Gap between Representatives and Constituents-An Aspect of Tribal Society in  Gujarat

Polictics and Society

Vol. 8, Issue No. 31-32-33, 11 Aug, 1973

Updated on 11 August 1973

Ghanshyam Shah

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Gap between Representatives and Constituents-An Aspect of Tribal Society in Gujarat

Polictics and Society

Vol. 8, Issue No. 31-32-33, 11 Aug, 1973

Updated on 11 August 1973

Ghanshyam Shah

An Aspect of Tribal Society in Gujarat IN 1971, I investigated the political participation of about 300 'opinion leaders* among the tribals of Gujarat.1 These leaders include both political and non- political leaders

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