Beyond counter-insurgency : breaking the impasse in Northeast India / edited by Sanjib Baruah.

Contributor(s):

Baruah, Sanjib

Publication details: New Delhi ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2009.Description: viii, 383 p. : ill. ; 23 cmISBN:

9780195698763
0195698762

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

322.4 BAR

LOC classification:

DS483.75 .B49 2009

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Contents:

1: Introduction (Sanjib Baruah); Part I: Stalemated Conflicts: What Cost?; 2: Resenting the Indian State: For a New Political Practice in the Northeast (Ananya Vajpeyi); 3: When was the Postcolonial?: A History of Policing Impossible Lines (Bodhisattva Kar); Part II: Nation and its Discontents; 4: From Loin Cloth, Suits, to Battle Greens: Politics of Clothing the 'Naked' Nagas (Dolly Kikon); 5: Writing Terror: Men of Rebellion and Contemporary Assamese Literature (Rakhee Kalita); 6: Narrative Agency and Thinking about Conflicts (Nandana Dutta); Part III: Discourses of Inclusion and Exclusion; 7: Northeast Problems as a Subject and Object (Pradip Phanjoubam); 8: Preparing for a Cohesive 'Northeast': Problems of Discourse (Bhagat Oinam); 9: Agency of Rioters: A Study of Decision-Making in the Nellie Massacre, Assam, 1983 (Makiko Kimura); Part IV: Making Peace, Making War: India's Peace Policy; 10: The Mizo Exception: State-Society Cohesion and Institutional Capability (M. Sajjad Hassan); 11: Peace sans Democracy?: A Study of Ethnic Peace Accords in Northeast India (Samir Kumar Das); 12: Hills-Valley Divide as a Site of Conflict: Emerging Dialogic Space in Manipur (H. Kham Khan Suan); Part V: Breaking the Impasse; 13: Just Development: A Strategy for Ethnic Reconciliation in Tripura (Subir Bhaumik); 14: Grounds for Democratic Hope in Arunachal Pradesh (Betsy Taylor); 15: Rethinking Delhi's Northeast India Policy: Why neither Counterinsurgency nor Winning Hearts and Minds is the Way Forward (Bethany Lacina); Bibliography, Notes on Contributors, Index

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [343]-369) and index.

1: Introduction (Sanjib Baruah); Part I: Stalemated Conflicts: What Cost?; 2: Resenting the Indian State: For a New Political Practice in the Northeast (Ananya Vajpeyi); 3: When was the Postcolonial?: A History of Policing Impossible Lines (Bodhisattva Kar); Part II: Nation and its Discontents; 4: From Loin Cloth, Suits, to Battle Greens: Politics of Clothing the 'Naked' Nagas (Dolly Kikon); 5: Writing Terror: Men of Rebellion and Contemporary Assamese Literature (Rakhee Kalita); 6: Narrative Agency and Thinking about Conflicts (Nandana Dutta); Part III: Discourses of Inclusion and Exclusion; 7: Northeast Problems as a Subject and Object (Pradip Phanjoubam); 8: Preparing for a Cohesive 'Northeast': Problems of Discourse (Bhagat Oinam); 9: Agency of Rioters: A Study of Decision-Making in the Nellie Massacre, Assam, 1983 (Makiko Kimura); Part IV: Making Peace, Making War: India's Peace Policy; 10: The Mizo Exception: State-Society Cohesion and Institutional Capability (M. Sajjad Hassan); 11: Peace
sans Democracy?: A Study of Ethnic Peace Accords in Northeast India (Samir Kumar Das); 12: Hills-Valley Divide as a Site of Conflict: Emerging Dialogic Space in Manipur (H. Kham Khan Suan); Part V: Breaking the Impasse; 13: Just Development: A Strategy for Ethnic Reconciliation in Tripura (Subir Bhaumik); 14: Grounds for Democratic Hope in Arunachal Pradesh (Betsy Taylor); 15: Rethinking Delhi's Northeast India Policy: Why neither Counterinsurgency nor Winning Hearts and Minds is the Way Forward (Bethany Lacina); Bibliography, Notes on Contributors, Index

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