Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- 1 What Is Politics Proper? Why Political Ecospatiality Matters?
- 2 Birlas in Communist Kerala: Clash and Consensus as Subaltern Narratives
- 3 Occupy Muthanga: Land, Forest, and Reinventing Indigeneity and Identity
- 4 Dalits and the Global Cola: Water, Power, and Resistance
- 5 Politics, Epistemology, and Environmental Modernity: Anti-endosulfan as Ethical Practice?
- 6 Caste, Land, and the State: What If Chengara Took the Place of Muthanga?
- 7 Pombilai Orumai: Plantation Dalits, Intersectionality, and Power
- 8 Ecospatiality: Right-Making/State-Making
- Index
Acknowledgements
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- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- 1 What Is Politics Proper? Why Political Ecospatiality Matters?
- 2 Birlas in Communist Kerala: Clash and Consensus as Subaltern Narratives
- 3 Occupy Muthanga: Land, Forest, and Reinventing Indigeneity and Identity
- 4 Dalits and the Global Cola: Water, Power, and Resistance
- 5 Politics, Epistemology, and Environmental Modernity: Anti-endosulfan as Ethical Practice?
- 6 Caste, Land, and the State: What If Chengara Took the Place of Muthanga?
- 7 Pombilai Orumai: Plantation Dalits, Intersectionality, and Power
- 8 Ecospatiality: Right-Making/State-Making
- Index
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- Political EcospatialityLivelihood, Environment, and Subaltern Struggles in Kerala, pp. vii - viiiPublisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2024