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REGIONAL STUDIES Vol. XXVI No. 1 Winter 2007-8 Institute of Regional Studies, Islamabad
Akhtar, Shaheen, Saeed Ahmed Rid, S.Y. Surendra Kumar, Md. Masud Sarker
Published by Institute of Regional Studies, Islamabad, 2007
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Hardcover. Condition: New. Education is a catalyst for economic growth, poverty reduction and social change that fulfills the physical, intellectual, social, economic, and emotional needs and conditions. Moreover, higher education is a medium through which social barriers and marginality can be overcome. In this context, the boo…k critically analyses the challenges and possibilities of the marginalized communities Dalits, minorities, persons with disabilities and women in gaining greater access to the Indian higher education system. It also examines the importance of affordability, equity, quality and accountability as the main pillars of higher education. In addition, the experiences of marginalization are also addressed, given its sociological and psychological implications. Understanding inaccessibility to education as another form of marginalization that impacts an individual s well-being, Empowering Marginalized Communities in India seeks to examine the potential of higher education to overcome inequality and the urgent need to create a more inclusive and equitable pedagogy.
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Hardcover. Condition: As New. Contents: Introduction. I. Background: 1. Religion and Politics: An Analytical Framework. 2. Nature of Sri Lankan Society, Polity and Economy. 3. The Sangha: Evolution, Growth and Organisational Structure. II. Sangha and Politics: 4. The Sangha and Sinhalese Buddhist Nationalism. 5. The Sangha's Rol…e in Electoral Politics. III. Sangha and Ethnic Conflict: 6. The Sangha's Response to the Ethnic Conflict and Peace Processes. Conclusion. References. Appendices. The book makes an attempt to analyse the Buddhist Sangha's role in Sri Lankan politics and ethnic conflict. The Sangha's role and growth before 1983 is also discussed in detail, as it laid the foundation for the Sangha to emerge as a potent force in Sri Lanka's politics and played a vital role in the culmination of the ethnic conflict. Although there is considerable literature on Sri Lankan politics, ethnic conflict and peace process in general, there are only a few studies exclusively focusing on the Sangha's role in depth. In March 2018, the Sri Lankan government imposed the state of emergency and blocked the social media platforms to curb the violence against the Muslims in Kandy district. This emergency was the first since the end of the civil war. Although the alleged role of radical monks and Sinhalese-Buddhist outfits in this violence is ruled out, yet targeting the ethnic and religious minorities like Sri Lankan Tamils, Christians and Muslims is nothing new to the island. Apparently, the anti-minority violence and hate speech perpetuated by the radical monks and the Sinhalese- Buddhist chauvinistic outfits against Christians and Muslims have intensified in the post-2009 period. Hence, many wonder why a country which got its independence without any bloodshed and did not have violent political traditions underwent this kind of violence. Furthermore Sri Lanka's dominant religion was Buddhism, and the Buddhist Sangha - preaching non-violence and peace - was highly influential. Yet, the society was afflicted with a protracted conflict and the Sangha itself contributed to the emergence of Sinhalese Buddhist nationalism, generating and legitimising intolerance, hatred and violence. In this context, the book attempts to analyse the role of Buddhist Sangha in Sri Lankan politics and the ethnic conflict by particularly focusing on the entire gamut of issues since 1983.
