Articles on Ex-Criminal Tribes History :The Indian Economic and History Review

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The Indian Economic and History Review 
Volumes 1-48 (1963-2011)

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Mukherjee, Arun
‘Crime  and  criminals  in  nineteenth
century Bengal (1861‐1904)’, June 1984,

21 (2)  pp. 153‐83 

Nigam, Sanjay 

‘Disciplining  and  policing  the  'criminals 

by  birth',  Part  1:  The  making  of  a 

colonial stereotype— The criminal tribes 

and castes of North India’,  June 1990, 

27 (2)  pp. 131‐64  

 

Nigam ̧ Sanjay  

‘Disciplining  and  policing  the  'criminals 

by  birth',  Part  2:  The  development  of  a 

disciplinary 

system, 

1871‐1900’, 

September 1990,

27 (3)  pp. 257‐87 

Radhakrishna, Meena

‘The  Criminal  Tribes  Act  in  Madras 

Presidency:  Implications  for  itinerant 

trading communities’, September 1989, 

26 (3)  pp. 269‐95 

Radhakrishna, Meena

‘Surveillance  and  settlements  under  the 

Criminal  Tribes  Act  in  Madras’,  June 1992

29 (2)  pp. 171‐98 

Singha, Radhika 

‘Making  the  domestic  more  domestic:  

       Criminal  law  and  the  'head  of  the  

              household',  1772‐1843,  September  

                   1996,  

33 (3)  pp. 309‐3 

Sinha, Nitin  

‘Mobility, control and criminality in early 

colonial  India,  1760s–1850s’,  January 

2008, 

45 (1)  pp. 1‐33 

By

Kalidas Shinde

PhD Scholar

TISS