Communalism, Caste and Hindu Nationalism: The Violence in Gujarat

Ornit Shani

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

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Introduction Part I. The Background: 1. Setting the scene 2. The politics and discourse of reservations and caste Part II. The 1985 Ahmedabad Riots: The historical conjunction between caste and communalism Outlining the riots - the plot 3. The official account 4. The 'living-text', or, the riots within the riot Part III. The Making of Ethnohinduism: 5. The making of ethnohinduism: from the politics of redistribution to the politics of recognition 6. The role of violence in ethnic politics Bibliography.

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