Search Results - subject:"Dalit"

Access to community forest benefits : need driven or interest driven?

Karki, Ajay; Poudyal, Bishnu Hari - In: Research in globalization 3 (2021), pp. 1-10

The poverty reduction, livelihood improvement, and equity promotion potential of Community Forests (CF) from a theoretical point of view are indisputable, but their realization appears more questionable because of the setting and enforcement of rules which limit the access to CFs and forest...

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Divergent refugee and tribal cosmopolitanism in Dharamshala

Christopher, Stephen - In: The Copenhagen journal of Asian studies : CJAS 38 (2020) 1, pp. 33-56

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"They Say Weâ€™re Dirty": Denying an Education to Indiaâ€™s Marginalized

Watch, Human Rights - eSocialSciences - 2014

The 77-page report documents discrimination by school authorities in four Indian states against Dalit, tribal, and …

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Indian Subaltern Feminism and American Black Womanism

Rose, Leema - International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences - 2014

the wilderness for liberation-- the Dalit woman in India and the Black woman in America, who are under the triple …-subjugated women and work for their empowerment. The Dalit woman writer Bama's stories and the African-American woman writer Alice … their progress in important ways. Dalit Feminism, on the other hand, underscores the relevance of the histories of …

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Affirmative Action: Diverging Perspectives

Negi, Prashant - eSocialSciences - 2006

The debate, on affirmative action seems to be focusing on the meaning and relevance of merit and efficiency. It is being conveniently forgotten that merit is a cognitive ability, the power to perceive and to grasp the social reality. Further, merit is being juxtaposed with an individualâ€™s...

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Dalits Ostracised in Karnataka

Karnataka, PUCL - eSocialSciences - 2006

is facing a social boycott from the upper caste and including Madigas which is also a dalit community, for having used …

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Who has Access to Formal Credit in Rural India? Evidence from Four Villages

Swaminathan, Madhura - In: Journal 2 (2012) 1, pp. 182-195

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WHO IS THE IDENTIFIABLE VICTIM?--CASTE INTERACTS WITH SYMPATHY IN INDIA

DESHPANDE, ASHWINI; SPEARS, DEAN - Centre for Development Economics, Delhi School of Economics - 2012

Earlier studies have documented an “identifiable victim effect”-- people donate more to help individual people than to groups. Evidence suggests that this is in part due to an emotional reaction to the identified recipients, who generate more sympathy. However, stereotype research has shown...

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Land Conflicts and Attacks on Dalits: A Case Study from a Village in Marathwada, India

Ramakumar, R.; Kamble, Tushar - In: Journal 2 (2012) 2, pp. 120-135

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The Lok Pal Bill Debate: Lack of Accountability, not Anna Hazare's Fast, Should be the Focus

ACHR, Asian Centre for Human Rights - eSocialSciences - 2011

The paper analysis the current situation of corruption in India, the protests against it, the role of NGOs and the Lok Pal Bill

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