Research Papers
• Colonial Construction of a 'CriminalTribe' by Meena Radhakrishna.
• De-notified and Nomadic Tribes A Perspective by Milind Bokil.
• Steal or I’ll Call You a Thief ‘Criminal’ Tribes of India by Susan Abraham.
• A Study of Socio-Linguistic Aspects of Kin Behaviour Among the Yerukala Tribe in Rayalaseema Region of Andhra Pradesh by K. Viswanadha Reddy.
• First You Push Them In, Then You Throw Them Out by Mihir Shah.
• Land-Use Strategies for Tribals: A Socio-Economic Analysis by Seema Purushothaman.
• Dishonoured by History, Branded by Law by Rudolf C Heredia.
• Tribal Development, Some Issues by T Prabhakara Reddy.
• Relationship of Caste and Crime in Colonial India - A Discourse Analysis by MukulKumar.
• Tribal Land Alienation in Andhra Pradesh Processes, Impacts and Policy Concerns by S Laxman Rao, Priya Deshingkar, John Farrington.
• Education of India scheduled tribes - A study of community schools in Vishakapatnam, Andhra Pradesh by K Sujata.
• Peasants, nomadic hillwomen and b i rdcatchers: Landscape and environmental dialogues in early modern South Indian literature by Indira Viswanathan Peterson.