The Northeast Question : Conflicts and frontiers / Pradip Phanjoubam.

By:

Phanjoubam Pradip

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York. Routledge; 2017.Edition: 2017Description: 217 p . ; hardbound 14x22cmISBN:

978-1-138-66693-1

DDC classification:

23 954.1 PHA

Contents:

1. Geography of conflict in the Northeast: rivers, valleys, mountains as integral regions 2. History of militarisation of the Northeast: search for a liberal response to radical civil unrests 3. Eastern frontier of Northeast India: State and Non-state 4. Inner line as outer line I: making of the McMahon line 5. Inner Line as outer line II: the empire and its colony 6. Linguistic nationalism versus religious nationalism: partition trauma and the Northeast 7. Conclusion: in the end is the beginning

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1. Geography of conflict in the Northeast: rivers, valleys, mountains as integral regions
2. History of militarisation of the Northeast: search for a liberal response to radical civil unrests
3. Eastern frontier of Northeast India: State and Non-state
4. Inner line as outer line I: making of the McMahon line
5. Inner Line as outer line II: the empire and its colony
6. Linguistic nationalism versus religious nationalism: partition trauma and the Northeast
7. Conclusion: in the end is the beginning

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