Leveling Crowds

Discover the profound insights of Leveling Crowds by Stanley J. Tambiah, published by the esteemed University of California Press in 1997. This compelling work delves into the complex phenomenon of ethno-nationalist violence, particularly focusing on the civilian riots that have erupted across South Asia. With a thorough examination of case studies from Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and India, Tambiah provides a nuanced understanding of the factors that contribute to collective violence in these regions.

Spanning 417 pages, Leveling Crowds is an essential read for anyone interested in social science, anthropology, and multicultural studies. It offers a critical perspective on communalism and the dynamics of violence in society, making it a valuable reference for students, scholars, and anyone seeking to comprehend the intricate relationships between ethnic groups and conflict. Enhance your library with this insightful exploration of social tensions and their implications in our world.