India's migrant workers and the pandemic / edited by Ritajyoti Bandyopadhyay, Paula Banerjee and Ranabir Samaddar

General Introduction: The Shiver of the Pandemic -- PART I: ANALYSES -- 1. Corona Virus and the World-Economy: The Old is Dead, the New Can't be Born -- 2. Covid-19 and Gender Transgressions -- 3. Covid-19 Jurisprudence: Triadic Ethical Framework and the Faultlines of Constitutional Governance -- 4. Economic Implications of Covid-19 Pandemic: Migration, Informality, Postcolonial Capitalist Development -- 5. Corona Pandemic, Sudden Visibility of Migrant Workers, and the Indian Economy -- 6. Between Homes; Without Homes: Migration, Circularity and Domesticity --

PART II: REPORTS: THE LOCKDOWN EXPERIENCE/TRACTS OF TIME -- Report I: Hunger, Humiliation, and Death: Perils of Migrant Workers in the Time of Covid-19 -- Report II: Insecurity and Fear Travel as Labour Travels in the Time of Pandemic -- Report III: The Return of Bihari Migrants after the Covid-19 Lockdown -- Report IV: The Sudden Visibility of Sangram Tudu -- Report V: Glimpses of Life in the Time of Corona -- Report VI: Migrant Workers and the Ethics of Care during a Pandemic -- Report VII: Social Distancing, "Touch-Me-Not" and the Migrant Worker -- Report VIII: Bringing the Border Home: Indian Partition 2020 -- Report IX: Counting and Accounting for Those on the Long Walk Home -- Report X: How One State Can Learn from Another
Migrant Workers in Kolkata