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The Politics of Caste in West Bengal offers a comprehensive analysis of how caste structures have influenced political processes and social movements in West Bengal. Through detailed historical examination and sociological perspectives, the authors explore the complex interactions between traditional caste hierarchies and modern political institutions.
The book traces the evolution of caste-based political mobilization from colonial times through contemporary periods, revealing how political parties, social movements, and grassroots organizations have engaged with caste identities. It examines both upper-caste dominance and lower-caste assertions, providing nuanced insights into social change and political transformation in the region.
Drawing on extensive research and case studies, this work is essential for understanding West Bengal’s unique political culture and the broader dynamics of caste politics in modern India.
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