- #5: Caste and Vernacular Democracy: Post-postcolonial Transformation in Rural India
- India and Orissa
- Postcolonial India:old framework and old question
- "Hinduism" and "caste" as orientalist perspectives to explain the politico-economic stagnancy and problems of India
- Caste in India: Indian people as "Homo Hierarchicus"
- Change in India's situation
- New question:
- Democracy in India
- A view from the field in Orissa
- Earlier attempts at reformulation of inter-caste relationships from below
- New attempts to demand equal participation and shares in the political sphere
- reformation of local government toward democratization at grassroot level
- Institutional democratizationof local politics
- How to bring about democratic inter-caste cooperation?
- Attempts from below toward new vision of community
- Vernacular idioms used to envision new democratic politics
- Egalitarian sacrificial ethics for democratic representation and cooperation
- vernacular democracy
- Cooperation of diversities
- The post-postcolonial transformation
- Caste as the possible basis for democratic cooperation of diversities?
- Toward a fruitful churning of old and new, global and local
- Bibliography
- Q1 from Kyoto Univ.
- Q2 from SFC
- Q3 from Kyoto Univ.
- Q4 from Kyoto Univ.
- Q5 from Kyoto Univ.