Prasenjeet Tribhuvan
Biographic Data
| ID | 672607 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Prasenjeet Tribhuvan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Prasenjeet |
| FAMILY NAME | Tribhuvan |
| SIGNATURE | TRIBHUVAN P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Department of Sociology, Delhi School of Economics, Delhi University. ([email protected]) |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
“While we wait”
The aim of the study was to understand the lived experiences of women Domestic Violence (DV) victim‐survivors documented through the time they spend in the District Courts of Rajasthan. The focus of this article is on the ‘waiting’ experiences of women DV victim‐survivors in court premises. The research questions asked are: How is time and ‘waiting’ experienced by women DV victim‐survivors? In what ways does the waiting time and court space inter…
The ‘Misuse’ of Domestic Violence Law
This paper is focused on the modalities of how domestic violence cases are framed in the courts of India. We argue that some of the practices in courts weaken the implementation of Domestic Violence (DV) laws in India and feed into the larger discourse of these laws being misused by women. The paper draws on empirical findings based on ethnography and interviews conducted in a district court of Rajasthan, India. The findings indicate that there a…
Strings of identity
This article brings out the combinatorial role of musical and material culture in the life of the Langas, a community of hereditary musicians from western Rajasthan (India). The struggle for identity on the one hand, and livelihood on the other, among Langa musicians, highlights the tension between continuity and change. While the preservation of traditional instruments and musical forms is vital for maintaining cultural identity, adapting to mod…
Going to Work ‘High’
This paper is based on my experience of conducting ethnographic fieldwork in the Indian Himalayas to study the illegal hashish trade in the region. The work required me to spend time with cannabis cultivators, dealers, drug tourists and law enforcement officials. My informants would regularly engage in the consumption of narcotic substances. A significant part of building close and durable relationships with informants was getting intoxicated wit…
Characterising the relationship between forest dependent peoples and state forest management institutions in the Global South
Relationships are the elementary forms of social life that animate structures and processes between and among individuals, groups and institutions, and are in turn transformed by them. Relationships between forest dependent peoples (FP) and state forest management institutions (FD) are central to forestry practice yet seldom the focus of research studies. Whereas decentralization and participatory institutions have received much attention in rese…
Cannabis and Social Change in the Indian Himalayas
An indigenous crop, cannabis and its parts have traditionally been used in some regions of the Indian Himalayas for food, clothing, and enjoyment in the form of a socially consumed intoxicant. Cannabis has become engendered in social transformations and has been historically subsumed within the socio-cultural life of the region, where it has been a “humble” object (Miller 2009) of great utility, but hardly influential. However, in the last couple…
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Cannabis and Social Change in the Indian Himalayas
An indigenous crop, cannabis and its parts have traditionally been used in some regions of the Indian Himalayas for food, clothing, and enjoyment in the form of a socially consumed intoxicant. Cannabis has become engendered in social transformations and has been historically subsumed within the socio-cultural life of the region, where it has been a “humble” object (Miller 2009) of great utility, but hardly influential. However, in the last couple…
Going to Work ‘High’
This paper is based on my experience of conducting ethnographic fieldwork in the Indian Himalayas to study the illegal hashish trade in the region. The work required me to spend time with cannabis cultivators, dealers, drug tourists and law enforcement officials. My informants would regularly engage in the consumption of narcotic substances. A significant part of building close and durable relationships with informants was getting intoxicated wit…
Characterising the relationship between forest dependent peoples and state forest management institutions in the Global South
Relationships are the elementary forms of social life that animate structures and processes between and among individuals, groups and institutions, and are in turn transformed by them. Relationships between forest dependent peoples (FP) and state forest management institutions (FD) are central to forestry practice yet seldom the focus of research studies. Whereas decentralization and participatory institutions have received much attention in rese…
Strings of identity
This article brings out the combinatorial role of musical and material culture in the life of the Langas, a community of hereditary musicians from western Rajasthan (India). The struggle for identity on the one hand, and livelihood on the other, among Langa musicians, highlights the tension between continuity and change. While the preservation of traditional instruments and musical forms is vital for maintaining cultural identity, adapting to mod…
“While we wait”
The aim of the study was to understand the lived experiences of women Domestic Violence (DV) victim‐survivors documented through the time they spend in the District Courts of Rajasthan. The focus of this article is on the ‘waiting’ experiences of women DV victim‐survivors in court premises. The research questions asked are: How is time and ‘waiting’ experienced by women DV victim‐survivors? In what ways does the waiting time and court space inter…
The ‘Misuse’ of Domestic Violence Law
This paper is focused on the modalities of how domestic violence cases are framed in the courts of India. We argue that some of the practices in courts weaken the implementation of Domestic Violence (DV) laws in India and feed into the larger discourse of these laws being misused by women. The paper draws on empirical findings based on ethnography and interviews conducted in a district court of Rajasthan, India. The findings indicate that there a…
Anthropological Studies and Insights (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Domestic violence (2 works) · Ethnography (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Intimate Partner and Family Violence (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Social science (2 works) · Accountability (1 work)