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Recherche 1) Affirmative Action (Reservation; Backwardness; Backward Class Politics; Human Resource Development); 2) Agrarian Problems (Farmers’ Suicides; Peasant Struggles; Land Reforms; Social Change); 3) Caste System (Caste and Politics; Caste Conflicts; Dalit Problems; Emancipation Politics; Social Discrimination; Social Exclusion; Social Mobility; Social Movements; Untouchability; Weaker Sections); 4) Disabled and Society (the need and means for building up inclusive societies); 5) Education (Academic Freedom; Educational Perspectives and Disparities; Quality and Spread; Reservation Politics); 6) Discrimination, Exclusion And Inclusive Social Policy; 7) Gandhian Studies (On the importance of non-violence, peace and Satyagraha in social development and social well-being); 8) Non-Violence And Development (from a Gandhian perspective); 9) Globalization (and Education, Exclusion, Religion, Society); 10) Politics And Governance (Electoral, Caste, Language, Religious, and Vote-bank Politics; Governance and Corruption; Democratic Governance; Law and Society; Public Policy); 11) Religion (and Communalism, Globalization, Secularism, Social Conflict, Terrorism; Religious Minorities).

Enseignement Sociology (different branches), education, weaker sections, development,social discrimination, caste system, social exclusion and social integration, sensitising teachers and officials, religion, faith and development, globalisation, politics, electoral politics, democracy and democratic governance, social mobilisation and social movements, corporate social responsibility, colonialism and modernity, media, culture and society; social change, research methods in social sciences, academic freedom and education, women, development and politics, etc.

Publications * a) Works [Books] in progress 1. Backwardness Politics: Tamil Nadu, 1840-2010; 2. Caste Discriminations in Indigenous Education in British India; 3. Mandal Commission and After: India’s Affirmative Action Politics; 4. Caste and Education in Early 19th Century Madras Presidency. b) Works completed 1) Project reports 03 2) Books and Monographs 06 3) Articles in edited books 12 4) Articles in journals 28 5) Articles in MIDS Bulletin 05 6) MIDS Working Papers 05 7) Articles in mass media 111 8) Book Reviews 49 Research Works in detail a. Projects 1. Science, Technology and Social Sciences in Higher Education in Tamil Nadu: A Study of Democratization and Access. (Project sponsored by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India), 2009. 2. Progress Towards Education for All: The Case of Tamil Nadu (With R. Akila). (As part of India’s input to the World Summit Education (Year 2000 Assessment of Education For All) held at Dakar)), sponsored by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India and the National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration, New Delhi. April 2000. 3. Narmada Command Talukas: A Socio-Economic Profile (with A. S. Charan and Ghanshyam Shah), 1981. b. Books, monographs 1. INDIA: Political Villainy, UPA’s Fall & AAP’s Rise. YS Books International. March 2014. 2. Religion, Caste and State. Rawat Publications. 2007. 3. The Perfidies of Power: India in the New Millennium. TR Publications. 2006. 4. India, The Perfidies of Power: A Social Critique. Vedams Books. 2004. 5. Progress towards Education for All: The Case of Tamil Nadu (With R. Akila). UNESCO, MHRD, and NIEPA. 2000. 6. Peasant Struggles, Land Reforms, and Social Change: Malabar 1836-1982. Sage 1989. c. Journal articles, book chapters, working papers, short notes Backward Classes, Reservations (Affirmative Action) 1. Muslim Backwardness and Sachar Report, South Asian Journal, No. 19, January-March 2008. 2. OBC Reservation and the Tamil Nadu Model. South Asian Journal. No. 13. July-September 2006. 3. Job Quotas in the Private Sector. Economic and Political Weekly. XXXIX (40). 2-8 October 2004. 4. Dalits and Durban (reproduced from The Hindu (Leader Page). 27-28 August 2001). In Sukhadeo Thorat and Umakant (Ed.) Caste, Race and Discrimination: Discourses in International Context. Rawat Publications. 2004. 5. Backward Castes/Classes as Legal and Political Entities. In Veena Das (Ed.) The Oxford India Companion to Sociology and Social Anthropology. Vol. 2. Oxford University Press. 2003. 6. Sensitising Officials Dalits and Reservations. Economic and Political Weekly. XXXVII (7). 16-22 February 2002. 7. Caste, Politics, and the Reservation Issue. In B. Harriss White and S. Subramanian (Ed.) Illfare in India. Sage Publications. 1998. 8. Backward Class Movements in Tamil Nadu. In M.N. Srinivas (Ed.) Caste, Its Twentieth Century Avatar. Penguin India. 1996 (Hard Cover); 1998 (Paper Back). Reproduced in The Hindu (Sunday Magazine) 1 February 1998. 9. Mandal Commission: A Sociological Critique. In M.N. Srinivas (Ed.) Caste, Its Twentieth Century Avatar. Penguin India. 1996 (Hard Cover); 1998 (Paper Back). Reproduced in The Hindu (Sunday Magazine). 11-18 August 1996. 10. OBCs and Central Commissions (the two all India Backward Classes Commissions of 1953 and 1979). Seminar. No. 375. November 1990. 11. Karnataka Backward Classes (Report). Economic and Political Weekly. XXV (32). 11 August 1990. 12. Reservations in Theory and Practice. MIDS Bulletin. XX (4). April 1990. 13. Backward Classes in Tamil Nadu: 1872 1988. Economic and Political Weekly. XXV (10). 10 March 1990 (Also MIDS Working Paper. No. 89. March 1989). 14. Tamil Nadu Backward Classes. MIDS Bulletin. XIX (10). October 1989. 15. Ambasankar Commission and Backward Classes (Report). Economic and Political Weekly. XXIV (23). 10 June 1989. 16. Evolution of Reservation Policy in Tamil Nadu. MIDS Bulletin. XIII (12). December 1983. 17. In Defence of Mandal Commission. Economic and Political Weekly. XVI I (27). 3 July 1982. Bride Price and Dowry 18. Economics of Bride Price and Dowry. Economic and Political Weekly. XVIII (23). 4 June 1983. 19. Economics of Bride Price and Dowry. Economic and Political Weekly. XVIII (47). 19 November 1983. Caste System, Weaker Sections, Emancipation Politics 20. Vanniyar Separatism: Nebulous Issues (the demand for bifurcation of Tamil Nadu for carving out the Vanniyar dominated northern districts as a separate state). Economic and Political Weekly. XXXVII (32). 10-16 August 2002. 21. Putting Society Together Again. In Henry Thiagaraj (Ed.) Human Rights From the Dalit Perspective. Dalit Liberation Education Trust. Madras, 1996. Reproduced from The Hindu (Sunday Magazine). 27 August 1995. 22. Caste Disabilities in Perspective. MIDS Bulletin. XXIII (8). August 1993. 23. Communal Representation in Tamil Nadu, 1850 1916: The pre non Brahmin Movement Phase. Economic and Political Weekly. XXVII (31). 31 July 1993. Also MIDS Working Paper. No. 108. July 1992. 24. Ambedkar’s Legacy to Dalits: Has the Nation Reneged on Its Promises. Economic and Political Weekly. XXVI (33). 17 August 1991 Also MIDS Working Paper. No. 101. January 1991. 25. Ambedkar on Marx, Buddha and the Oppressed. In National Seminar Marx, Ambedkar and Polarisation of Oppressed and Exploited Classes in India. Sanjivayya Institute of Socio Economic Studies. New Delhi. 1991. Education 26. Intellectuals and India’s Left. South Asian Journal. No. 41. July-October 2013. 27. Academic Freedom from a Human Rights’ Perspective: The Indian Case and its relevance to Africa. JHEA/RESA. Vol. 6, Nos. 2-3, 2008. 28. Academic Freedom in India, South Asian Journal, No. 18, October-December 2007. 29. Progress towards Education for All: The Case of Tamil Nadu (With R. Akila). In R. Govinda (Ed.) India Education Report: A Profile of Basic Education. Oxford University Press, 2002. Published for UNESCO, MHRD, and NIEPA. 30. India’s Educational Efforts: Rhetoric and Reality (With R. Akila). Economic and Political Weekly. XXVII (48). 27 November 1993. 31. Indigenous Education in British India: A Profile. Contributions to Indian Sociology. 2 (1). January June 1990. 32. Caste Discriminations in Indigenous Indian Education 1: Nature and Extent of Education in Early 19th Century British India. MIDS Working Paper. No. 63. April 1986. 33. Caste Discriminations in Indigenous Indian Education 3: Study of Early 19th Century Bombay Presidency. MIDS Working Paper. No. 64. April 1986. Family, Social Change 34. Changing Family Among the Nayars. Vidya Bharati. V (1). January-June 1979. Globalization, and Exclusion, and Religion 35. Globalization, Faith and Development Politics. In Prashant Kumar Trivedi Ed. The Globalization Turbulence: Emerging Tensions in Indian Society. Council for Social Development and Rawat Publications. 2011. 36. Religion under Globalization. In Jeffrey Haynes Ed. Religion and Politics: Critical Concepts in Religious Studies (in four volumes). London: Routledge, 2010. Vol. III. Pp. 138-159. 37. Globalization and Exclusion: The Indian Context. Global Asia. January-March 2009. 38. Understanding Cults in Modern India. In a Volume on International Symposium on Cultic Studies, Institute of World Religions, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, December 2007. 39. Religion under Globalisation. Economic and Political Weekly. 39 (13). 27 March 2004. History 40. From Deep Ganga to Shallow Waters of Cauvery: Seventh South Indian History Congress. Economic and Political Weekly. XXII (8). 21 February 1987. Law And Society 41. Lawyers’ Agitation in Tamil Nadu. Economic and Political Weekly. 14-20 December 2002. 42. Ayodhya Issue and Freedom of Expression. Economic and Political Weekly. 5-11 October 2002. Agrarian Problems, Peasant Struggles, Land Reforms, Social Change 43. Revisiting Land Reforms: Kerala and Tamil Nadu. In K Raman Pillai Ed. Land Reforms. APH Publishing Corporation. 2010. 44. Farmers’ Suicides: Some Sociological Perspectives. South Asian Journal. No. 11. January-March 2006. 45. Land Reforms: Rhetoric and Reality. Economic and Political Weekly. XXV (47). 24 November 1990. 46. Tamil Nadu: Getting at Benami Land Holdings. Economic and Political Weekly. XXV (28). 14 July 1990. 47. Land Reforms in Tamil Nadu. MIDS Bulletin. XIX (7). July 1989. 48. Land Reforms and Social Change: Study of a Kerala Village. Economic and Political Weekly. XVIII (52 53). 24-31 December 1983. 49. Land Reforms and Changes in Land System: Study of a Kerala Village. Economic and Political Weekly. XVII (39). 25 September 1982. 50. Land Reforms in Theory and Practice: The Kerala Experience. Economic and Political Weekly. XVI (52). 26 December 1981. 51. Peasant Struggles and Land Reforms in Malabar. Economic and Political Weekly. XV (50). 13 December 1980.

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