| JTICI Decennial Issue, Vol.7. No.5, pp.32 to 43, 2024 |
Tribal Epistemology: Thinking Through and Writing Emancipation
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Venkatesh Vaditya |
| JTICI Decennial Issue, Vol.7. No.4, pp.20 to 31, 2024 |
Adivasi Women: Social and Gender Discrimination in Panchayati Raj Institutions in the Telangana State, India
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Bhukya Sunitha |
| JTICI Decennial Issue, Vol.7. No.3, pp.15 to 19, 2024 |
Governance, Development and the Emergence of Indigenous Politics in North East India
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Babudhan Tripura |
| JTICI Decennial Issue, Vol.7. No.2, pp.11 to 14, 2024 |
Methodological Asymmetry in Tribal Research: An Exercise in Decolonial-Historical Reassembling
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bodhi s.r. |
| JTICI Decennial Issue, Vol.7. No.1, pp.1 to 10, 2024 |
Experiences of Teaching Tribal Studies: A Self-Reflection on Perspectival Pedagogy
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Alex Akhup |
| JTICI Vol.6. Issue 1. No.6, pp.90 to 100, 2022 |
A Construction of the Meaning of Pregnancy: A Community Perspective
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Jacob Islary |
| JTICI Vol.6. Issue 1. No.5,TN. Part 1, pp.70 to 89, 2022 |
Tribal Studies in India: Pre and Post Xaxa
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bodhi s.r. |
| JTICI Vol.6. Issue 1. No.4. pp.54 to 69, 2022 |
Protected: Conflict-induced Widowed Personhood: Experiences during the Bodo Movement
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Bibharani Swargiary and Luke Daimary |
| JTICI Vol.6. Issue 1. No.3. pp.40 to 53, 2022 |
Land as the Foundation for Upholding Life, Survival and Culture: Some Insights from a Study on the Lived Experience of the Bodos
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Victor Narzary and Luke Daimary |
| JTICI Vol.6. Issue 1. No.2, pp.13 to 39, 2022 |
Interrogating Tribe and Egalitarianism
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Yuingam Jajo |
