The untouchables: subordination, poverty and the state in modern India

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South Asian Studies and Diaspora South Asian Studies and Conflicts Indian Economic and Social Development

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In a compelling account of the lives of those at the bottom of Indian society, the authors explore the construction of the untouchables as a social and political category.

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