JTICI

ISSN : 2321-5437

Journal of Tribal Intellectual Collective India

Critical Articulations of Lived and Shared Experience from Within

Please Note that the Journal is not recognised by the UGC in its Care list of Journals.

The Journal of Tribal Intellectual Collective India engages with Indigenous Peoples life world. Its primary goals are, to bring to the public academic domain research papers and articles by scholars, activists and practitioners working on Indigenous peoples in India with a definitive focus on Adivasi / Tribal episteme and world view.
The JTICI offers the opportunity for constructive theoretical engagement and critical dialogue in the interest of achieving social justice for Indigenous peoples of India. We propose that through dialogue there exists the possibility of evolving alternative ideas and paradigms about protection, promotion and preservation of Indigenous peoples in India.
The JTICI endeavours to publish empirical, conceptual and theoretical articles that make substantial contributions to the field in all areas of Adivasi and Indigenous Peoples Studies including

Adivasi/Tribal Women
Adivasi / Tribal Narratives, Phenomena and Life World Studies
Adivasi and Indigenous peoples Movements and Development
Adivasis, Tribe, State and Governance
Adivasi / Tribal Epistemology and Philosophy
Science of Adivasis and Indigenous Peoples
Indigenous Peoples and Indigenous Research Methodologies
Adivasi Knowledge, Culture and Politics
Rurality, Rural Sociology and Indigenous Peoples
Adivasis and Urbanization Studies
Law, State, Democratic Rights and Indigenous Peoples
Polity, Governance, Public Policy concerning Indigenous Peoples
United Nations, International Mechanisms and Indigenous Peoples

This journal began in the year 2012 by the Tribal Intellectual Collective India supported by tribal academics from Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Bodoland University, North Eastern Hill University, Central University of Hyderabad, English and Foreign Language University, Delhi University, Savitri Phule Pune University, IIT Bombay, Mahatma Gandhi University and others.

The tribal communities are leaderless in the academic domain and there was a felt need to galvanise the tribes in the knowledge enterprise. The Journal aims at creating support systems for Tribes to capacitate them in intellectual activities and provide space to articulate their academic work, plus facilitate other students, scholars, development workers, heads and staff of fieldwork agencies, and faculty from universities working in the areas of tribal studies and development to produce humane theoretical and empirical knowledge based on direct engagement with the field context.

Queries if any, may be addressed to Managing Editor:
Email: tribal.intellectual.collective@gmail.com
We publish issues throughout the year.

We take no processing fee nor charge for publication. We are a collective of Tribal Intellectuals located in Universities interested in knowledge production and inter-epistemic dialogue across realities. Authors submitting articles to us will be given a peer review report if the article is selected for publication. Together with a peer reviewer from the academic community we also send the article to a community member if the article is written about such a community, that is if we feel there is a need to do so. For the final article ready for publication, the author takes full responsibility for the content, data, and arguments in the article. The editor, managing editor and the editorial board are not responsible and will not be held liable for the article of an author.