IJDTSA
ISSN : 2321-5429
Indian Journal of Dalit and Tribal Studies and Action
Perspectives Towards Samma Ditthi
(Please note that the Journal is not recognized by the UGC in its UGC List of Journals)
The Indian Journal of Dalit and Tribal Studies and Action engages with Buddhist Studies, Bahujan Studies, Dalit Studies, and Tribal Studies. Its primary goals are, to bring to the public academic domain research papers and articles by scholars, activists and practitioners working on issues concerning Buddhism with a special thrust on India. The IJDTSA offers the opportunity for constructive theoretical engagement and critical dialogue in the interest of achieving a deeper understanding of Buddhist Theory. Ours is an academic journal, and we wish to hold strict standards of articulation. The attempt is to open up spaces of dialogues across realities and not demean or dehumanise the ‘other’. We live in very complex realities in which such spaces of dialogue must be kept open as far as possible. We endeavor to publish only research-based and theoretical articles that make substantial contributions to the field in all areas of Buddhist Studies. Our areas of focus
| • | Context of Buddhism in India |
| • | Buddhist Ontology |
| • | Dalit Studies and Bahujan Studies |
| • | Buddhist Movements |
| • | Buddhist Politics |
| • | Political Economy of Dalit/Tribal Development |
| • | Buddhist Epistemology |
| • | Buddhist Cosmology |
| • | Buddhist Aesthetics |
| • | Buddhist Research Methodologies |
| • | Dalit Narratives, Phenomena and Life World Studies |
| • | Knowledge, Culture and Politics |
| • | Rurality and Rural Sociology |
| • | Village Studies |
| • | Law, State and Democratic Rights |
| • | Polity, Governance and Public Policy |
This journal began in the year 2014. The journal is under the management of the Centre for Ambedkar Studies, Navayana Buddhist Charitable Trust, Maharashtra.
The Journal takes no processing fee nor charges for publication. For the final article ready for publication, after peer and language editing review, the author takes full responsibility for the content, data, and propositions in the article. The editor, managing editor and the editorial board are not responsible and will not be held liable for the article of an author.
Submit your article to editor@navayanabuddhist.org
*We publish Online First only.