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Chauhan, A. (2006)

Living on the Line of Control: changing family and kinship networks in Devipur Camp

Article / Letter to editor
On 26 October 1947 the state of Jammu and Kashmir acceded to the Indian Union, infuriating Pakistan and spawning one of the world's longest unresolved conflicts: Kashmir. India and Pakistan's half-century of perpetual conflict has been punctuated by four full-scale wars waged over the Line of Control, forcing villagers to hinterland refugee camps that have fundamentally changed the structure of the families living in them.
Anthropology
Kinship
India
Pakistan
All authors
Chauhan, A.
Date
2006
Publisher
IIAS, Leiden