Vernacular Politics in Northeast India
Democracy, Ethnicity, and Indigeneity
Herausgeber: Wouters, Jelle J P
Vernacular Politics in Northeast India
Democracy, Ethnicity, and Indigeneity
Herausgeber: Wouters, Jelle J P
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Nowhere in India is contemporary politics and visions of 'the political' as diverse, animated, uncontainable, and poorly understood as in Northeast India. Approaching politics in the vernacular, this book thinks itself afresh into the region's political life.
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Nowhere in India is contemporary politics and visions of 'the political' as diverse, animated, uncontainable, and poorly understood as in Northeast India. Approaching politics in the vernacular, this book thinks itself afresh into the region's political life.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 426
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. August 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 222mm x 149mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 662g
- ISBN-13: 9780192863461
- ISBN-10: 0192863460
- Artikelnr.: 66129521
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 426
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. August 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 222mm x 149mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 662g
- ISBN-13: 9780192863461
- ISBN-10: 0192863460
- Artikelnr.: 66129521
Jelle P Wouters is a social anthropologist and teaches in the Department of Social Sciences at Royal Thimphu College. He has written on politics, insurgency, capitalism, and identity in Northeast India, and is the author of In the Shadows of Naga Insurgency: Tribes, State, and Violence in Northeast India (OUP, 2018).
* Preface and Introduction
* 2: Sean Dowdy: What is a Raij? Translating Counter-Sovereignties in
Twenty-First-Century Assam
* 3: Milinda Banerjee: A Non-Eurocentric Genealogy of Indian Democracy:
Tripura in History of Political Thought
* 4: Swargajyoti Gohain: Monks and Minority Politics in Arunachal
Pradesh
* 5: Joy Pachuau: Ethnic mobilization and the election process: A study
of the contours of identity making in Mizoram
* 7: Thongkholal Haokip: Ethnocracy in Deeply Divided Societies: The
Dynamics of Ethnopolitics in Manipur
* 8: Edward Moon-Little: Like The Fish Follow The Python: Biomoral
Politics Amongst Meitei Revivalists
* 9: Leishipem Khamrang and Jelle J.P Wouters: Prophecy as Politics: Of
Chosenness, Covenant and Cosmos in the Naga Struggle for Sovereignty
* 10: Michael Heneise: Konyak cosmopolitics: feasting kings, fasting
prophets and the state
* 11: Kaustubh Deka: 'A register and a bill' The contentious making of
citizenship in Assam
* 12: Maranatha G.T. Wahlang and Bengt G. Karlsson: The body of the
land: Women, ethnicity and alter-politics
* 13: Sajal Nag: Women as/and Outsiders: Subjectification, Exclusion
and Depoliticisation in North East India
* 14: Mabel Gergan: Designing Indigeneity: Eco-Tourism, State
Benevolence, and 'Entitled' Youth in Dzongu, Sikkim
* Northeast India as a Complex and Compressed Modernity
* 2: Sean Dowdy: What is a Raij? Translating Counter-Sovereignties in
Twenty-First-Century Assam
* 3: Milinda Banerjee: A Non-Eurocentric Genealogy of Indian Democracy:
Tripura in History of Political Thought
* 4: Swargajyoti Gohain: Monks and Minority Politics in Arunachal
Pradesh
* 5: Joy Pachuau: Ethnic mobilization and the election process: A study
of the contours of identity making in Mizoram
* 7: Thongkholal Haokip: Ethnocracy in Deeply Divided Societies: The
Dynamics of Ethnopolitics in Manipur
* 8: Edward Moon-Little: Like The Fish Follow The Python: Biomoral
Politics Amongst Meitei Revivalists
* 9: Leishipem Khamrang and Jelle J.P Wouters: Prophecy as Politics: Of
Chosenness, Covenant and Cosmos in the Naga Struggle for Sovereignty
* 10: Michael Heneise: Konyak cosmopolitics: feasting kings, fasting
prophets and the state
* 11: Kaustubh Deka: 'A register and a bill' The contentious making of
citizenship in Assam
* 12: Maranatha G.T. Wahlang and Bengt G. Karlsson: The body of the
land: Women, ethnicity and alter-politics
* 13: Sajal Nag: Women as/and Outsiders: Subjectification, Exclusion
and Depoliticisation in North East India
* 14: Mabel Gergan: Designing Indigeneity: Eco-Tourism, State
Benevolence, and 'Entitled' Youth in Dzongu, Sikkim
* Northeast India as a Complex and Compressed Modernity
* Preface and Introduction
* 2: Sean Dowdy: What is a Raij? Translating Counter-Sovereignties in
Twenty-First-Century Assam
* 3: Milinda Banerjee: A Non-Eurocentric Genealogy of Indian Democracy:
Tripura in History of Political Thought
* 4: Swargajyoti Gohain: Monks and Minority Politics in Arunachal
Pradesh
* 5: Joy Pachuau: Ethnic mobilization and the election process: A study
of the contours of identity making in Mizoram
* 7: Thongkholal Haokip: Ethnocracy in Deeply Divided Societies: The
Dynamics of Ethnopolitics in Manipur
* 8: Edward Moon-Little: Like The Fish Follow The Python: Biomoral
Politics Amongst Meitei Revivalists
* 9: Leishipem Khamrang and Jelle J.P Wouters: Prophecy as Politics: Of
Chosenness, Covenant and Cosmos in the Naga Struggle for Sovereignty
* 10: Michael Heneise: Konyak cosmopolitics: feasting kings, fasting
prophets and the state
* 11: Kaustubh Deka: 'A register and a bill' The contentious making of
citizenship in Assam
* 12: Maranatha G.T. Wahlang and Bengt G. Karlsson: The body of the
land: Women, ethnicity and alter-politics
* 13: Sajal Nag: Women as/and Outsiders: Subjectification, Exclusion
and Depoliticisation in North East India
* 14: Mabel Gergan: Designing Indigeneity: Eco-Tourism, State
Benevolence, and 'Entitled' Youth in Dzongu, Sikkim
* Northeast India as a Complex and Compressed Modernity
* 2: Sean Dowdy: What is a Raij? Translating Counter-Sovereignties in
Twenty-First-Century Assam
* 3: Milinda Banerjee: A Non-Eurocentric Genealogy of Indian Democracy:
Tripura in History of Political Thought
* 4: Swargajyoti Gohain: Monks and Minority Politics in Arunachal
Pradesh
* 5: Joy Pachuau: Ethnic mobilization and the election process: A study
of the contours of identity making in Mizoram
* 7: Thongkholal Haokip: Ethnocracy in Deeply Divided Societies: The
Dynamics of Ethnopolitics in Manipur
* 8: Edward Moon-Little: Like The Fish Follow The Python: Biomoral
Politics Amongst Meitei Revivalists
* 9: Leishipem Khamrang and Jelle J.P Wouters: Prophecy as Politics: Of
Chosenness, Covenant and Cosmos in the Naga Struggle for Sovereignty
* 10: Michael Heneise: Konyak cosmopolitics: feasting kings, fasting
prophets and the state
* 11: Kaustubh Deka: 'A register and a bill' The contentious making of
citizenship in Assam
* 12: Maranatha G.T. Wahlang and Bengt G. Karlsson: The body of the
land: Women, ethnicity and alter-politics
* 13: Sajal Nag: Women as/and Outsiders: Subjectification, Exclusion
and Depoliticisation in North East India
* 14: Mabel Gergan: Designing Indigeneity: Eco-Tourism, State
Benevolence, and 'Entitled' Youth in Dzongu, Sikkim
* Northeast India as a Complex and Compressed Modernity