The December issue of the Delhi magazine ‘Seminar’ is just out and it is on:
‘Assam: Unstable Peace: A symposium on politics, society, culture and the 
challenges of reconciliation.’

Here is the link to the issue:
http://www.india-seminar.com/semframe.html

But the link will take you only to the cover, the table of contents and to 
selected articles.  The entire issue will become available on line in January.

To purchase copies of the magazine please contact:

Seminar Publications, F-46 Malhotra Building (1st floor), Janpath, New Delhi 
11000. Phone 23316534 and 23316445. Email: [email protected].

The December issue includes the following:

THE PROBLEM
Posed by Sanjib Baruah, Professor of Political Studies, Bard College, New York
 
CONNECTED HISTORIES
Yasmin Saikia, Professor of History, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona,
 
‘RETURNS’ TO THE PAST: VIOLENCE, COUNTER-MEMORY AND ETHICS
Amit R. Baishya, Assistant Professor of English, Ball State University, Muncie, 
Indiana
 
ASSAMESE FOOD AND THE POLITICS OF TASTE
Zilkia Janer, Associate Professor of Global Studies and Geography, Hofstra 
University, New York
 
DEMOCRACY, DISSENT, DIVIDES
Subir Bhaumik, former BBC correspondent and author
 
THE BODOLAND VIOLENCE AND THE POLITICS
OF EXPLANATION
Banajit Hussain, researcher and Fellow, Asian Regional Exchange for New 
Alternatives (ARENA), Delhi
 
WHAT’S UP WITH THE TERRITORIAL COUNCIL?
Åshild Kolås, Research Professor, Peace Research Institute Oslo, Norway
 
ASSAM’S LANGUAGE WARRIORS
Nabanipa Bhattacharjee, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Sri Venkateswara 
College, Delhi
 
CIVIL SOCIETY POLITICS
Nandana Dutta, Professor English, Gauhati University.
 
CHANGING TRENDS OF ELECTORAL POLITICS
Sandhya Goswami, Professor of Political Science, Gauhati University
 
AFTER COUNTER-INSURGENCY: POLICING
DISSENT IN ASSAM
Sanjay Barbora, Associate Professor, TISS North Eastern Regional Centre, 
Guwahati
 
OF ENDS AND BEGINNINGS: WAR, PEACE AND THE INTERREGNUM
Rakhee Kalita, Associate Professor of English, Cotton College, Guwahati
 
THE FICTION OF ASSAMESE AUGUSTS
Aruni Kashyap, MFA candidate, Minnesota State University, Mankato, Minnesota
 
THE PERSISTENCE OF THE RURAL
Amiya Sharma, Executive Director, Rashtriya Gramin Vikas Nidhi, Guwahati.
 
HYDROPOWER, MEGA DAMS, AND THE POLITICS OF RISK
Sanjib Baruah, Professor of Political Studies, Bard College, New York
 
FURTHER READING
Uddipan Dutta, Research Associate, Omeo Kumar Das Institute of Social Change 
and Development, Guwahati
 
BOOKS
 
Jahnavi Barua, REBIRTH (Reviewed by S. Mitra Kalita); Manjeet Baruah, FRONTIER 
CULTURES: A SOCIAL HISTORY OF ASSAMESE LITERATURE  (Reviewed by By Abikal 
Borah);  M.S. Prabhakara, LOOKING BACK INTO THE FUTURE: IDENTITY AND INSURGENCY 
IN NORTHEAST INDIA (Reviewed by Uddipan Dutta); Arupyoti Saikia, FORESTS AND 
ECOLOGICAL HISTORY OF ASSAM (Reviewed by Gunnel Cederlöf);  Sanghamitra Misra 
BECOMING A BORDERLAND: THE POLITICS OF SPACE AND IDENTITY IN COLONIAL 
NORTHEASTERN INDIA (Reviewed by Erik deMaaker);  Jayeeta Sharma, EMPIRE’S 
GARDEN:  ASSAM AND THE MAKING OF MODERN INDIA (Reviewed by Sanjib Baruah) and 
Arupa Patangia Kalita THE STORY OF FELANEE (trans. Deepika Phukan) (Reviewed by 
Mitra Phukan).
COMMENT
Kallol Bhattacherjee, journalist, ‘The Week’, Delhi
 
COMMUNICATION
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