ABOUT THE BOOK:

This book brings together more than forty opinion pieces and essays that offer commentary on a period of immense and unprecedented churning in the Naga society not seen since the 1920s. It excavates deeper trends that often elude national commentaries on Nagaland. While the book's focus is on Nagaland, it also engages the states of Manipur and Assam that are integral to the Naga self-imagination.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

VIKAS KUMAR currently teaches economics at Azim Premji University, Bengaluru. He is the author of Numbers as Political Allies: The Census in Jammu and Kashmir (Cambridge University Press, forthcoming) and the co-author of Numbers in India's Periphery. The Political Economy of Government Statistics (Cambridge University Press, 2020). He curated the exhibition Baba Saheb: An Extraordinary Philatelic Journey (1966-2022) at the India International Centre, New Delhi (June 2022) and the Bangalore International Centre, Bengaluru (July 2022).

AUTHOR:  Vikas Kumar

SELLER: Heritage Publishing House

ORIGIN: Nagaland