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Essays
on North-East India
Milton
S. Sangma (Ed) |
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This
volume, contributed by learned scholars, covers a
wider inter-disciplinary theme and discusses important
aspects such as development of government and politics;
tribals; history; economy; and society & culture
of North-East India.
The book will serve useful to the researchers, planners,
administrators, historians and those interested in
North-East India.
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| Preface
Contributors
1. Introduction
2. Application of Results of Tribal Research Studies
in North-East India in Planning, Development and Administration
3. Political Regionalism and Development in the North-East:
A Centre-Periphery Approach
4. The Pre-Colonial Political Structure of Barak Valley
5. Kings of Kamarupa: Friends and Guests of Indra
6. Economy of Ancient Assam: A Review in Historical
Perspective
7. The Early History of the Koches of North Bengal
8. Boro Folk-Songs: A Few Examples with their Contents
9. Continuity and Change in Tribal Societies: A Study
of the Economic Aspects of Tribal Jhumia Society in
Tripura
10. The Matak Kingdom and the Frontier Policy in the
North-East
11. A Philosophical Approach to Khasi Language and World-View
12. Traditional and Emerging Leadership Pattern in Khasi-Jaintia
Hills of Meghalaya
13. British Military Operations during the Final Stage
of Annexation of Garo Hills, 1871-1873
14. Burma: Flirting with Reid's Plan
15. Middle Class Hegemony and the National Question
16. The Tribal Question in Assam: A Sociological Appraisal
17. Withdrawal Syndrome: 'Secessionism' in Modern North-East
India
Appendices
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Professor
Milton S. Sangma is currently the Professor and Head
of Department of History, North-Eastern Hill University,
Shillong. He was a member of Indian Council of Historical
Research for one term and a member of the Executive
Committee of North-East India History Association. He
has published five books in English and three in Garo
language on various aspects of history and culture of
the people of North-East India. His main interests are
in the history and culture of North-East India and South-East
Asia.
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