Titlebook: At Home with Democracy; A Theory of Indian P D.L. Sheth,Peter Ronald deSouza Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018

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Historicizing India’s Nationhood: History as Contemporary Politicshe recognition is growing that history’s own established procedures of making sense of the past cannot remain insulated from the influences of movements of ideas and action within the wider society. This has made the discipline pliable to modes of understanding the past developed in other discipline

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Civil Society and Non-party Political Formations Anna Hazare–led anticorruption movement. Until recently, people who belonged to what is today called civil society did not see themselves as civil society. The terms used were NGOs, voluntary associations, micro-movements, grass-roots organizations, social movements and so on. The term civil societ

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Law and the Outcasts of Developmente being undermined everyday in the name of development and, not infrequently, in the name of law. Moreover, as the cliché goes, law is too serious a business to be left entirely to lawyers; for, the issue of rights is not merely a legal one but a potent political and social issue.

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Secularization of Caste and the Making of a New Middle Classf rituality, a large part of the support system of caste has collapsed. Caste now survives as a kinship-based cultural community but operates in a different, newly emergent system of social stratification. By forming themselves into larger horizontal social groups, members of different castes now in

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The Dalit Question in Four Framesal-status hierarchy, and, as such, therefore rightly associated untouchability with Hindu ritual practices. Untouchability is integral to rituality inasmuch as it defines physical distances among individuals and groups in terms of purity and pollution. Such distances were indeed observed even within

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