Marginalities in India : Themes and Perspectives / edited by Asmita Bhattacharyya, Sudeep Basu.

Part I Conceptual considerations -- Chapter 1. Situating Marginalities in India: An Introduction -- Chapter 2. Marginality, Marginalisation and the Idea of Justice Partha Nath Mukherji. -Part II Marginalities of yore: Caste -- Chapter 3. Rethinking Dalit Marginality Sudeep Basu -- Chapter 4. Social Exclusion and the Mindscapes of Caste: A study of Kendrapara district of Odisha Suratha Kumar Malik -- Part III Development, Displacement and the Tribal question -- Chapter 5. Displacement and Deprivation in Jharkhand Pankaj Kumar -- Chapter 6. The State and the Autochthons: Development Induced Conflict in Sikkim Binu Sundas -- Chapter 7. Revisiting Naxalbari: Narratives of Violence and Exclusions from the Marginal Spaces Arnab Roy Chowdhury -- Chapter 8. Local Communities in Forest Management: An Evaluation Anurima Mukherjee Basu -- Chapter 9. Land Laws, Ownership and Tribal Identity: The Manipur Experience Ngamjahao Kipgen -- Chapter 10. Migrant Tribes in a Globalising City: Educational Views, Aspirations and Choices of the Santals in Kolkata Ruchira Das -- Part IV Minority and Gendered Positions: An Intersectional Perspective -- Chapter 11. The Marginal Locations of Muslim Women on Various Sites in India Esita Sur -- Chapter 12. Reassessing the Socio-Economic condition among Muslim and Hindus: Comparative accounts Santanu Panda -- Chapter 13. Unmasking the Masked Gendered Sociability: A Case of the Indian Software Industry Asmita Bhattacharyya -- Chapter 14. Negotiating Marginality: Women activists in the People's Science Movement, Kerala Shoma Choudhury Lahiri -- Part V Embodied marginalities or New marginalities -- Chapter 15. Being Eunuch, the Violence faced by Hijra's involved in Sex Work - A Case Study Rekha Pande.<- Chapter 16. Transition of Elderly from Home to Old Age Home: A Narrative on Marginalisation and Seclusion in Urban India Smita Verma -- Chapter 17. Rights of Physically Disabled Persons: An Inclusive approach Sadhna Gupta -- Part VI. Political geography of violence -- Chapter 18. Statelessness or Permanent Rehabilitation: Issues Relating to the Chakmas of Chittagong Hill Tract in Arunachal Pradesh and Tripura Anindita Ghoshal -- Chapter 19. Historical Memory and the Method of Collaboration: Doomed Marginal Resistance Movements? Javaid Iqbal Bhat.