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245		0	_aIndia's North-East: identity movements, state, and civil society/ _cUdayon Misra
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505			_aChapter 1 Northeast India; Roots of Alienation I. Introduction II. The Growing Hiatus: Tracing Some of the Early Causes III. Assam and the Legacy of Partition: Caught in a Time Warp IV Who 'Owns' India: The Meaning of 'My' in 'My Country' Chapter 2 Course and Character of the Naga Struggle I. Introduction II. The Naga National Question III. Naga Nationalism and the Role of the Middle Class IV Portrait of a Naga 'Hostile' V The CPI and the Naga Struggle: The Initial Phase VI. Alternate Voices within the Naga Movement Chapter 3 Assam; Identity Movements and Insurgent Politics A. Assamese Identity Issues I. Introduction II. Immigration and Identity Transformation in Assam III. Targeting the Innocent IV ULFA: Beginning of the End V. Peace Talks or the Fall of the Curtain on ULFA? B. The Bodo Movement I. Introduction II. Bodo Stir: Complex Issues, Unattainable Demands III. Bodoland: The Burden of History IV. The Adivasi Question: Introduction V Assam Tea: A Bitter Brew VI. Fresh Tension in Upper-Assam Tea Belt C. The Adivasi Struggle Chapter 4 State and Civil Society in Northeast India I. Introduction II. Naga Peace Talks: High Hopes and Hard Realities III. Assam: Towards a Viable Peace or a Cul-de-sac? IV Army Killings in Assam V. Assam: Roll-Call of the Dead VI. Asom Sahitya Sabha VII. Krishak Mukti Sangram Samiti (KMSS): Giving a New Edge to People's Protests VIII. Representative Democracy and Traditional Institutions
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