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The Myth of Liberal Ascendancy: Corporate Dominance form the Great Depression to the Great Recession: Corporate Dominance from the Great Depression to the Great Recession
0₹4,364.82Challenge the myth of liberal ascendancy and uncover the hidden currents of corporate dominance shaping US economic policy. This insightful analysis, backed by new archival research, re-examines the New Deal era, revealing how corporate influence grew unchecked, impacting American workers and economic laws from the 1930s to the Great Recession. Explore the complex decline of liberalism and the surprising forces behind social movements. Essential reading for students of political economy, economic history, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of government-corporate relations and policy evolution.
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The Nature of Industrialization: Volume 3: Enterprise and Labour: From the Eighteenth Century to the Present
0₹6,490.00Explore the intricate nature of industrialization through enterprise and labour. This pivotal volume delves into the historical evolution of industrial relations from the 18th century to the present, featuring diverse approaches and specialist case studies. Expert contributors examine trends from early factory masters to post-war dynamics across Europe, the USA, and Japan. Its originality lies in fostering broader comparative thinking, essential for understanding global economic development. A must-read for students of economic history, labour studies, and professionals seeking deep insights into industrial enterprise and workforce dynamics.
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The Nature of Social Reality: Issues in Social Ontology (Economics as Social Theory)
0₹4,718.82Decode the essence of social reality and economics with this seminal work on social ontology. Tony Lawson offers a groundbreaking perspective, revealing how a deeper understanding of social subject matter is crucial for overcoming limitations in social sciences and contemporary economics in India. Explore the fundamental constitution of phenomena like money, firms, and social roles, grounded in his theory of community-based positioning. This book is indispensable for university students, researchers, and professionals in economics, sociology, and philosophy seeking advanced insights into social theory and the real nature of social phenomena.
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The New Cambridge History of India: European Commercial Enterprise in Pre-Colonial India
0₹5,900.00Discover the profound economic shifts that reshaped pre-colonial India as European commercial enterprise took root. This essential volume meticulously details how traders and formidable East India Companies integrated the subcontinent into the premodern world economy over three centuries. Gain deep insights into the impact of European trade on the Indian economy, making it a crucial read for students of Indian history, economic history, and colonial studies.
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The New Class War
0₹2,165.00Uncover the seismic shifts reshaping Western democracies. This groundbreaking analysis dissects the escalating political divide, revealing a profound class war between the managerial overclass and the working class. Explore how issues like immigration and trade fuel this conflict, impacting global politics and economic inequality. Essential for students of political science and anyone seeking to understand the drivers of populism and the future of democracy. Gain critical insights into power dynamics and the potential paths to resolving societal schisms.
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The New Economics of India`s Green Revolution: Income and Employment Diffusion in Uttar Pradesh (Food Systems & Agrarian Change)
0Original price was: ₹5,278.27.₹5,278.00Current price is: ₹5,278.00.Uncover the profound economic impact of India’s Green Revolution in Uttar Pradesh. This essential study by Rita Sharma meticulously details how agricultural innovations drove income and employment diffusion, progressively benefiting both resource-rich and less-endowed farmers. Gain vital insights into boosting India’s food production and addressing crucial rural employment challenges. A must-read for students of Indian economics, agricultural policy, and anyone seeking to understand agrarian change and rural development in India.
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The New Extractivism: A Post-Neoliberal Development Model or Imperialism of the Twenty-First Century?
0₹2,830.82Uncover the realities of New Extractivism, a critical examination of resource-led development in the post-neoliberal era. As global economies grapple with recession and changing power dynamics, nations increasingly turn to natural resource extraction. This insightful book dissects this trend, questioning whether it offers a true development model or fuels twenty-first-century imperialism. With compelling analysis of the political dynamics, social costs, and environmental impacts, it offers crucial perspectives relevant to India’s own development challenges. Essential reading for students and professionals in economics, political science, and development studies seeking to understand global economic shifts.
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The New Maharajahs: The Commercial Princes of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh
0₹2,122.82Explore the seismic shift from India’s historical maharajahs to its modern commercial princes. This seminal work delves into the powerful elite steering major business empires across India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. Uncover the rise of conglomerates like Reliance, the Aditya Birla Group, and the Hinduja empire, revealing the families that now control the subcontinent’s economic destiny. Essential reading for understanding the evolution of Indian business, the dynamics of family-led conglomerates, and the architects of South Asia’s booming economy.
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The New Maids: Transnational Women and the Care Economy
0₹2,830.82Explore the profound impact of domestic work on global gender and ethnic hierarchies. This essential study delves into the expanding care economy, highlighting the critical role of transnational women, often migrants, who form its backbone. Understand their contributions, the economic realities they navigate, and how their labor shapes labor markets and societal structures. A must-read for students and professionals in gender studies, sociology, and labor economics keen on social justice in India and worldwide.
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The New Spirit of Capitalism
0₹2,950.00Decode the true ‘spirit of capitalism’ and its transformation in this groundbreaking sociological analysis. Discover how capitalism evolved from hierarchical structures to network-based systems, leveraging employee initiative and workplace autonomy as a potent, subtle form of exploitation. Essential for students and professionals in India eager to understand the underlying forces shaping modern work culture and economic progress. This insightful critique provides vital context for navigating contemporary business dynamics.
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The New Way of The World: On Neoliberal Society
0₹2,360.00Understand the pervasive influence of neoliberalism and its profound impact on modern society. This critical analysis delves into how the dominant economic system reshapes individual lives, social bonds, and public services, turning them into commodities. For Indian readers seeking to grasp the dynamics of contemporary global capitalism and its local ramifications, this book is indispensable. It offers vital insights into economic liberalization, social transformation, and the forces shaping India’s present and future. An essential read for students and critical thinkers navigating today’s complex world.
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The No-Code Startup: The complete guide to building apps without code
0₹2,358.82Dream of launching your next big app but coding feels impossible? Discover the power of no-code tools with this essential guide for Indian entrepreneurs. Learn to build functional apps, manage data, automate processes, and integrate AI like GPT, all without writing a single line of code. This book is your play-by-play roadmap to transforming your software ideas into real products. Perfect for aspiring founders and tech innovators in India, it equips you to test your concepts and launch your startup with confidence. Start building your digital future today!
