Refugees and the state: practices of asylum and care in India, 1947-2000/ 
edited by Ranabir Samaddar 
 - New Delhi:  SAGE,  2003. 
 - 499 p. 
<br/><br/>Introduction : Power and care : building the new Indian state / Ranabir Samaddar --<br/>Aliens in a colonial world / Paula Banerjee --<br/>State response to the refugee crisis : relief and rehabilitation in the East / Samir Kumar Das --<br/>Birth of social security commitments : what happened in the West / Ritu Menon --<br/>Returnees and the refugees : migration from Burma / Subir Bhaumik --<br/>Genocide of 1971 and the refugee influx in the East / K.C. Saha --<br/>Uprooted twice : refugees from the Chittagong Hill tracts / Sabayasachi Basu Ray Chaudhury --<br/>Gainers of a stalemate : the Tibetans in India / Rajesh Kharat --<br/>Sheltering civilians and warriors : entanglements in the south / V. Suryanarayan --<br/>Refugee women and children : need for protection and care / Asha Hans --<br/>Paradoxes of the international regime of care : the role of the UNHCR in India / Sarbani Sen --<br/>Status of refugees in India : strategic ambiguity / B.S. Chimni. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780761997290 9788132103776 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Refugees