Angami society : at the beginning of the 21st century

By:

Kikhi, K. (ed.)

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Akanksha Publishing House; 2009Description: 284pSubject(s):

Angami politics

DDC classification:

306 Ang

Summary: Angami Nagas, a major community in Nagaland, has extensively been studied by many scholars in recent times; but not a common platform for a common reflection on the research findings. The focus of this volume is mainly on the problems and issues faced by the Angami community at the beginning of this 21st Century ranging from language, politics, media, education, environmental depredation, health, youth, unemployment, social development, old age, gender issues and the like. This book consists of well-researched. articles, grouped under seven main sections, containing eighteen chapters, contributed by learned scholars of repute. Definitely, this volume is a welcome addition to existing knowledge on primitive tribes of India, particularly Nagas. This will benefit scholars of Sociology, Anthropology, History, Polity, Economics besides policy planners, administrators and social activists at large.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Books	Gandhi Smriti Library	306 Ang (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		154757

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Angami Nagas, a major community in Nagaland, has extensively been studied by many scholars in recent times; but not a common platform for a common reflection on the research findings. The focus of this volume is mainly on the problems and issues faced by the Angami community at the beginning of this 21st Century ranging from language, politics, media, education, environmental depredation, health, youth, unemployment, social development, old age, gender issues and the like.

This book consists of well-researched. articles, grouped under seven main sections, containing eighteen chapters, contributed by learned scholars of repute.

Definitely, this volume is a welcome addition to existing knowledge on primitive tribes of India, particularly Nagas. This will benefit scholars of Sociology, Anthropology, History, Polity, Economics besides policy planners, administrators and social activists at large.

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