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Lecture 37 of 64Week 8
Tribes in Post-Colonial India II: Tribal Administrative and Autonomy Provisions III
Prof. Roluahpuia and Prof. Sarbani Banerjee · IIT Roorkee
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All the lectures
- Introduction: Understanding the Concept of Tribe- Historicizing the Concept of Tribe
- Introduction: De-notified, Nomadic and Semi-Nomadic Tribes; PVTGs
- Introduction: Indigenous People, Adivasi, Janjati
- Understanding Tribes in India: Social Organization of Tribes
- Understanding Tribes in India: Tribal Economy
- Understanding Tribes in India: Political Institutions in Tribal Societies
- Women in Tribal Societies
- Assimilation and Integration of Indian Tribes
- Sociological and Anthropological Perspectives of Tribes in India
- Tribe-Caste Continuum
- Tribe as Peasant
- Tribe as Ethnic Group
- Problems of Categories and Classifications: Part-I
- Problems of Categories and Classifications: Part-II
- Methods and Approaches to the Study of Tribes
- Tribes During Colonial Rule
- Tribal Uprisings during Colonial Rule in the Chota Nagpur Region
- Tribal Uprising During Colonial Rule in Central and Southern India
- Tribal Uprisings during Colonial Rule in the Northeastern Region
- Case Study on Lushai Hills: Part-I
- Case Study on Lushai Hills: Part-II
- Tribes and the Indian National Movement
- Tribes During the Colonial Rule: Administration of Tribal Areas: Laws and Legislations I
- Tribes During the Colonial Rule: Administration of Tribal Areas: Laws and Legislations II
- Resource Rights: Land
- Resource Rights: Forests
- Resource Rights: Water
- Dispossession & Conflict
- Exploitation, Indentureship and Plantation Economy
- Tribes in Post-Colonial India I: Constitution Making and the Role of Tribes: Part I
- Tribes in Post Colonial India I: Constitution Making and the Role of Tribes: Part II
- Tribes in Post Colonial India I: Constitution Making and the Role of Tribes: Part III
- Constitutional Provisions, Protective Discrimination & Welfare of Tribes in India: Part- I
- Constitutional Provisions, Protective Discrimination & Welfare of Tribes in India: Part- II
- Tribes in Post-Colonial India II: Tribal Administration and Autonomy Provisions: Part 1
- Tribes in Post-Colonia India II: Tribal Administration and Autonomy Provisions II
- Tribes in Post-Colonial India II: Tribal Administrative and Autonomy Provisions III
- Tribes in Post-Colonial India II: Tribal Politics and Political Parties IV
- Tribes in Post-Colonial India II : Tribal Politics and Political Parties V
- Tribal Politics and Political Parties: Case Study of Jharkhand
- Tribal Politics and Political Parties: Case Studies from North-East India (Mizoram)
- Development and Tribes
- Tribal Migration
- Social and Cultural Changes in Tribes
- Tribal Middle Class
- Social Exclusion & Socio-Economic Status of the Tribes in Post-reform Era
- Tribal Narratives
- Oral Traditions of Tribes in India
- Tribal Performance and Festivals
- Tribal Literature in India: Part-I
- Tribal Literature in India: Part-II
- Social Movements: Tribal Activism and Tribal Rights I
- Social Movements: Tribal Activism and Tribal Rights II
- Social Movements: Environmental Movements
- Case Studies on Tribal Social and Environmental Movements
- Globalisation and Tribes in India
- Social Media and Tribes in India
- Tribal Cultural Entrepreneurs and Influencers in India
- Tribal Studies and Humanities and Social Sciences
- The Future of Tribal Studies in India: Current Trends and Scopes
- Tribal Myths, Ecology and Nature Worship
- Role of Performance in Tribal Rituals
- Tribal Religion and Gender
- Tribal Religion and Socio-Political Set Up