| JTICI Issue Vol.8. No.1, pp.1 to 16, 2025 |
Cosmological Foundations of Shepoumai Naga Identity: The Role of Ancestry and Historical Memory
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Dominic Leo Thaikho |
| JTICI Issue Vol.8. No.2, pp.17 to 34, 2025 |
Yoyāri as Well-Being: A Tangkhul Naga Perspective
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Shaokhai Mayirnao |
| JTICI Issue Vol.8. No.3, pp.35 to 47, 2025 |
Social Research in Tribal Studies: Reflections on Teaching Content for Bachelor’s Students of Social Work Post NEP 2020
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bodhi s.r. |
| JTICI Issue Vol.8. No.5, pp.67 to 85, 2025 |
The Problematics of Urban Spaces and Urbanisation in Bodoland
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Jacob Islary |
| JTICI Issue Vol.8. No.4, pp.48 to 66, 2025 |
Cartographies of Control and Care: Colonial Archives, Postcolonial Land Alienation, and the Reclamation of Indigenous Spatial Epistemologies
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Manjusha K.A |
| JTICI Decennial Issue, Vol.7. No.10, pp.81 to 90, 2024 |
Problems and Challenges of Researching Tribal Health in India
|
Jacob Islary |
| JTICI Decennial Issue, Vol.7. No.9, pp.75 to 80, 2024 |
The Methodological Intricacies in Researching Tribal Governance and State Policy: From the Location and Lens of a Tribe
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Joseph Riamei |
| JTICI Decennial Issue, Vol.7. No.8, pp.67 to 74, 2024 |
The (Im)Perfect Insider: Experiences of Women Researching in Their Own Community
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Tadu Rimi |
| JTICI Decennial Issue, Vol.7. No.7, pp.57 to 66, 2024 |
Researching Tribal Inhabited Border Regions: Revisiting the Methodological Interplay between Doxa, Abstract and the Real
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Raile Rocky Ziipao |
| JTICI Decennial Issue, Vol.7. No.6, pp.44 to 56, 2024 |
The Construction of a ‘Tribal Object’ in India: Pre and Post Xaxa
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Rajunayak Vislavath |
