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Sikh Formations
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Volume 12, 2016 - Issue 2-3: Exploring the Myths of Religion and Violence in India
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Communalism sans violence: A Keralan exceptionalism?

Nissim MannathukkarenCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 223-242 | Published online: 03 Apr 2017

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R Santhosh & Dayal Paleri. (2020) Ethnicization of religion in practice? Recasting competing communal mobilizations in coastal Karnataka, South India. Ethnicities 21:3, pages 563-588.
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