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Based on papers written for seminar on 'decolonization' and 'contemporary history' of the Punjab, organized by the Institute of Punjab Studies which aims at promoting inter-disciplinary study of the political, economic, social and cultural life of the peoples of the north-west of India, this book should be of great interest to administrators, politicians and journalists as well as to social scientists and general readers. It gives useful insights into administration, politics, violence, demographic change, and the condition of the relatively unprivileged 'fragments' of the society in the region - women, dalits, labourers and village communities.
Contents
1 Administrative Space - Gopal Krishnan & Surya Kant
2 Punjab Administration at Work - P.H. Vaishnav
3 Nehru, Indira Gandhi and the Punjab - Tejwant S. Gill
4 The Punjab Congress - P.S. Verma
5 Sikh Identity, the Akalis and Khalistan - J. S. Grewal
6 A Decade of Violence, 1983-92 - K.S.Dhillon
7 Violence in Retrospect - Pramod Kumar
8 The Logic of Sikh Militancy - Birinder Pal Singh
9 Demographic Change - Gopal Krishan
10 Urbanisation Since Independence - Gopal Krishan
11 Partiarchal Structure and Violence Against Women - Rainuka Dagar
12 Dalits in Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh - S.K. Gupta
13 Attached Labour in Haryana - Surinder S. Jodhka
14 The Village Community in Punjabi Novel J.S. Rahi & S.S. Khahra
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