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Racism is a deep-seated evil that benefits only some section or dominant group of people in the society, and discriminates the minority and weaker sections without any compassion. The book is meant to familiarize the readers with this evil from different perspectives, such as, biblical; theological and ethical; historical and legal; gender; tribal; ministerial and mass media.
The articles set forth pertinent issues and concerns related to racism that are faced by ...
This book takes a fresh look at the different forms of domestic violence which is a neglected subject and not often seriously discussed in academia. The essays in this volume deal with questions such as: what domestic violence is; its root causes, issues and questions; concerns and possible intervention to reduce, resist, prevent and eradicate this social evil.
The articles in the book come from different contributors, thereby covering different shades of this ...
Land Development in Nagaland involves myriad issues that are contentious, polarizing and, at the same time, interconnected – bound together by a history of colonization. The issues in this northeastern Indian state are all the more complicated by an ongoing armed struggle for independence, countered by militarization and state repression. Putting together over twenty essays, this book presents a range of perspectives, insights, experiences and new ...
The book projects the rich heritage of Indian Christianity covering a vast period of first to the twenty-first century. The author has a meticulous projection in detailing the historical scenario by selecting and describing the most significant events, the key figures and developments in the history of the church in India.
An important contribution of this book is that instead of beginning with the so-called `great traditions'- those of the elite hierarchical, ...