This book critically engages with the changing notions of caste and its intersection with public policy in India. It explores the cyclical process of how caste drives policies, and how policies in turn shape the reality of caste in India.
This book critically engages with the changing notions of caste and its intersection with public policy in India. It explores the cyclical process of how caste drives policies, and how policies in turn shape the reality of caste in India.
Rahul Choragudi is Assistant Professor at the School of Development, Azim Premji University, Bengaluru, India. Sony Pellissery is Professor at the Institute of Public Policy, National Law School of India University, Bengaluru, India. N. Jayaram is Visiting Professor at the Institute of Public Policy, National Law School of India University, Bengaluru, India.
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List of illustrations Notes on contributors Preface Introduction: The career of caste in public policy Rahul Choragudi, Sony Pellissery, and N. Jayaram PART I The national scenario 1 Caste in and out of place: State, market, and culture Stig Toft Madsen 2 Enumerating caste in the census: Is it useful for public policy? N. Jayaram PART II Perspectives from the states 3 Awareness and access to social security among the unorganised worker households: A study of scheduled caste sub-plan and tribal sub-plan in Karnataka D. Rajasekhar and R. Manjula 4 Addressing graded inequality among the scheduled castes: Internal reservation as a strategy Arvind Narrain and Basawa Prasad Kunale 5 Caste and politics: Reservation policy in Tamil Nadu R. Saravana Raja 6 Economic prospects, protective discrimination, and the changing hierarchy: An ethnographic study in a coastal village in Andhra Pradesh Rahul Choragudi 7 Caste and public policy: The case of West Bengal Antara Ray 8 Development policies and marginal groups: Case study of dhobis in Delhi Subhadra Mitra Channa PART III Caste beyond Hinduism 9 Despite equality: Sikhs and the caste issue Paramjit S. Judge 10 Caste and caste discrimination among Christians and Muslims: A case for revisiting the ambit of protective discrimination policy Gaurang R. Sahay Epilogue: Caste in public policy analysis: Rediscovering public sphere through institutionalist lens Sony Pellissery Index
List of illustrations Notes on contributors Preface Introduction: The career of caste in public policy Rahul Choragudi, Sony Pellissery, and N. Jayaram PART I The national scenario 1 Caste in and out of place: State, market, and culture Stig Toft Madsen 2 Enumerating caste in the census: Is it useful for public policy? N. Jayaram PART II Perspectives from the states 3 Awareness and access to social security among the unorganised worker households: A study of scheduled caste sub-plan and tribal sub-plan in Karnataka D. Rajasekhar and R. Manjula 4 Addressing graded inequality among the scheduled castes: Internal reservation as a strategy Arvind Narrain and Basawa Prasad Kunale 5 Caste and politics: Reservation policy in Tamil Nadu R. Saravana Raja 6 Economic prospects, protective discrimination, and the changing hierarchy: An ethnographic study in a coastal village in Andhra Pradesh Rahul Choragudi 7 Caste and public policy: The case of West Bengal Antara Ray 8 Development policies and marginal groups: Case study of dhobis in Delhi Subhadra Mitra Channa PART III Caste beyond Hinduism 9 Despite equality: Sikhs and the caste issue Paramjit S. Judge 10 Caste and caste discrimination among Christians and Muslims: A case for revisiting the ambit of protective discrimination policy Gaurang R. Sahay Epilogue: Caste in public policy analysis: Rediscovering public sphere through institutionalist lens Sony Pellissery Index
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