What is SAMAJ?
The South Asia Multidisciplinary Academic Journal (SAMAJ) is a peer-reviewed journal devoted to social science research on South Asia. It specializes in the publication of comparative thematic issues as well as individual research articles, review essays, and book reviews. Committed to disseminating rigorous scientific research to the widest possible audience, SAMAJ is fully and freely accessible on line.
Latest issue
5 | 2011
Rethinking Urban Democracy in South Asia
Edited by Stéphanie Tawa Lama-Rewal and Marie-Hélène Zérah
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Urban Democracy: A South Asian Perspective [Full text]
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An interview with Ranabir Samaddar
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Tej City. Protests in Mumbai, 1988-2008 [Full text]
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Bystander Tactics: Life on Turf in Karachi [Full text]
Latest texts
Other Contributions
Free-Standing Articles
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Shah Shuja’s ‘Hidden History’ and its Implications for the Historiography of Afghanistan [Full text]14 May 2012
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Thinking beyond Secularism: The Catholic Church and Political Practice in Rural South India [Full text]19 April 2012
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30 December 2011
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24 January 2011
Book Reviews
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31 December 2011
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24 October 2011
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19 October 2011
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Dilip Subramanian, Telecommunications Industry in India: State, Business and Labour in a Global Economy [Full text]11 October 2011

