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ArticleThe status of women among the scheduled tribes in India

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The status of women among the scheduled tribes in India

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South Asian Studies and Diaspora Indigenous Cultures and History Social and Economic Development in India

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1983On Kinship Structure, Female Autonomy, and Demographic Behavior in India 1951The population of India and Pakistan 1993"May God Give Sons to All": Gender and Child Mortality in India 1995Fertility, Dimensions of Patriarchy, and Development in India 1993Sex and gender hierarchies 1977The Changing Position of Indian Women 1951The Population of India and Pakistan 1921The Sema Nagas

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Year2007

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Published2007-04-25

VenueThe Journal of Socio-Economics

ISSN-L1053-5357

Languageen

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