Partition’s Legacies
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- 954.04 CHA
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NIMA Knowledge Centre | 5th Floor Reading Zone | General | 954.04 CHA (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | M0036263 |
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Part I: Identities Decolonization Nation -Maki N Gnati
1. Decolonization in South Asia: The Long view
2. The Fashioning of a Frontier: The Radcliffe Line and Bengal's Border Landscape 1947-195.
3. The Bengali Muslim: A Contradiction in Terms? An Overview of the Debate on Bengali Muslim Identity
4. Secularization and Constitution moment: Insights from Partition Diplomacy in South Asia
Part II: REFUGEES, MOBILITY, MIGRATION
5. Rights or Charity? The Debate over Relief and Rehabilitation in West Bengal 1947-1950
6. Migration: Myths and the Mechanics of Assimilation. Two Community Histories from Bengal
7. Dispositions and Destinations and Migration in the Bengal Delta 1947-2007
8. Dispersal and the failure of rehabilitation: Refugee camp-dwellers and squatters in west Bengal
Part III: Immobility
9. Of graveyards and ghettos: Muslims in west Bengal k1947-1967
10. On being stuck in the Bengal delta: immobility in the age of migration
Part IV: Citizenship
11. From subject hood to citizenship : migration, nationality and post- imperial global order
12. Princes, subjects, and of empire
13. South Asian histories of citizenship 1946-1970
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