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  • Sari: Exploring the Political in South Asia
  • Ilmumisaeg: 14-Jun-2019
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  • ISBN-13: 9780367176839
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India‘s economic growth has brought opportunities for many but to what extent has it benefitted its ethnically-shaped underclass: the Dalits? Have Dalits fared better in a neoliberal India or have structural economic and social changes served to magnify Dalit disadvantage? This volume offers a varied picture of Dalit experience in different states

This volume deals with the mobility and marginalisation experienced by Dalits in India. It highlights the contradictions and disjunctures they face, resulting in simultaneous improvement and deterioration of their status in society. It discusses their rise and progress along with continuing exploitation and oppression, as well as their polarisation in terms of class, education, economic position, caste, identity, and political interests.

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This volume takes a fresh look at one of the key debates on caste in contemporary India: whether Dalits are finally unshackling the stranglehold of economic marginalisation, discrimination and stigma, and straddling new opportunities for upward mobility, as the Indian economy liberalises. Ashwini Deshpande, Professor of Economics, Delhi School of Economics

[ A] book about the contemporary realities of caste, the dynamics of change and its persistence, the messy realities of prejudice, exclusion and deprivation along with positive stories of mobility, social movements and deepening democracy in todays India. Surinder S. Jodhka, Professor of Sociology, Jawaharlal Nehru University

Offers a wide-ranging and incisive analysis of the condition of Indias Dalits ... thoughtful, rich, and beautifully observed a wonderful resource for South Asianists and development scholars. Craig Jeffrey, Professor of Development Geography, University of Oxford

Maps, Figures and Plates. Tables. Abbreviations. Foreword Mukulika
Banerjee. Acknowledgements. Dalits in Neoliberal India: An Overview Clarinda
Still
1. Dalit Entrepreneurs, Globalisation and the Supplier Diversity
Experiment in Madhya Pradesh Sudha Pai
2. Trajectories of Dalits
Incorporation into the Indian Neoliberal Business Economy Kaushal K.
Vidyarthee
3. Locating Caste in a Globalising Indian City: A Study of Dalit
Ex-millworkers Occupational Choices in Post-industrial Mumbai Sumeet Mhaskar
4. Legislating for Liberation? Dalit Electoral Politics and Social Change in
Tamil Nadu Hugo Gorringe
5. A Book Also Travels: Circulating Small Booklets
in Dalit Poorva Badri Narayan
6. Low Caste Elites and Re-traditionalised
Responses: Status and Security in an Economically Uncertain Time Jordan C. R.
Mullard
7. Dalit Women Becoming Housewives : Lessons from the Tiruppur
Region, 1981 82 to 2008 09 Judith Heyer
8. Finding Ones Place among the
Elite: How Dalits Experiencing Sharp Upward Social Mobility Adjust to Their
New Social Status Jules Naudet. About the Editor. Notes on Contributors.
Index.
Clarinda Still is Lecturer of Modern Indian Studies, University of Oxford; and Junior Research Fellow, Wolfson College.