Ethnic Conflict and Civic Life: Hindus and Muslims in India
In Ethnic Conflict and Civic Life, Ashutosh Varshney delves into the relationship between civic institutions and ethnic tensions between Hindus and Muslims in India. By comparing regions with varying levels of civic engagement, he reveals how community networks can prevent or provoke violence, offering insights into sustaining peace in diverse societies.
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Ethnic Conflict and Civic Life explores the interactions between Hindus and Muslims in India, highlighting the role of civic engagement in mitigating ethnic tensions.
Ashutosh Varshney investigates how everyday civic associations and networks contribute to either fostering peace or exacerbating conflicts in multi-ethnic societies.
The analysis draws on comparative studies across Indian cities to understand variations in communal violence and social cohesion.
Through this lens, the book addresses broader implications for managing ethnic diversity in democratic nations.
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