From Phizo to Muivah: The naga national question in north east india / A. Lanunungsang Ao,

1. General introduction;
2. Rise and growth of the Naga people's movement;
3. The Naga Lamentations;
4. Human rights and suffering people;
5. On human rights violations - case studies;
6. The peace making approaches;
7. The need for Naga unification;
8. Naga self-determination;
9. The unsolved Naga nationals questions.

This book is another welcome addition of volume in the field of political science, history, sociology, anthropology etc., that could be used as a source of material in discovering peoples movement that are developing in the North-East India. This book will be immensely useful for the teachers and students, politicians, public leaders, councillors, patriots, policymakers, researchers and academicians. A must, for peace makers and conflict students addressed not only to India and the Nagas; but the people of western countries who may like to know the real picture of the Indo-Naga political issues of invasion, which is one of the oldest unsettled political conflicts needing an amicable solution on human terms. The book speaks on Human Rights and Self-Determination. It is a millennium commitment writing.