Three major approaches underline the bourgeoning literature on Northeastern India—the historico-political, the Marxian and the Pluralist. Emphasizing on the class dimension of the turbulences in the various states of the region, the Marxian perspective has noted with concern, the evolution and growth of ‘little nationalism’ and nativist chauvinism. The pluralists on the other hand, have emphasized on the perseverance of ethnic identities and the elite mobilization of the ethnic group’s sense of relative deprivation. The others, while not getting bogged down to the ethnic/class dimension of the North-eastern turbulence encompassing the ‘seven sisters’, have attempted to explore its causes by presenting a socio-political account.
March-April 1981, volume 5, No 3/4
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