Debating difference : Group rights and liberal democracy in India

By:

Bajpai Rochana

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Publication details: New Delhi Oxford University Press 2012Description: 324p ixISBN:

9780198067504

Subject(s):

1. Human Rights

DDC classification:

342.085 BAJ

Contents:

Contents: Front Matter. 1. Introduction. Part One. 2. Minority Rights in Colonial India and the Constituent Assembly. 3. Nationalist Discourse and Group Rights 4. From Minority to Backward. Part Two. 5. Secularism and Muslim Personal Law. 6. Social Justice and Quotas in Government Jobs for Other Backward Classes. Conclusion.

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Contents:
Front Matter.
1. Introduction.
Part One.
2. Minority Rights in Colonial India and the Constituent Assembly.
3. Nationalist Discourse and Group Rights
4. From Minority to Backward.

Part Two.
5. Secularism and Muslim Personal Law.
6. Social Justice and Quotas in Government Jobs for Other Backward Classes.
Conclusion.

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