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JMC Review - Vol IV (2020)

The JMC Review: An Interdisciplinary Social Science Journal of Criticism, Practice and Theory

Editorial Note

Articles Author Page No.
Academic Freedom, Institutional Autonomy and Institutionalising Accountability: A Reflection on NEP 2020 Saumen Chattopadhyay 001 - 023
Citizen, Consumer, User: COVID-19 and the Higher Education Churn in India Rohan D’Souza 024 - 056
Locked Down, But Logged In! ‘Connecting’ to the Futures of Higher Education Debaditya Bhattacharya 057 - 092
Elusive India—Lost in the National Education Policy 2020 Kumkum Roy 093 - 107
Low-cost Education for the Poor in India: Contemporary Concerns Geetha Nambissan 108 - 128
Reclaiming Education Policy for Equality and Social Justice Madhu Prasad 129 - 152
Policy Shifts in School Education: Where Do We Stand Jyoti Raina 153 - 180
Continuity Amidst Changes:Longue Durée of Educational Apartheid Mohd. Bilal 181 - 216
Progress of Education Among the Muslims of Lakshadweep L.R.S. Lakshmi 217 - 230
Reflexive Pedagogy and the Academic Heretic Anthony Joseph 231 - 256
Homogeneity, Inequality and Alienation in Education Before and After the Pandemic: Some Socio historical and Pedagogic Concerns Vikas Gupta 257 - 282
Interviews Author Page No.
The Future of Anthropology and Anthropology for the Future Professor Tim Ingold in conversation with Renny Thomas 283 - 292
Perspectives in the Sociology of Education and NEP 2020 Professor Meenakshi Thapan in conversation with Madhulika Sonkar 293 - 307
Book Reviews Author Page No.
Beyond Macaulay: Education in India, 1780–1860 by Parimala V. Rao
Reviewed by Sam Nesamony 		308 - 311
Displacement and Citizenship, Histories and Memories of Exclusion by Vijaya Rao, Shambhavi Prakash, Mallarika S. Roy, Papori Bora
Reviewed by Partho Datta		 312 - 314
Memory of Light by Ruth Vanita
Reviewed by Kashish Dua		 315 - 318
A Meaning to Life by Michael Ruse
Reviewed by Roshan Praveen Xalxo		 319 - 322
Musicophilia in Mumbai: Performing Subjects and the Metropolitan Unconscious By Tejaswini Niranjana
Reviewed by Abhik Majumdar 		323 - 327
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