Mapping Social Exclusion in India: Caste, Religion and Borderlands
The book is concerned with social exclusion in India, viewing it as a structural process and coming up with strategies for addressing practices that lead to social exclusion. Scholars here examine the issue in the background of the complex mosaic of Indian society that is embedded with exclusionary practices and structures especially marginalisation on the basis of caste. Based on study of diverse researches and incorporating grassroots information garnered through empirical studies, they present varied perspectives on social exclusion. They link inequality and poverty with social exclusion, view social exclusion in the context of globalisation and marginalisation of groups, and examine the reservation policy in India stressing the theme of exclusion in inclusion. They include case studies that probe social exclusion, discrimination and deprivation in the borderlands.
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