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Voices of a City Market: An Ethnography
0Immerse yourself in the groundbreaking ethnography of a superdiverse city market. Adrian Blackledge’s compelling study vividly captures the translanguaging voices of people from all corners of the globe, placing you at the heart of urban life. Experience the sights, sounds, and smells as the author reimagines ethnographic writing and academic discourse. This vital research is essential for students and scholars of linguistics, cultural studies, and urban sociology across India seeking a deeper understanding of human connection in a multilingual world.
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Voter Turnout and the Dynamics of Electoral Competition in Established Democracies Since 1945
0Uncover the deep-seated patterns of electoral competition and voter turnout in established democracies. Mark N. Franklin’s foundational analysis, tracing trends since 1945, reveals how voting habits form and impact democratic health. Essential for political science students and researchers in India, this book offers critical insights into why citizens participate, making it a vital resource for understanding elections and democratic engagement globally. Grasp the dynamics shaping electoral success and voter behavior today.
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Votes and Violence: Electoral Competition and Ethnic Riots in India (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics)
0Explore the critical link between electoral competition and ethnic riots in India. This pivotal work dissects why Hindu-Muslim violence erupts during specific election cycles and locations across India. Gain crucial insights into how state governments play a role, either preventing communal violence or actively contributing to it. Essential for students of Indian politics, political science, sociology, and anyone seeking a rigorous understanding of political behaviour and democratic challenges in contemporary India.
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Wage Patterns and Wage Policy in Modern China 1919-1972 (Cambridge Studies in Chinese History, Literature and Institutions)
0Explore the intricate economic history of modern China through this seminal analysis of wage patterns and policy from 1919 to 1972. Delve into the complex mechanisms of wage determination, examining policy shifts and the practical limits of income regulation within a planned economy. Christopher Howe’s rigorous research offers vital insights into how wages evolved, providing essential context for understanding China’s development. A crucial resource for Indian scholars, economists, and students of comparative economic policy and Asian studies seeking to grasp historical economic management.
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Wages, Bonuses and Appropriation of Profit in the Financial Industry: The Working Rich
0Dive deep into the world of high finance and understand the ‘working rich’. This crucial study investigates the controversial bonus culture and exorbitant wages that define the financial industry, especially post-2008 crisis. Discover how financial professionals gain immense wealth and the underlying mechanisms of profit appropriation. Drawing insights from global financial centers, the book dissects incentives, ethics, and exploitation in modern, dematerialised economies. A vital read for Indian students of finance, banking, political economy, and professionals navigating today’s complex financial landscape, seeking to comprehend widening economic disparities.
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Wall Street: The Markets, Mechanisms and Players
0Dive deep into the heart of global finance with this essential exploration of Wall Street. Understand the intricate markets, mechanisms, and players that shape worldwide economies. Learn how this powerhouse financial centre’s dynamics, from booms to busts and scandals, affect global markets and indirectly influence India’s economic landscape. This comprehensive guide demystifies complex trading, investment strategies, and the evolution of financial systems. It’s a must-read for students, investors, and professionals seeking clarity on international finance and its crucial role in the modern business world.
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Wall Streeters
0Unlock the secrets of global finance with “Wall Streeters,” a compelling exploration of American financial history. Trace the evolution of Wall Street through the lives of fourteen titans, from J. Pierpont Morgan to Sandy Weill, who shaped markets and economies. Understand the dynamics of booms, collapses, and wealth creation that influence today’s world. Essential for Indian investors, finance professionals, and economics students seeking profound insights into stock market strategies and the power of investment. Discover the critical players behind the financial landscape.
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WAR OR PEACE C: The Struggle for World Power
0Understand the unfolding struggle for world power and the future of the global order. Eminent economist Deepak Lal dissects the current international disorder, challenging the dominance of authoritarian regimes and assessing the US’s superpower status. This essential read explores the economic foundations of global conflict and reveals how reports of Western decline are exaggerated. Crucially, it highlights India’s strategic role in containing China’s influence and shaping a liberal international future. A must-read for anyone interested in geopolitics, international relations, and Indian foreign policy.
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Waste and Recycling: Theory and Empirics
0Navigate the global waste crisis with expert-driven theory and empirics. This essential guide offers practical policy solutions for effective waste management and recycling, exploring privatization, cost allocation, and overcoming implementation obstacles. Delving into the critical issue of e-waste and its impact on developing nations, it proposes innovative international trading regulations. A must-read for policymakers, industry decision-makers, and environmental professionals in India seeking sustainable waste solutions and a cleaner future.
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Water Resources Management: Realities and Challenges: Realities & Challenges
0Navigate the critical landscape of water resources management in India with this essential guide. Addressing the realities and challenges of water scarcity, this book synthesizes expert Indian perspectives on conservation, effective utilization, and environmental sustainability. Uncover vital socio-economic aspects, from resettlement to dam safety, crucial for successful water projects. Featuring insights from drought studies, agriculture, and watershed management specialists, it offers practical, micro-level suggestions perfect for informing policy formulation and implementation. A must-read for professionals, policymakers, and students focused on India’s water future.
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Water, Democracy and Neoliberalism in India: The Power to Reform (Routledge Contemporary South Asia Series)
0Uncover the realities of India’s water governance reforms. This crucial study critically examines neoliberalism’s impact on democracy, focusing on urban water management in South India. It challenges the ‘good governance’ ideal by dissecting the gap between policy promises and ground-level practices affecting marginalised communities. Delve into the power networks and complexities of reform outcomes in Karnataka, revealing the true cost of commercially-oriented services. A must-read for students and professionals in Development Studies, Asian Studies, and Indian policy.
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Weather and Supply Behaviour in Agriculture: An Econometric Approach
0Uncover the intricate relationship between weather patterns and agricultural supply in India with this essential econometric analysis. Delving into the specific case of Punjab, the book provides crucial insights into how climatic variations impact crop behaviour and the overall supply chain. It’s a must-read for students and professionals in agricultural economics, policymakers, and researchers keen on understanding the economic dynamics of Indian farming. Gain expert knowledge on agricultural economics and the vital role of weather in driving supply decisions for Indian farmers.