hindus in the Diaspora – A Case Study from Denmark – Marianne Qvortrup
Fibiger; PART II: COMMUNITIES AND POLITICS: 5. In Search of Development:
Muslims and Electoral Politics in an Indian State – Kenneth Bo Nielsen; 6.
Exclusion as Common Denominator: Investigating ‘Dalit-hood’ – Guro W.
Samuelsen; 7. Inclusion of the Excluded Groups through Panchayati Raj:
Electoral Democracy in Uttar Pradesh – Satendra Kumar; 8. Making Sikkim
More Inclusive: An Insider’s View of the Role of Committees and
Commissions – Tanka B. Subba; 9. Encountering ‘Inclusion’ and Exclusion in
Postindustrial Mumbai: A Study of Muslim Ex-millworkers’ Occupational
Choices – Sumeet Mhaskar; PART III: RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT: 10. Dams,
Development and the Exclusion of Indigenous Groups: A Case from Odisha –
Deepak Kumar Behera; 11. ‘Solutions Emerge When Everyone Works Together’:
Experiences of Social Inclusion in Watershed Management Committees in
Karnataka – Devanshu Chakravarti, Sarah Byrne and Jane Carter; 12. The
Death of Shankar: Social Exclusion and Tuberculosis in a Poor Neighbourhood
in Bhubaneswar, Odisha – Jens Seeberg
Acknowledgements; List of Contributors; 1. Introduction: Navigating
Exclusion, Engineering Inclusion – Uwe Skoda and Kenneth Bo Nielsen; PART
I: SPACES AND VALUES: 2. Cosmopolitanism or Iatrogenesis? Reflections on
Religious Plurality, Censorship and Disciplinary Orientations – Kathinka
Frøystad; 3. Dependent Husbands: Reflections on Marginal Masculinities –
Radhika Chopra; 4. Exclusion and Inclusion: Navigation Strategies among
Hindus in the Diaspora – A Case Study from Denmark – Marianne Qvortrup
Fibiger; PART II: COMMUNITIES AND POLITICS: 5. In Search of Development:
Muslims and Electoral Politics in an Indian State – Kenneth Bo Nielsen; 6.
Exclusion as Common Denominator: Investigating ‘Dalit-hood’ – Guro W.
Samuelsen; 7. Inclusion of the Excluded Groups through Panchayati Raj:
Electoral Democracy in Uttar Pradesh – Satendra Kumar; 8. Making Sikkim
More Inclusive: An Insider’s View of the Role of Committees and
Commissions – Tanka B. Subba; 9. Encountering ‘Inclusion’ and Exclusion in
Postindustrial Mumbai: A Study of Muslim Ex-millworkers’ Occupational
Choices – Sumeet Mhaskar; PART III: RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT: 10. Dams,
Development and the Exclusion of Indigenous Groups: A Case from Odisha –
Deepak Kumar Behera; 11. ‘Solutions Emerge When Everyone Works Together’:
Experiences of Social Inclusion in Watershed Management Committees in
Karnataka – Devanshu Chakravarti, Sarah Byrne and Jane Carter; 12. The
Death of Shankar: Social Exclusion and Tuberculosis in a Poor Neighbourhood
in Bhubaneswar, Odisha – Jens Seeberg
Exclusion, Engineering Inclusion – Uwe Skoda and Kenneth Bo Nielsen; PART
I: SPACES AND VALUES: 2. Cosmopolitanism or Iatrogenesis? Reflections on
Religious Plurality, Censorship and Disciplinary Orientations – Kathinka
Frøystad; 3. Dependent Husbands: Reflections on Marginal Masculinities –
Radhika Chopra; 4. Exclusion and Inclusion: Navigation Strategies among
Hindus in the Diaspora – A Case Study from Denmark – Marianne Qvortrup
Fibiger; PART II: COMMUNITIES AND POLITICS: 5. In Search of Development:
Muslims and Electoral Politics in an Indian State – Kenneth Bo Nielsen; 6.
Exclusion as Common Denominator: Investigating ‘Dalit-hood’ – Guro W.
Samuelsen; 7. Inclusion of the Excluded Groups through Panchayati Raj:
Electoral Democracy in Uttar Pradesh – Satendra Kumar; 8. Making Sikkim
More Inclusive: An Insider’s View of the Role of Committees and
Commissions – Tanka B. Subba; 9. Encountering ‘Inclusion’ and Exclusion in
Postindustrial Mumbai: A Study of Muslim Ex-millworkers’ Occupational
Choices – Sumeet Mhaskar; PART III: RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT: 10. Dams,
Development and the Exclusion of Indigenous Groups: A Case from Odisha –
Deepak Kumar Behera; 11. ‘Solutions Emerge When Everyone Works Together’:
Experiences of Social Inclusion in Watershed Management Committees in
Karnataka – Devanshu Chakravarti, Sarah Byrne and Jane Carter; 12. The
Death of Shankar: Social Exclusion and Tuberculosis in a Poor Neighbourhood
in Bhubaneswar, Odisha – Jens Seeberg