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31. Kothari, "The Non-party Political Process;' 22l.
32, Ibid.
33. Ibid.
34. The backlash sparked by the report's recommendations on
reservations for those groups designated as "scheduled castes" and
"tribes or other backward classes" in education and employment
was comparable to the controversies around affirmative action in
the United States.
35. Menon and Nigam, Power and Contestation, 7; paraphrasing
Sudipta Kaviraj.
36. Gail Omvedt, "Ambedkar and After: The Dalit
Movt.:ment in India;' in Social A10vements and the State, ed.
Ghanshyam Shah (New Delhi: Sage Publications, 2002), 303.
37. Menon and Nigam, Power and Contestation, 65.
3S. High-profile cases recently include health care activist
Binayak Sen.
39. Archana Prasad, Environmentalism and the Ltji:
Contemporary Debates and Fu ture Agendas in Tribal Areas:
Signpost 8 (Delhi: LeftWord, 2004).
40. Available at http://napm-india.orglabourus.
41. Panel, Alwan fo r the Arts, New York, April 23, 20 11,
available at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P _Ia93DURSY.
42. Mayur Chetia, "World Social Forum and Reactions from
the Indian Left;' Critical Engagement 5 (August 200S): 14-16.
43. Marnata Dash, "The World Social Forum through the
Eyes of Movement Groups in India;' Critical Engagement 6
(August 200S): 11-13; Susana Bania with O. J. Nelson, "Main
Debates around the WSF 2004 in Mumbai," CriticaL Engagement
4 (August 2008): 25.
44. Much of this material can be found at http://www.cacim.