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Social inclusion in independent India: dimensions and approaches/ T.K. Oommen.

By: Oommen, T.KMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: Orient Blackswan, 2014Description: x, 342 p. ; 23 cmISBN: 8125056297Subject(s): People with social disabilities--Government policy | Social integration | Social integration--Government policy DDC classification: 353.530954

Contents:

introduction 1 Exclusion/ Inclusion in colonial India: Ideological predilection and conceptual confusions 2 Dalits : Congenital Victims of attributed low ritual status in caste hierarchy 3 Adivasis: Denial of territorial autonomy and cultural marginalisation 4 Other backward classes :partial exclusion leading to status Incongruence 5 Religious minorities: inclusion which undermines identity and exclusion which imperils equity 6 Linguistic minorities : Marginalisation in the process of building the 'nation state' 7 Inclusion of woman : Distinctive physiology or persisting patriarchy 8 Refugees, Foreigners, outsiders and north east India:Need for different approaches for social inclusion 9 The poor: Inclusion through shifting poverty line 10 Person with disabilities: Inclusion sans dignity 11 Towards a category specific social inclusion

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section	353.530954 OOM/S (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		P41184

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introduction

1 Exclusion/ Inclusion in colonial India: Ideological predilection and conceptual confusions

2 Dalits : Congenital Victims of attributed low ritual status in caste hierarchy

3 Adivasis: Denial of territorial autonomy and cultural marginalisation

4 Other backward classes :partial exclusion leading to status Incongruence

5 Religious minorities: inclusion which undermines identity and exclusion which imperils equity

6 Linguistic minorities : Marginalisation in the process of building the 'nation state'

7 Inclusion of woman : Distinctive physiology or persisting patriarchy

8 Refugees, Foreigners, outsiders and north east India:Need for different approaches for social inclusion

9 The poor: Inclusion through shifting poverty line

10 Person with disabilities: Inclusion sans dignity

11 Towards a category specific social inclusion

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