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Studies in Globalisation and Tribal in India/ edited by, Sangita Saikia - 1st ed. - New Delhi: Lakshi Publishers & Distributors, 2022. - 238p,; xi, 22cm.

CONTENTS

1. Globalization and Commodification of Cultural Products of the Tribes of North-East Cultural
2. Rethinking Culture in the Contemporary Tribal Poetry of Northeast India
3. Traditional Musical Instruments of the Boros and Measure for Safeguarding in the Face of Globalization
4. Globalization and Tribal Identity: A Study
5. Traditional and Transition in Juang Marriage
6. Impact of Globalization on Khasi Language, Literature and Culture
7. Colonial Modernity and the Making of Identity with Particular Reference to the Zo (Kuki-Chin)
8. Globalization and Cultural, Religious and Ritualistic Loss among the Santal Youth
9. Impact of Globalization on Buddhist Culture and Heritage in the Context of Lotsava Rinchen Zangpo's Monasteries and stupas in Ladakh
10. Marginalization of Tribal Communities due to Globalization
11. Impact of Globalization on the Toto Tribe
12. Bodo Religion, Rituals and Customs in the Modern Era
13. The local self-governing Institutions of the Koireng Tribe of Manipur
14. Tai Buddhist Community in North-East India: Globalization Threat to Their Identity
15. Impact of Globalization of Language, Literature and Culture of the Tai Phakes
16. From Pariah to Autonomy, the Politics of Identity of the Dongria Kondha
17. Impact of Globalization on Naga Tribal Languages and Culture in North East India
18. Impact of Globalization on the Khasi and Jaintia Tribes: Their Cultural and Artistic Changes
19. Globalization and the Cultural Heritage of the Tribal Societies of Jharkhand
20. The Development of the Advivasi Language and Literature
21. Locating the Tiwas (Lalungs) in a Globalised World in the Context of Folklore
22. Some continuity and Changes of the Musical-Life of the Bhuyan Tribes in Odisha

ISBN: 9789382120599

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Sociology - India

Dewey Class. No.: 305.800954 / STU