دانلود کتاب Legal Pluralism and Indian Democracy: Tribal Conflict Resolution Systems in Northeast India

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Cover
Title
Copyright
Contents
List of illustrations
List of contributors
Acknowledgements
List of abbreviations
Introduction
PART I Conflict resolution systems: theories, thoughts and concepts
1 Conflict resolution systems in the tribal societies of Northeast India: legal pluralism and Indian democracy
2 Diverse personal laws, gender justice and controversy over the uniform civil code
3 Customary law, state law and non-state organisation: the predicaments of legal pluralism and growing conflict in Nagaland
4 Customary law and the politics of peace and conflict resolution in post-colonial states: threats posed by modernisation and development
5 Legal pluralism and alternative dispute redressal systems in the Northeast
6 The resilience of tribal conflict resolution systems in Northeast India: a panoramic view
7 Mizo customary laws and the discourse of women’s rights
PART II Fights in the field: case studies of resolution systems from the communities of Northeast India
8 Traditional methods of conflict resolution of the Sumi Naga tribe
9 The hall without walls – the role of namghars in peace-building: practices and prospects
10 The Khasi-Pnar ideology of peace and conflict resolution
11 Indigenous methods of conflict resolution in Sikkim: a case study on the dzumsa
12 Exploring traditional approaches to resolving conflicts over land resources: the case of the Nyishi tribe in Arunachal Pradesh
13 Hmar traditional practices in conflict resolution: an anthropological perspective
14 Conflict and systems for its resolution among the Paites of Manipur
15 Forums for conflict resolution in the Jaintia tribal community over land resources
16 Indigenous conflict resolution mechanisms: a study on the Riang of Tripura
Epilogue
Glossary
Index