Marginalities and Mobilities among India’s Muslims (Religion and Citizenship)

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List of Tables
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Author Biographies
Preface
Introduction: The Muslim Question in Contemporary India
Section I Development Trajectories
	1 Post-Sachar Indian Muslims: Facets of Socio-Economic Decline
	2 Islam, Development and Globalization: Transformation of a Traditionalist Muslim Group in Kerala
	3 Degrees of Disadvantage: Education as Social Equalizer in India’s Labour Market?
Section II Mobile Landscapes
	4 Social Mobility Patterns, Opportunities, and Barriers: Muslims in Contemporary India
	5 In the Middle of the Ocean and Land: Muslims of Mangalore
	6 The Old and the New Muslim Middle Class: Classificatory Practices and Social Mobility
	7 Delayed and Depleted: In Search of the Missing Muslim Middle Class in India
	8 Aspirations of Muslim Men in Delhi: Importance of Self-Employment in Jamia Nagar
Section III Quest for Citizenship: Marginality, Mobility, and Violence
	9 Swan Song: Muslim Musicians in Contemporary Banaras: Stories of Survival and Denial
	10 Indian Muslims and the Ghettoised Economy: The Role of Negative Emotions on Occupational Choices in the Urban Labour Markets
	11 From the Bigoted Julaha to the Terrorist: Stigma and Identity in Azamgarh
	12 Marginality among Muslims in Kerala: The Case of Marakkayar Community
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