| JTICI Vol.3, Issue 1, No.6 pp. 61 to 72, September 2015 |
Engaging with the Question of Livelihood among Scheduled Tribes in Maharashtra Gearing Theory and Practice towards Emancipation
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ALEX AKHUP |
| JTICI Vol.2,Issue 3, No.1, February 2015, pp.1 to 11 |
Assessing ‘Positive Discrimination’:Evaluating the Indigenous Lepchas’ Demand for Special Status
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REEP PANDI LEPCHA |
| JTICI Vol.2,Issue 3, No.2, February 2015, pp.12 to 23 |
The Sixth Schedule and the Indigenous People’s Interests: A Study of the Role of Jaintia Hills Autonomous District Council
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Kerl'ihok.l.buam |
| JTICIVol.2,Issue 3, No.3, February 2015, pp.24 to 36 |
Tribal Lands, Identity and the State: An Overview of Conflicting Paradigms
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Victor Narzary & Bibharani Swairgary |
| JTICI Vol.2,Issue 3, No.4, February 2015, pp.37 to 45 |
Rabha Hasong Autonomous Council: A Case of Contested Autonomy in Indian State of Assam
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Jagmohan Boro |
| JTICI Vol.2,Issue 3, No.6, February 2015, pp.61 to 73 |
Unmasking Marxist and Nationalist Constructions of Adivasi Uprising:An Exercise in Historical Reassembling
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BHANGYA BHUKYA |
| IJDTSA Vol.2, Issue 1, No.5 pp.59 to 76, June 2014 |
The Forest Rights Act: Experiences and Issues in Khammam District of Andhra Pradesh
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Prathima Nalabolu |
| JTICI Vol.2,Issue 2, No.1, October 2014, pp.1 to 29 |
The Philosphers for NEFA:Understanding the Construct of Consent in Arunachal Pradesh through the Experiences of the Apatani
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RIMI TADU |
| JTICI Vol.2,Issue 2, No.2, October 2014, pp.30 to 47 |
Is Inner Line Permit Needed in the Era of Gloabalization? Capturing Current Politico-Historical Contestations in Meghalaya
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Batskhem Myrboh |
| JTICIVol.2,Issue 2, No.3, October 2014, pp.48 to 75 |
Paradoxical Nature of Zeliangrong Identity and the Dynamics of Recognition for Constitutional Benefits
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KAMEI SAMSON |
