Community and identities: contemporary discourses on culture and politics in India/ edited by Surinder S. Jodhka. - New Delhi: Sage, 2013. - 269 p. ; 23 cm.

PART ONE: COMMUNITY AND IDENTITIES: CONCEPTUAL QUESTIONS
Introduction - Surinder S Jodkha
The Concept of Community in Indian Social Sciences - Carol Upadhya
An Anthropological Perspective
In the Tracks of Community and Identity - Sasheej Hegde
Deepening the Interrogation
The Eclipse or the Renaissance of 'Community'? The Career of the Concept - Ravinder Kaur
PART TWO: CASTE, CLASS AND THE POLITICS OF COMMUNITY IDENTITIES
Is Caste Appeal Casteism? Oppressed Castes in Politics - Javeed Alam
The Ambiguity of Categories - D Parthasarthy
Community and Identity in the Kapunadu Movement
Narratives in the Re-Constitution of Communities - A R Vasavi
Community, Identity and Politics - Sujata Patel
The Baliapal Movement
PART THREE: GLOBALIZATION AND THE SPATIAL REARTICULATION OF COMMUNITIES
`Can You Talk Indian?' Shifting Notions of Community and Identity in the Indian Diaspora - Aparna Rayaprol
The Spatiality of Community - Satish Deshpande
Evaluating the Impact of Globalization on Regional Identities
PART FOUR: MINORITIES, WOMEN AND COMMUNITIES
Fluid Boundaries - Rowena Robinson
Indian Christian Communities
Community, Women Citizens and a Women's Politics - Anupama Roy

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