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A Functioning Society: Community, Society, and Polity in the Twentieth Century
0Explore Peter Drucker’s profound analysis of 20th-century societal shifts in “A Functioning Society”. This curated collection offers a compelling introduction to his theories on community, polity, and political structure, revealing timeless insights into organizational and social dynamics. It’s essential reading for Indian students and professionals in management, sociology, and public administration, providing a critical framework for understanding governance and leadership. Unlock the wisdom of a management icon to sharpen your strategic thinking and navigate complex societal challenges.
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A Gazetteer of the World Compiled From the Recent Authorities: A Complete Repetory of Knowledge Physical, Statistical, Historical and Most Ethnographical Geography (Set of 7 Vols)
0Embark on a global knowledge journey with this comprehensive 7-volume gazetteer. Compiled from authoritative sources, it’s a complete repository of world geography, offering rich physical, statistical, historical, and ethnographical details. An indispensable reference book for Indian students, researchers, and scholars, this encyclopedic set provides unparalleled geographical facts and historical insights. Elevate your studies and research with this definitive resource, a must-have for academic libraries and dedicated knowledge seekers.
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A Genealogy of Terrorism: Colonial Law and the Origins of an Idea
0Uncover the colonial roots of modern terrorism in India. This compelling study traces how British colonial law, from the 19th century through the 1930s, invented the concept of ‘the terrorist.’ Using extensive research on emergency laws in British India, this book reveals how officials strategically depoliticized anti-colonial revolutionaries. Essential reading for understanding the enduring legacy of colonial legal strategies on contemporary definitions of terrorism. Discover the origins of an idea that continues to shape our world.
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A Genealogy of Terrorism: Colonial Law and the Origins of an Idea
0Uncover the surprising origins of terrorism within colonial legal frameworks, using India as a pivotal case study. Joseph McQuade expertly traces how emergency laws from the British colonial era shaped the modern concept of political violence and state control. Explore the evolution of these legal categories in 19th and 20th-century India, revealing their profound impact on contemporary security discourse. Essential for scholars of legal history, political science, and South Asian studies, this book offers critical insights into the historical genesis of terrorism.
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A General Right to Conscientious Exemption: Beyond Religious Privilege
0Explore the compelling argument for a general right to conscientious exemption. This scholarly work presents a liberal defence of an individual’s right to object to legal obligations based on deeply held religious or non-religious beliefs. Examining its application in US, UK, and Canadian law, the book explores how this crucial concept defines liberal democracy. It delves into balancing this right against public interest and non-discrimination principles, ensuring it’s not absolute. Essential reading for legal scholars, ethicists, and policymakers keen on understanding freedom of conscience and its societal implications.
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A Generation At Risk: The Global Impact of HIVAIDS on Orphans and Vulnerable Children
0Understand the profound global impact of HIV AIDS on millions of orphans and vulnerable children. Featuring a foreword by Desmond Tutu and insights from leading practitioners and researchers, this essential book explores actionable strategies for securing a better future for children affected by the epidemic. It’s a vital resource for public health professionals, social workers, students, and anyone concerned with child welfare and global health challenges in India and worldwide.
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A Gift of the Spirit: Reading the Souls of Black Folk (Psychoanalysis and Social Theory)
0Explore the profound psychological underpinnings of W. E. B. Du Bois’s seminal work with Eugene Victor Wolfenstein’s insightful analysis. This book offers a unique psychoanalytic reading of ‘The Souls of Black Folk,’ revealing its inherent unity and deep explorations of the ‘color line.’ Delving into crucial social theory and the complexities of race and consciousness, it provides a fresh perspective on Du Bois’s enduring legacy. An essential read for students and scholars of literature, sociology, psychology, and cultural studies seeking to understand identity and societal structures, especially relevant for academic discourse in India.
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A Global Corporate Trust for Agroecological Integrity: New Agriculture in a World of Legitimate Eco-States
0Combat global climate disruption by revolutionizing agriculture. This essential book offers groundbreaking insights into transforming farming through innovative global governance and agroecological integrity. Explore legal reforms and practical proposals, including the concept of ‘eco-states,’ to replace destructive extractive agriculture with natural-systems farming. It’s crucial reading for students, scholars, policymakers, and practitioners in international law, sustainable development, and climate change looking for actionable solutions to ecological restoration and a resilient food future.
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A Global Doll’s House: Ibsen and Distant Visions (Palgrave Studies in Performance and Technology)
0Uncover the enduring global legacy of Henrik Ibsen’s ‘A Doll’s House’. This insightful study meticulously explores the captivating question behind the play’s phenomenal worldwide success. Employing innovative tools like network analysis and visual mapping, Frode Helland dissects the complex processes of cultural transmission and adaptation across diverse international stages. Essential reading for students of theatre history, literary scholars, and enthusiasts of modern drama’s profound global resonance. Discover the distant visions that shaped Ibsen’s masterpiece.
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A Global Environmental Right
0Explore the vital concept of global environmental rights and their impact on a sustainable future. This insightful work delves into the philosophical, legal, and practical challenges of establishing universal environmental rights. Discover the evolution of these rights, their intersection with human rights, and the complexities of their implementation worldwide, offering crucial perspectives for environmental governance. Essential reading for legal scholars, environmental policymakers, activists, and students passionate about environmental justice and sustainable development in India and beyond.
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A Global Ethic for Global Politics and Economics
0Navigate the complexities of our interconnected world with a powerful call for a global ethic. This essential book explores how ethical principles must guide global politics and economics in an era of rapid globalization. Discover the framework for mutual respect and human dignity needed to build a humane future society and avoid past pitfalls. It’s a vital read for students, professionals, and anyone invested in understanding and shaping a better world order. Gain insightful perspectives on ethical leadership and sustainable development.
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A Global History of Pre-Modern Warfare: Before the Rise of the West, 10,000 BCE-1500CE
0Explore pre-modern warfare like never before with this compelling global history. Renowned Indian historian Kaushik Roy (Jadavpur University) reshapes our understanding by challenging Eurocentric narratives. Journey from 10,000 BCE to 1500 CE, uncovering the rich military histories of Asia, Africa, South America, and Australasia. Discover the innovation and impact of non-Western forces, revealing diverse trajectories of military strategy and power. Essential for students of world history, military studies, and anyone seeking a truly global perspective on warfare’s past.