V Bijukumar
Biographic Data
| ID | 4534615 |
|---|---|
| NAME | V Bijukumar |
| GIVEN NAMES | V |
| FAMILY NAME | Bijukumar |
| SIGNATURE | BIJUKUMAR V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Jawaharlal Nehru University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Renewed Ethnic Conflict in Manipur
The fragility of peace in Manipur demonstrates the urgent need for dialogue and trust-building.
(Wl-2622)-Free Movement Regime and Ethnic Belonging in North East India
While the Government of India is mulling over scrapping the Free Movement Regime and fencing the India–Myanmar Border considering security reasons, both Mizoram and Nagaland governments perceive it as potentially disrupting the ethnic bonds among the communities across the border. The issue in question is a textbook example of how collective identity and shared values cut across the physical boundaries set by the modern nation state and how commu…
Sub-regionalism and the Demand for Frontier Nagaland
The demand for separate statehood is not articulated explicitly on identity issues alone, but on the questions of development and deprivation of a region or the communities. Mere identity mobilisation for a new state would not muster much mass support than material deprivation in the context of the region's development. In Nagaland, the Eastern Naga's demand for separate statehood can be seen in the larger context of the lack of development in ot…
Ethnicity and Political Action in North-East India
The ethnic political actions of multiple agencies like youth, students and women evoke mixed responses in the politics of the North-East India. While some actions like fight against drug addiction, HIV/AIDs and initiatives for building peace are commendable, the extreme forms of ethnic vigilantism and demands for ethnic homeland by constructing ethnic boundaries create strained relations among various communities. Moreover, their belligerent acti…
Pungent Irrationality and Troubled Modernity in Kerala
The street protests of the upper caste Hindus and the members of the erstwhile royal family under the leadership of the BJP–RSS against the verdict of the Supreme Court of India on opening the Sabarimala temple for women of all age groups demonstrate the deep malaise of creeping irrationality in the globally acclaimed project of Kerala modernity. In fact, such outbursts not only unveil the longstanding contradictions of Kerala modernity and the i…
Radicalised civil society and protracted political actions in Kerala (India)
Kerala modernity and its widely acclaimed model of development, among other factors, is a result of radicalised civil society and protracted political action. The political actions of multiple actors such as social reform movements, communist movements, public theatre, people's science movements, library and radical public policy played decisive role in this direction. In contrast to the two dominant conceptions of modernity – western capitalist …
Pungent Irrationality and Troubled Modernity in Kerala
The street protests of the upper caste Hindus and the members of the erstwhile royal family under the leadership of the BJP–RSS against the verdict of the Supreme Court of India on opening the Sabarimala temple for women of all age groups demonstrate the deep malaise of creeping irrationality in the globally acclaimed project of Kerala modernity. In fact, such outbursts not only unveil the longstanding contradictions of Kerala modernity and the i…
Ethnicity and Political Action in North-East India
The ethnic political actions of multiple agencies like youth, students and women evoke mixed responses in the politics of the North-East India. While some actions like fight against drug addiction, HIV/AIDs and initiatives for building peace are commendable, the extreme forms of ethnic vigilantism and demands for ethnic homeland by constructing ethnic boundaries create strained relations among various communities. Moreover, their belligerent acti…
Radicalised civil society and protracted political actions in Kerala (India)
Kerala modernity and its widely acclaimed model of development, among other factors, is a result of radicalised civil society and protracted political action. The political actions of multiple actors such as social reform movements, communist movements, public theatre, people's science movements, library and radical public policy played decisive role in this direction. In contrast to the two dominant conceptions of modernity – western capitalist …
Pungent Irrationality and Troubled Modernity in Kerala
The street protests of the upper caste Hindus and the members of the erstwhile royal family under the leadership of the BJP–RSS against the verdict of the Supreme Court of India on opening the Sabarimala temple for women of all age groups demonstrate the deep malaise of creeping irrationality in the globally acclaimed project of Kerala modernity. In fact, such outbursts not only unveil the longstanding contradictions of Kerala modernity and the i…
Radicalised civil society and protracted political actions in Kerala (India)
Kerala modernity and its widely acclaimed model of development, among other factors, is a result of radicalised civil society and protracted political action. The political actions of multiple actors such as social reform movements, communist movements, public theatre, people's science movements, library and radical public policy played decisive role in this direction. In contrast to the two dominant conceptions of modernity – western capitalist …
Ethnicity and Political Action in North-East India
The ethnic political actions of multiple agencies like youth, students and women evoke mixed responses in the politics of the North-East India. While some actions like fight against drug addiction, HIV/AIDs and initiatives for building peace are commendable, the extreme forms of ethnic vigilantism and demands for ethnic homeland by constructing ethnic boundaries create strained relations among various communities. Moreover, their belligerent acti…
(Wl-2622)-Free Movement Regime and Ethnic Belonging in North East India
While the Government of India is mulling over scrapping the Free Movement Regime and fencing the India–Myanmar Border considering security reasons, both Mizoram and Nagaland governments perceive it as potentially disrupting the ethnic bonds among the communities across the border. The issue in question is a textbook example of how collective identity and shared values cut across the physical boundaries set by the modern nation state and how commu…
Sub-regionalism and the Demand for Frontier Nagaland
The demand for separate statehood is not articulated explicitly on identity issues alone, but on the questions of development and deprivation of a region or the communities. Mere identity mobilisation for a new state would not muster much mass support than material deprivation in the context of the region's development. In Nagaland, the Eastern Naga's demand for separate statehood can be seen in the larger context of the lack of development in ot…
Renewed Ethnic Conflict in Manipur
The fragility of peace in Manipur demonstrates the urgent need for dialogue and trust-building.
Political science (4 works) · South Asian Studies and Conflicts (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Social and Economic Development in India (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · State (computer science (3 works) · Bangladesh Politics, Society, and Development (2 works) · Ethnic group (2 works)