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Soft cover. Etat : New. Contents: 1. The I of Identity: Genealogies from Sialkot, Sylhet, Mithila, Cannanore and Shillong. 2. The City in Citizenship: Jalandhar, Banaras, Guwahati, Bhagnagar/Hyderabad and Hampi. 3. Where the Madness Actually Lies: Kayas, Manipuris, Gorkhas, Indian Chinese, Coolies, Chakmas. 4. The Notion of a Nation: Citizen Imaginaries. Appendix: Timeline of Events, January 2020 December 2021. Annexure: Survey. Index. The idea of citizenship today conveys a static dullness, a clerical certification, and a fixed sense of identity. By re-examining the relationship between citizenship and nationality, Where the Madness Lies redefines the multiple sources of identity that ordinary people contend with. Citizenship becomes a critical theatre where diverse identities crisscross to create new forms of meaning and interaction. Drawing from years of on-ground reportage, extensive interviews and fieldwork, the book foregrounds the perspectives of ordinary, often marginalised Indians and their everyday negotiations to carve out a place in their own country. The author makes poignant use of family histories, memories, experiences of migration and dislocation, and genealogies to expand upon the theme of identity. A series of compelling stories take readers from Shillong to Jalandhar, to Banaras, Guwahati, Hyderabad, and Hampi, using the voices of residents to inform us of what it means to be a citizen and ask: How does exclusion work? What does it mean to be an Other in one s own country? Engaging and historically grounded, but built on multiple personal accounts, Where the Madness Lies persuades one to rethink the dominant imaginations of Indianness and bring back a sense of plurality to the idea of an Indian. This book will offer invaluable insights to citizens, social scientists, and scholars in general to create new imaginaries of citizenship and democracy. …

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - 'You are here to catch militants, so you have to catch militants. This is your business. You can't say, I have a budget of only 30,000, so I can't catch them.'This anonymous confession by an army officer splits wide open the anatomy of staged encounters in India's northeast, and explains how awards and citations are linked to a body count. Speaking to investigative journalist and conflict specialist Kishalay Bhattacharjee, the confessor tells of the toll this brutality has taken on him.An essay by Bhattacharjee and a postscript that analyses the hidden policy of extra-judicial killings and how it threatens India's democracy contextualize this searing confession. An explosive document on institutionalized human rights abuse.…

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Hardcover. Etat : New. By the first decade of the twenty-first century, anti-state armed actors had become a defining feature of South Asia's political landscape. Given the targeted use of surveillance and disinformation in recent times, the landscape of political violence has also started shifting. Amidst the ever-darkening clouds of geopolitical turmoil and climate change, journalists have assumed the roles of negotiators, fact-checkers, researchers, facilitators, campaigners, and advocates. It is a recognition of this fundamental truth and its implications that lies at the heart of Bearing Witness: Reporting War, Conflict, Crisis, and Disasters. The essays in this volume, while focused on South Asia, touch upon a wide range of realities that journalists must engage with, understand, capture, and communicate, from civil war (in Sri Lanka), insurgency (in central India), migration (of Rohingyas), and political regression (in Afghanistan), through natural and man-made disasters across the region, to the crucial yet often-overlooked issue of journalistic safety, both physical and mental, and a media landscape increasingly vulnerable to political and corporate imperatives. With contributions from journalists, photojournalists, environmentalists, scholars of media studies, human rights, law, sociology, politics, and psychology, this volume serves as an introduction to the challenges faced while reporting conflicts. It is a reminder that journalism is a serious and critical profession, and an effort to advance the discussion on how to conduct it safely and ethically. It will be invaluable to students of journalism, and also useful to those interested in South Asian politics, modern history, and environmental issues. …

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