Re-framing Democracy and Agency in India/ interrogating political society
Gudavarthy, Ajay [ed.]
- 1st ed.
- London: Anthem Press, 2012.
- xi, 322p.
Chapter 1 Introduction: Why Interrogate Political Society? 4/ar Gudavarthy Part I: Political Society and Protest Politics Chapter 2 Political Society in a Capitalist World Sivagato Sarkar Chapter 3 Antinomies of Political Society - Implications of Uncivil Development Ajay Gudavarthy and G. Vyay Chapter 4 Civil Society and the Urban Poor Supriya RoyCliowdltury Chapter 5 Contentious Politics and Civil Society in Varanasi JolieM. F. mod Chapter 6 The Politics of a Political Society Ranabir Samaddar Part II: Political Society, Middlemen and Mobility Chapter 7 The Pyraveekar. The 'Fixer' in Rural India G. Ram Reddy and G. Haragopal Chapter 8 Politics of Middlemen and Political Society Stuart Corbridgr, Glyn Williams, Maiioj Srivastava and Rene Veron Chapter 9 Widows' Organizations in Kerala State, India: Seeking Citizenship amidst the Decline of Political Society J. Devika and A. K. Rajasree Part III; Civil Society and/or Political Society Chapter 10 Clubbing Togetiicr; Village Clubs, Local NGOs and the Mediations of Political Society Tom Harrison Cdiapter 11 Civic Anxieties and Dalit Democratic Culture: Balmikis in Delhi Omar h'nlly Chapter 12 The Habits of the Political Heart: Recovering Politics from CJovernmentality Aparna Sundar and Xandini Sundar Chapter 13 C^ivil Society in the East and Some Dark Thoughts about the Prospects of Political Society Sanjeeb A lukherjee Part rV: Rejoinder Chapter 14 The Debate over Political Society Pardta C.'ltallerjre