Untouchable Citizens: Dalit Movements and Democratization in Tamil Nadu

Hugo Gorringe

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

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Introduction Untouchability Undone? Mapping the Movement Introducing the Liberation Panthers Democracy, Demonstrations and Disorder Social Mobilization and Socio-Political Change Victimization, Violence and Valour The Context of Dalit Activism in Tamil Nadu Costs, Coercion and Caste The Material Context of Dalit Protext Identity, Space and Power The Spatial Bases and Practice of DPI Dalit Women and Dalit Movements Agency, Autonomy and Activism Leaders and Leadership Movement Organization and Membership Debates The Move to Politics The Institutional Self-Transformation of the Liberation Panthers 'Voting for Ourselves' Dalit Politics and the 1999 Elections in Tamil Nadu Conclusion Critical Citizens - The Liberation Panthers and Democratization in India

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