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Routledge Handbook of Punjab Studies.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Singh, Pritam.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Panjabis (South Asian people)--Social conditions.
Panjabis (South Asian people).
Panjabis (South Asian people)--Social life and customs.
Punjab (Pakistan)--Social conditions.
Punjab (Pakistan).
Punjab (India)--Social conditions.
Punjab (India).
Punjab (Pakistan)--Politics and government.
Punjab (India)--Politics and government.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (535 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Oxford : Taylor & Francis Group, 2026.
Summary:
The Routledge Handbook of Punjab Studies offers a comprehensive introduction to the field of Punjab Studies. Chapters cover the history, politics, economics, culture, religion and society as well as the Punjab diaspora.
Contents:
Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Contents
List of Illustrations
Preface and Acknowledgements
Notes on Contributors
1 Introduction
Part I Punjab, Partition and Beyond
2 Towards an Ecologically Sustainable Present and Future for Punjab
3 From a Border Region to the Power Engine: Punjab as the Centrefold of the Pakistani State
4 Partition and the Search for a Sikh State: From Azad Punjab to Punjabi Suba
5 Microhistory and Memory: A Pioneer's Life Story of Migration and Home
6 Memorialising Sikh and Punjab History in the Public Realm
7 Hindutva in Punjab: Appropriation and Resistance
8 The Anti-colonialism of Bhagat Singh
Part II Economic Development: Labour, Resources and Challenges
9 Prospects for Punjab's Economic Development
10 Rural Commercial Capital in Punjab: Emergence, Disruption and Reconstitution
11 Structure of Industrialisation in Punjab
12 Agro-Industrialisation in Indian Punjab: Rationale, Factors and Policy Options
13 Industrial Development and Labour Structure: Evidence from the Industrial Sector of Indian Punjab
14 Water Resources in Punjab: Status, Use and Challenges
15 Sustainable Agriculture in Punjab: Questions from an Ecological Justice Perspective
16 Evaluation of the Environmental Impacts of the Changed Cropping Pattern Arising from the Green Revolution Policy in Punjab: 1966-67 to 2020-21
Part III Political Contestations and Movements
17 Communist Movement in Punjab
18 Dynamics of Coexistence of Competing Identities in Punjab Politics
19 Trolley Times in Farmers' Protest and Beyond
20 Subaltern Religious Movements in the Punjab
21 Sikh Militancy
22 Living the Past in the Digital Present: The Anti-Sikh Violence of 1984 and Mediated Memory
23 From Suppression to Service: Ethnicity and Counter-insurgency in the Punjab Conflict.
Part IV Cultural Repositioning: Language, Literature and the Arts
24 Punjabi as an Anti-establishment Language in Pakistan
25 Beyond the Nation: Punjabi Language and Literature in India, Pakistan, and Beyond
26 Twentieth-Century Punjabi Literature: Key Signposts
27 Print, Publication, and Punjabi Literary Periodicals
28 Fascinating Contours of Literary Creativity of Punjabi Dalits
29 Anticolonialism and Protest Poetry in Punjab
30 Patriarchal Masculinity, Homosocial Intimacy, and Male Failure in Punjabi Cinema
31 The Defiant Voices from the Margins: The Punjabi Plays of Lakht Pasha
32 Listening to Nature and the Cosmos Through Gurbani
Part V Religion, Caste and Gender
33 Sikh Theology Through a Feminist Lens
34 Gender, Sect, and Society in Nineteenth-Century Punjab
35 Ideal Wives, Birth Control, and Sexuality in Pre-1947 Punjabi Literature
36 Social Inequalities in the Indian Punjab: Structures and Fluidities
37 Christianity in Punjab and Punjabi Christians
38 Tribal Communities in Punjab: Past and Present
Part VI Diasporic Dilemmas
39 The Quandary of Caste for Sikhs in the UK
40 Navigating Belonging: Sikhs' Understandings of the Multicultural Landscape in Britain
41 Decolonial Queer Politics of Punjabi Diasporas
42 Punjabi Diaspora-Homeland Connections: Transnationalism, Transformation, and Significance
43 Precarity and Politization of Punjabi Diasporas
44 Unpacking the White Gaze in Recent Diasporic Punjabi Women's Memoirs
45 Gender-Based Violence in Diaspora Sikh Punjabi Communities
Glossary
Index.
Notes:
Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
ISBN:
1-04-069648-1
0-429-27758-X
1-04-047616-3
9780429277580
OCLC:
1565285372

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