Tribal Policy: Pulling Back from the Brink?

Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam

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Tribal Policy

Pulling Back from the Brink?

by Harsh Mander

• Political democracy

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Contents

1. The Land of Jagtu Gond

2. Acknowledgements and Postscript

3. Tribes in India

4. Dilemmas of Tribal Development Policy: A Historical Context

5. Status and Problems of Tribes in India

6. Major Elements of Tribal Policy: Legislative Protection

7. Implementation Difficulties

8. Budgetary and Administrative Mechanisms

9. Educational Strategies

10. Self-governance by Tribal Communities

11. Financial Resources and Capacity Building

12. Minimalistic Interpretation - Example of MFPs

13. Mediating Tradition for Adjudication

14. Gram Sabhas and Control of Tribal Land Alienation in Scheduled V Areas

15. Gram Sabha and Moneylending

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