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...Mihir Desai Copyright 1992: South Asia Bulletin 1991 South Asia Bulletin, Vol. XI, Nos. 1 & 2 (1991). A Justification of Reservations and Affirmative Action for Backward Castes in India Mihir Desai I must confess that Arun Shourie is the inspiring Despite caste criteria...

... populations of reserve labor and provided increasingly large spaces to accommodate that population. Defined as “blight,” the spaces occupied by reserve labor were expelled from the very system that produced them: those spaces become obstacles to property development, as opposed to products of a disavowed form...

... to politics flows from a dawning realization that the mainstream political sphere no longer shares its concept of merit, since a new political consensus about reservations is now apparent even in the most Brahmanic and right-wing of established political parties. The essay then attempts to come to terms...

... of capitalism. Shaped in manifold contradictions, the South inheres both tantalizing visions of limitless economic growth and vast reserves of yet “untapped” natural resources and, at the same time, environmental damage, eroding infrastructures, violent inequalities, and the increasing disposability of human...

...Stephen Legg The 1919 Government of India Act devolved powers to the provinces and then divided these roles of government into reserved and transferred subjects, the latter of which would be administered by elected Indian ministers: the constitutional experiment known as dyarchy. Recent scholarship...

... The violent anti-Dalit agitation acquired a complex and multi-dimensional character. It started as a minor stir by a handful of medical students against the reservation of a few seats for Dalit students in post-graduatemedical courses. It soon became a full-fledged agitation for abolition of all...

... in the reserves and farm specific reference to the displacement of proletarians workers on the so-called white platteland can be ad- to the reserves. The third section gives a brief de- vanced towards the eventual control of agricultural scription of the rural crisis by emphasizing the fun- production...

... This content is made freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. infrastructure colonialism corporations energy nature LIFE OF INFRASTRUCTURE Introduction Life of Infrastructure Timothy Mitchell...

... to their liberation: reserved constituencies by the turn of the century. By 1900, Dalit organization and legislative seats in government, ample access to ed- in petitioning the government for access to schools, and ucation and alternative employment, and constitutional substantial development of private...

... The government has changed but the goals of the against reality. this Reserve Bank remain the same. 3.5 However, the internal debt of the government is now (FinancialMail, August 1994) very high. The apartheid regime and its...

... reserves (compared with Saudi Arabia’s 250 billion) Among the major issues where the Bush admini- valued at four trillion dollars, exuberantly cultivated for 1 stration has to cope with the Clinton legacy...

... . “The Historical Context and Legacy of the Natives Land Act of 1913.” Journal of Southern African Studies 40 , no. 4 ( 2014 ): 667 – 88 . Bergh Johan . “ ‘(To) Reserve to the Native Tribes Such Locations as They May Be Fairly and Equitably Entitled To’: The Transvaal Location Commission (1881...

..., reservations for the OBCs in government and class divisions. Caste-based divisions should be jobs and educational institutions. And, there are a given up or ignored: “We are one.” He emphasized: few Congress leaders...

... reciprocally oriented mobility to the backward castes, who were under- towards each other, and with the growth of a rural represented in the Central and Uttar Pradesh gov- middle class, towns are cashing in on the embour- ernments. Precisely for this reason, the reservation geoisement of the rural...

... because of fac- Like Ambedkar’s family, Kanshi Ram’s benefited tionalism and the cooperation of some of its leaders by from the military jobs that the British reserved for Un- the Congress. touchablesP His father was the only man of the family Almost 30 years...

... of the called low castes - the OBCs, Other Backward Classes most significant. The new economic policy that has in administrative terminology - have fought for caste- opened India to global market forces, to a degree un- based reservations of college seats and government precedented since 1947...

... was laid out by Eric Dutton, an urban planner who also contributed to the designs of Lusaka and modern Zanzibar. 1 His plan followed a common urban geography in British colonial cities. The central business district was reserved for white residents, and the outer regions were intended for settlement...

... become simply the urbanized armies of labor, reserve or otherwise. Instead, they also become part of the quantitative indices, the “inputs” and “assets” of ruling elites and financial actors in the postcolonial and postsocialist global South. “That is to say, in order for national developing states...