No. 12 (2022): Special Issue: Covid-19 and Civil Society in India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka

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Published: 2022-12-20

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Introduction

Foreword

Rubya Mehdi

11-12
Introduction to the Issue

Peter B. Andersen, Amit Prakash, Meghna Guhathakurta

13-16

Articles

Covid–19 and the Civil Societies of South Asia

Peter B. Andersen, Amit Prakash, Meghna Guhathakurta, Siri Hettige

17-38
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From ‘Folk’ to Digital Transformation of Bengal Paṭacitra Art in the Times of Coronavirus

Sanjukta Das Gupta

39-62
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Consequences of Covid–19 and Role of Gram Panchayats in Tackling the Pandemic Situation Some Highlights from West Bengal

Sujit Kumar Paul

63-74
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Responses to Covid–19 New Paradigms of Exclusion and Inclusion in Indian Society

Marianne Qvortrup Fibiger

75-88
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Surviving and Coping with the Pandemic Minority Dalit Groups in Northern Bangladesh

Matiur Rahman

89-116
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State, Market, and Prospects for the Public Sphere A Study of Sri Lankan Higher Education during the Pandemic

Pradeep Peiris, Hasini Lecamwasam

117-132
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Civil Society’s Response to Covid–19-Affected Migrants The Case of Bangladesh

Syeda Rozana Rashid

133-154
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Examining the Response of Resident Welfare Associations During the Covid–19 Pandemic and its Ramifications for Urban Governance in India

Chitrakshi Jain

155-170
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Neoliberalism and the Challenges of Social Justice Covid 19 and Migrant Labour Crisis in India

Zeba

171-192
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Citizen–State Relations and State Impunity in a Pandemic The Case of Changing Citizenship Laws in India

Sukanya Bhardwaj

193-210
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The Impact of Covid–19 on Ethnic Minorities in Sri Lanka

Malini Balamayuran

211-246
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