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Adivasi and peasant: Reflections on Indian social history

Shashank KelaCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 502-525 | Published online: 22 Dec 2006

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Prathama Banerjee. (2016) Writing the Adivasi: Some historiographical notes. The Indian Economic & Social History Review 53:1, pages 131-153.
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Indrani Chatterjee. (2016) Ādivāsīs, tribes and other neologisms for erasing precolonial pasts: An example from Northeast India . The Indian Economic & Social History Review 53:1, pages 9-40.
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