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Volume 2016 (2016): Issue 76 (Dec 2016): Adivasi and Dalit political pathways in India. Guest Editors: Nicolas Jaoul and Alpa Shah

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Theme Section: Adivasi and Dalit political pathways in India
- Beyond citizenship
  
  Adivasi and Dalit political pathways in India
- Emancipation as social equality
  
  Subaltern politics in contemporary India
- “Real, practical emancipation”?
  
  Subaltern politics and insurgent citizenship in contemporary India
- Citizenship in religious clothing?
  
  Navayana Buddhism and Dalit emancipation in late 1990s Uttar Pradesh
Articles
- Putting-out’s return
  
  Informalization and differential subsumption in Thailand’s garment sector
- Migration, residential investment, and the experience of “transition”
  
  Tracing transnational practices of Albanian migrants in Athens
- Moving on
  
  Italy as a stepping stone in migrants’ imaginaries
Review Articles
- Engaged anthropology in the time of late liberalism
  
  Activists, anthropologists, and the state in India
- Of dispossessions and reclamations
  
  Anthropology in the time of crisis

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