Religious freedom and mass conversion in India / Laura Dudley Jenkins.

• Introduction: Religious freedom and the right to convert -- Mass movement Christians : religious and social mobility -- Ambedkarite Buddhists : religious and political mobility -- Mizo Jews : religious and spatial mobility -- Prosecution : anticonversion legislation -- Prevention : losing affirmative action -- Persecution : the love jihad rumor -- Conclusion: A more equal freedom.

Ämnesord

Konversion  (sao)

Daliter  (sao)

Freedom of religion  -- India -- History -- 20th century. (LCSH)

Freedom of religion  -- India -- History -- 21st century. (LCSH)

Conversion  -- Government policy -- India. (LCSH)

Proselytizing  -- Government policy -- India. (LCSH)

Religious minorities  -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- India. (LCSH)

Dalits  -- Civil rights -- India. (LCSH)

Narrative inquiry (Research method)  -- India. (LCSH)

Freedom of religion.  (fast)

Narrative inquiry (Research method)  (fast)

Dalits  -- Civil rights. (fast)

Religious minorities  -- Legal status, laws, etc. (fast)

Scheduled tribes in India  -- Civil rights. (fast)

Religionsfrihet  -- historia (sao)

Religiösa minoriteter  -- juridik och lagstiftning (sao)

Dalits  (LCSH)

Conversion  (LCSH)

Indien  (sao)

India  -- Scheduled tribes -- Civil rights. (LCSH)

India.  (fast)

1900-talet  (sao)

1900-2099  (fast)

Genre

History.  (fast)

Klassifikation

KNS2116 (LCC)

342.5408/52142 (DDC)

Ocb (kssb/8 (machine generated))