Delve into the complex tapestry of class formation and social inequality within North-East India’s Naga communities. This insightful study meticulously examines how socio-cultures evolve from traditional Naga villages towards peripheral capitalism, dissecting patterns of cultural differentiation and class reproduction. Kuchle’s work provides a critical understanding of social stratification and its impact on Naga society. Essential for students and researchers of Indian sociology, anthropology, and regional studies focusing on Northeast India.