...Sondra Hale Using field data from Eritrea and Sudan, Hale’s essay interprets women’s political memory work in contemporary conflict situations as forms of resistance. Few approaches are more epistemologically generative in analyzing conflict than the politics of memory in which, by recounting...

...D. Veeraraghavan; T. Thankappan Copyright 1991: South Asia Bulletin 1990 South Asia Bulletin, volume 10 number 1, 1990. Class Conflict and the Colonial State in Madras Presidency up to 1918 D. Veeraraghavan T. Thankappan Existing literature on the Indian working class...

... authority in the Sahara and their interrelationship with movement and mobility, the article focuses on the figure of the ‘ a'id , or returnee, a subject position that has been produced by the conflict between Morocco and the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic state-in-exile. Defined as someone who leaves...

...Sanjib Baruah Abstract For quite some time now, there has been an effort to settle India's Naga conflict. Instead of ordering the developments in the conventional teleological narrative of a peace process, this article looks at certain facts on the ground created by the two-decades-old cease-fire...

...,’ Economic and Political Weekly 20 , No. 17 (April 27): 748 –749. Vanaik , Achin. 1986 . ‘In Defense of Leninism,’ Economic and Political Weekly 21 , No. 37 (September 13): 1635 –1642. SOUTH ASIA BULLETIN Vol. 7 (1987) Human Rights as Class Conflict...

...Paul Routledge Copyright 1988: South Asia Bulletin 1988 South Asia Bulletin, volume 8 (1988) Dispensable Space, Defensible Space The Conflict over the National Testing Range in Orissa Paul Routledge The contemporary map of India provides a unique and and urban...

...Meirav Mishali-Ram Afghanistan has been the scene of enduring violent conflict for three decades, yet the sources of its conflict date back to the establishment of the Afghan state in the eighteenth century. The American-led military intervention in October 2001 ended the extremist Taliban rule...

... Banarsidass. Is God an Untouchable? A Case of Caste Conflict in Rajasthan Dominique-Sila Khan Is the category of caste - jatior warn - relevant to caste. The person against whom the complaint was classlfylng the gods worshipped by the Hindus? An- lodged has slandered our...

... of Underdevelopment,” Race and Class — Sri Lanka Racism and the Authoritarian State, Volume XXVI, Summer. SOUTH ASIA BULLETIN Vol. VI No. 2 Fall 1986 Origins of the Ethnic Conflict in Sri Lanka: The Colonial Experience Judy Waters Several explanations are commonly given about...

...Newton Gunasinghe Copyright 1986: South Asia Bulletin 1986 SOUTH ASIA BULLETIN Vol. VI No. 2 Fall 1986 Ethnic Conflict in Sri Lanka: Perceptions and Solutions Newton Gunasinghe (This article was written in March 1985 and first appeared in papers, it seemed...

.... Jayawardena , K. [ 1985 ] “Ethnic and Class Conflicts in Sri Lanka,” Centre for Social Analysis, Colombo. Karunaratna [ 1979 ] Lanka Sama Samaja Party and the Tamil Speaking People , pamphlet published by LSSP, Colombo. Kearney , R.N. [ 1967 ] Communalism and Language in the Politics...

... of transition, there were many occasions when a warrior's multiple loyalties—to overlords, to family members, to retainers, and to older norms—might come into conflict. Although loyalty to the overlord, typically called svāmi-dharma in Rajput texts, was a recurrent theme in the poems explored by Busch...

... on opposite sides of several conflicts: the bitter struggle between Nationalists (KMT) and Communists (CCP), the formation of opposing states on the mainland and Taiwan, and the broader US-Soviet rivalry. The first section of this article shows how Muslims from China catalyzed multiple inter-Asian linkages...

...- (Cape Town: Oxford Univer- Oxford Town: (Cape (Wilmette, IL: Medina Uni- Medina IL: (Wilmette, Genealogies of Conflict...

.../exhibitions/Chisenhale_Interviews_Jumana_Manna.pdf . Hochberg Gil . Visual Occupations: Violence and Visibility in a Conflict Zone . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2015 . Israeli Raphael . Jerusalem Divided: The Armistice Regime, 1947–1967 . New York : Routledge , 2002...

... into the Algerian national fabric, and its interlocking with the end of a political cycle, which has tended to obscure the emergence of new generations of actors. It proposes that these intercommunal conflicts belong to the conjunction between these macro-level dimensions and much more everyday levels, which serve...

...Arzoo Osanloo Abstract The essay reflects on the politics and politicization of pardons in post-conflict, post-revolutionary contexts. Drawing from immediate post-revolutionary moments in 1979 Iran and 2021 Afghanistan, Osanloo explores how pardons can be mobilized both to assert and legitimize...

...Marlene Schäfers; Esin Düzel Abstract How are resistance movements able to sustain political commitment and morale amid ongoing state violence? How do conflicts over sovereignty find articulation in contestations over affective belonging and moral values, thereby shaping intimate lives and gendered...

...Denise Gill-Gürtan This essay focuses on the multiple definitions and conflicting narrative performances of meşk that coexist in contemporary Turkish practices of music transmission. In Ottoman contexts, meşk referred to the prescribed unfolding of transmission over a long period of time between...