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PUBLICATIONS BY THE MEMBERS OF dcrc
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Manoranjan
Mohanty (ed.),Class, Caste, Gender : Sage Publications,2004
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Neera
Chandhoke, The Conceits of Civil Society, Delhi: Oxford
University Press, 2003
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Anita
Ghai, (Dis) Embodied Form: Issues of (Dis)abled Women,
Delhi: Haranand Publication, 2002
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Rupak
Dattagupta, Classes and Elite in the Third World,
New Delhi: Authors’ Press, 2001
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Sadhna
Arya (ed.), Narivadi Rajniti Sangharsh Evam Muddeh,
Hindi Medium Implementation Directorate, University
of Delhi, 2001
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Sadhna
Arya, Women, Gender Equality and the State, Delhi:
Deep and Deep, 2001
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S.K.Aggarwal,
Strengthening Healthy Cities in South East Asia, South
East Asia: WHO, 2001.
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Ashish
Ghosh (ed.), Dalits and Peasants: The Emerging Caste-Class
Dynamics, New Delhi: Gyan Sagar, 2000.
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Congratulations
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Mr.
Hilal Ahmad for “Ford Foundation Fellowship”,
Dr. Ujjwal K. Singh for “Teen Murti Fellowship”
and
Dr. Anupama Roy for “Ratan Tata Fellowship”
at The Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi .
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Warm
Thanks to
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Dr. K.S. Subramanian,
• Dr. Malathi Subramanian and
• Dr. Rupak Dattagupta for contributing
a number of books on politics, development,
people’s movements and various other issues
to the dcrc.
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Book
Review
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Class,
Caste , Gender
(Ed.) Manoranjan Mohanty
Sage Publications, 2004
This volume on Class,Caste,Gender is the fifth
in the series of ‘Readings in Indian Government
and Politics’ edited by Prof. Mohanty.
In
the background of growing democratic consciousness
which is increasingly coming into conflict with
the forces of domination, authoritarianism and
hegemony, this book provides an understanding
to these forces in both historical and analytical
terms. In particular, the seminal essays gathered
in this book explore the specificities of the
crucial social categories of class, caste and
gender,while simultaneously drawing attention
to the arenas in which they intersect.The contributors
treat the centrality of power as the organizing
theme. They study the state, social processes
and political movements in relation to the struggles
for transformation being waged by women, disadvantaged
castes and oppressed classes. Basic conceptual
issues are analysed and placed in the context
of social ferment and recent political developments.They
tackle both rural and urban power structure,dominant
and oppressed social forces, institutional and
cultural processes. Providing both the micro
and the macro perspectives,this volume is a
significant contribution to the social and political
discourse on contemporary India.
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