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This book introduces the readers to the dynamics of various kinds of social movements. It examines how social movements have become an instrument of social change including assertion of identity and protest against marginalization.
This book introduces the readers to the dynamics of various kinds of social movements. It examines how social movements have become an instrument of social change including assertion of identity and protest against marginalization.
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Autorenporträt
Biswajit Ghosh has recently retired as the Vice Chancellor of The University of Burdwan, West Bengal. Being a Professor of Sociology, he taught, supervised, and conducted research on certain emergent issues of the discipline of Sociology for 37 years. He studied in The University of Calcutta and Jawaharlal Nehru University. He also served as a Visiting Faculty in many universities. He has authored 107 articles, including reviews, e-contents, and study modules, and written three major policy documents of UNICEF, Govt. of West Bengal, and Save the Children. He has edited/written the following five books: Social Movement: Concepts, Issues and Experiences from India (2020), Methodology of Research in Sociology (2018, Inflibnet e-book), Social Movements (2018, Inflibnet e-book), Interrogating Development: Discourses on Development in India Today (2012), and Pariveshvidya (2012, The University of Burdwan). He was a Module Coordinator of UGC E-Pathshala e-content on Research Methodology and Social Movement Courses in Sociology. He is in the editorial board of many reputed journals.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Boxes vii
List of Tables ix
List of Figures x
List of Contributors xi
Preface and Acknowledgements xv
PART I
Social Movements: Conceptual Dimensions 1
1 Understanding Social Movements: Conceptual and Theoretical Issues 3
BISWAJIT GHOSH AND RABINDRA GARADA
2 Typology of Social Movements 31
JYOTIPRASAD CHATTERJEE
3 Intrinsic Dynamics of State, Market, and Social Movements 57
SUBHASIS BANDYOPADHYAY
4 Social Change through Social Movements: Role of Leadership and Ideology 75
SWATAHSIDDHA SARKAR
5 Kernel of Social and Protest Movements in Liberal Democracy 95
RABINDRA GARADA
PART II
Social Movements in India 119
6 From Peasant to Farmers' Movement: The Changing Agrarian Dynamics in India 121
JYOTIPRASAD CHATTERJEE
7 Tribal Movements in Colonial and Post-Colonial India 148
CHANDAN KUMAR SHARMA AND BHASWATI BORGOHAIN
8 Movements of Radical Marxists: From Naxalism to Maoism 173
BISWAJIT GHOSH
9 Dalit Movements: Typologies and Trajectories 194
VIVEK KUMAR
10 Movements of Organised and Unorganised Labour 215
BISWAJIT GHOSH AND TANIMA CHOUDHURI
11 A Trajectory of Women's Movement in India 238
RITU SEN CHAUDHURI
12 Ethnic Movements 261
BISWAJIT GHOSH
13 Intractable Conflicts: Environmental Struggles in Neoliberal India 285
SHOMA CHOUDHURY LAHIRI
PART III
Globalisation and Social Movements 305
14 Globalisation, Technology, Media, and Social Movements 307
STHITAPRAGYAN RAY AND NEHA OJHA
15 Genealogies of Queer Activism Around the Globe 326
BANHISHIKHA GHOSH
16 Rise of New Religious Movements in the Global Scenario 349
RAJEEV DUBEY
17 Anti-systemic Movements from Global to Local: Concepts, Frameworks, and Practice 367
SUMIT SAURABH SRIVASTAVA
18 Displacement, Development, and Movements: Contemporary Concerns 386
