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Peasants, dalits and women: Democracy and India's new social movements

Gail OmvedtView further author information
Pages 35-48 | Published online: 15 Jun 2007
 
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Gail Omvedt

Paper presented at a workshop on “Social Movements, State and Democracy”, organized by the Delhi University Group in Politics of Developing Countries and the Indian Statistical Institute Sociology Group, New Delhi, 5–8 October 1992.

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