Titlebook: Cross-Fertilizing Roots and Routes; Identities, Social C Ananta Kumar Giri Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Reconciling the Self with the Other: An Existentialist Perspective on the Management of Ethnic Conflhe nationhood status. Unending postulations regarding reasons and solutions to the unending crisis in African states seem to have had no lasting effects. One major reason this has been the case is that theoreticians on political conflicts in Africa have ignored the role of the human consciousness or

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Indigeneity, Cultural Memory, and Hybrid Identity: Politics of ‘Belonging’ Among Zomi–Chin-Kuki Peoping their ethnic rootedness, and their present anxiety for transnational reunification of ‘Zomi’ ethnicity through the demand of ‘Zogam,’ (Zomi Homeland). A major concern behind this mobility is to essentialize the transnational Zominess through reunification. The author further discusses the instan

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Making a Commonsense over Roots and Routes in a Time of Emotional Turmoil: The Marwaris and the Natisues of roots and routes come to occupy the centre stage. In the contemporary times, scholars on diaspora studies have premised that these twin issues amply explicate the emotional bonds and affiliation that connect or disconnect an individual from one’s homeland or adopted place of residence. But,

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Der zu untersuchende Sachverhaltonstruction and production of identity, ethnicity and social creativity. In his introduction to the volume, Ananta Kumar Giri discusses all the chapters in the volume and argues how these different narrations of the human condition urge us to find creative ways of cross-fertilization of roots rather

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Der zu untersuchende Sachverhalt Our conventional notions of ethnicity are linked to our rootedness in a place and culture but it does not always acknowledge the significance of routes—interactions, influences, and intertwining pathways—in the very constitution and production of roots. This essay strives to rethink ethnicity and i