Indian Journal of Gender Studies, Ahead of Print. The introduction of a new fishing technology in a small riverine village of Odisha resulted in paradoxical socio-economic outcomes. The fresh and flowing water pisciculture through the innovative Pen te…
Indian Journal of Gender Studies, Ahead of Print. This article is an account of the struggles of a man in a patriarchal cultural context, where the idea of childfree men is despised and regularly confronted. Autoethnography is a method and a means to s…
Indian Journal of Gender Studies, Ahead of Print. This article examines a foundational moment in the history of the women’s movement in India and its engagement with the law: the open letter to the Supreme Court written in 1979 by four scholars of the …
Social Change, Volume 52, Issue 1, Page 115-131, March 2022. Amartya Sen, Home in the World, A Memoir. Allen Lane, 2021, 480 pp., ₹564, ISBN: 9781846144868 (Hardcover).
Social Change, Volume 52, Issue 1, Page 146-150, March 2022. Rehman Sobhan, Untranquil Recollections: Nation Building in Post-Liberation Bangladesh, SAGE Publications, 2021, 384pp., ₹407. ISBN 978-9353887391 (Paperback).
Social Change, Volume 52, Issue 1, Page 58-75, March 2022. Affordable housing signifies the importance of one’s capacity to pay for housing, and it is essentially a market-based concept. The fundamental difficulty with India’s urban poor is that some h…
Social Change, Volume 52, Issue 1, Page 139-145, March 2022. Ghazala Jamil (Ed.) Women in Social Change: Visions, Struggles and Persisting Concerns (Social Change in Contemporary India, Vol–4; Series Editor, Manoranjan Mohanty). SAGE Publication, 2021,…
Social Change, Volume 52, Issue 1, Page 160-162, March 2022.
Social Change, Volume 52, Issue 1, Page 93-108, March 2022. The making of the enlightenment in the age of imperial expansion through the analytical frame of knowledge and pedagogies were subjects of debate in nineteenth-century India, and continue to r…
Social Change, Volume 52, Issue 1, Page 76-92, March 2022. This article attempts to revisit the Pasmanda political discourse (PPD) which is grounded on the premise that there exist a number of backward and dalit Muslims who remain under-represented and…