The Sociology of Conflict Studies
From Alienation to Alignment : A situational analysis of Kashmir crisis
Kids, My Family, My Feelings, My Friends, Social Issues
| Author: | Parul Parihar | ISBN: | 9781642492323 |
| Publisher: | Notion Press | Publication: | February 17, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Notion Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | Parul Parihar |
| ISBN: | 9781642492323 |
| Publisher: | Notion Press |
| Publication: | February 17, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Notion Press |
| Language: | English |
This book is a sociological attempt to envisage the cultural and regional disparities eventually giving way to relational deprivation amongst the people of the region – Kashmir and the imbroglio that followed, the decades to come. It is an aesthetic exploration of the regional beauty and the politics of ethnic diversity that culminated in the displacement crises and vicious resurfacings intertwined in and with religion, region, language, culture and national and legal repercussions.
The sociological theories uncovering the explanation of the causal analysis behind the angst and discrimination amongst the masses, in particular, are valuably added in the leading chapters of this book. A conclusive understanding towards the solution and social policies makeover, along with multiple aspects of the issue, becomes intriguing while looking forward to a discursive and dialectical approach towards it. This book has debates encompassing the ideas of democracy battling with those of ideological constraints that is apparent in a pluralistic society like India.
This book is a sociological attempt to envisage the cultural and regional disparities eventually giving way to relational deprivation amongst the people of the region – Kashmir and the imbroglio that followed, the decades to come. It is an aesthetic exploration of the regional beauty and the politics of ethnic diversity that culminated in the displacement crises and vicious resurfacings intertwined in and with religion, region, language, culture and national and legal repercussions.
The sociological theories uncovering the explanation of the causal analysis behind the angst and discrimination amongst the masses, in particular, are valuably added in the leading chapters of this book. A conclusive understanding towards the solution and social policies makeover, along with multiple aspects of the issue, becomes intriguing while looking forward to a discursive and dialectical approach towards it. This book has debates encompassing the ideas of democracy battling with those of ideological constraints that is apparent in a pluralistic society like India.
