Re-Interrogating Civil Society in South Asia
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Re-Interrogating Civil Society in South Asia
Critical Perspectives from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh
Mehdi, Rubya; Prakash, Amit; Andersen, Peter B.
Taylor & Francis Inc
03/2021
314
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1. Dissemination of Civil Society in South Asia: Introductory Considerations Part I: Multifaceted and Local Civil Societies in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh 2. Building Civil Society in Colonial India during the Long Nineteenth Century 3. Civil Society in India: What Is It and Where Is It Going? 4. Clearing Misconceptions about Civil Society in Pakistan 5. Civil Society, Human Rights and Political Antagonism in Bangladesh Part II: Civil Society's Multiple Hues and Roles 6. Thieves and Khoji's in a Non-State, Collectivist System of Justice under Transformation: An Example from a Village of Southern Punjab, Pakistan 7. Dilemmas Facing Civil Society Institutions in Pakistan: A Case for Organized Labour 8. Bureaucratic Empowerment as a Tool for Reproduction of Inequalities 9. Entertaining the Possibility of Society's Radical Transformation: A Personal View of Women Front (1974-1976) 10. The Women's Action Forum, Pakistan: Ideology and Functioning 11. Madrasas and Religious Maslaks as a Case of Skewed Civil Society in Pakistan 12. Striving for Space in Pakistan under COVID-19 Part III: Civil Mobilization among Ethnic and Linguistic Minorities 13. The Organization of the Writers' Community as a Linguistic Minority: The Santal Tribe 14. Imagining Santal Rationality as Empowerment 15. Santals: Language, Lyricism, Emotions and Identity
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Civil Society;Civil Society Organizations;Violated;Muhammed Ali Jinnah;WAF;Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi;UN;Pakistan;Political Parties;India;Young Men;Bangladesh;PPP;Non-Government Institutions;Awami League;liberalisation;Indian Civil Society;workers' unions;IMF;Islamism;Shirkat Gah;women's organisations;Follow;COVID-19 crisis;KPK;South Asia;NWFP;Non-governmental organizations;Santal Rebellion;Multifaceted civil societies;Women Front;Village Knowledge;Orangi Pilot Project;Women's Foundation;Ambedkar;Political Platform;8th Schedule;West Bengal;South Punjab
1. Dissemination of Civil Society in South Asia: Introductory Considerations Part I: Multifaceted and Local Civil Societies in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh 2. Building Civil Society in Colonial India during the Long Nineteenth Century 3. Civil Society in India: What Is It and Where Is It Going? 4. Clearing Misconceptions about Civil Society in Pakistan 5. Civil Society, Human Rights and Political Antagonism in Bangladesh Part II: Civil Society's Multiple Hues and Roles 6. Thieves and Khoji's in a Non-State, Collectivist System of Justice under Transformation: An Example from a Village of Southern Punjab, Pakistan 7. Dilemmas Facing Civil Society Institutions in Pakistan: A Case for Organized Labour 8. Bureaucratic Empowerment as a Tool for Reproduction of Inequalities 9. Entertaining the Possibility of Society's Radical Transformation: A Personal View of Women Front (1974-1976) 10. The Women's Action Forum, Pakistan: Ideology and Functioning 11. Madrasas and Religious Maslaks as a Case of Skewed Civil Society in Pakistan 12. Striving for Space in Pakistan under COVID-19 Part III: Civil Mobilization among Ethnic and Linguistic Minorities 13. The Organization of the Writers' Community as a Linguistic Minority: The Santal Tribe 14. Imagining Santal Rationality as Empowerment 15. Santals: Language, Lyricism, Emotions and Identity
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Civil Society;Civil Society Organizations;Violated;Muhammed Ali Jinnah;WAF;Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi;UN;Pakistan;Political Parties;India;Young Men;Bangladesh;PPP;Non-Government Institutions;Awami League;liberalisation;Indian Civil Society;workers' unions;IMF;Islamism;Shirkat Gah;women's organisations;Follow;COVID-19 crisis;KPK;South Asia;NWFP;Non-governmental organizations;Santal Rebellion;Multifaceted civil societies;Women Front;Village Knowledge;Orangi Pilot Project;Women's Foundation;Ambedkar;Political Platform;8th Schedule;West Bengal;South Punjab
