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Resisting Bondage in Indian Ocean Africa and Asia
0Dive into the complex history of bondage and resistance across the Indian Ocean. This scholarly work critically examines 19th and 20th-century abolitionist impulses and various forms of labour, from slavery to indentured servitude. It reveals how resistance efforts navigated expanding colonial economies and global demands, impacting Africa and Asia significantly. Essential for students and researchers of Indian Ocean history, colonial studies, and labour dynamics, this book illuminates the resilience of individuals and communities striving for freedom in interconnected regions.
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Rethinking Conflict at the Margins: Dalits and Borderland Hindus in Jammu and Kashmir
0Uncover the overlooked narrative of the Jammu and Kashmir conflict by shifting focus to the Jammu region. This crucial study delves into the complex experiences of Dalits and borderland Hindus, exploring their genuine grievances and ‘Hindu reactionary’ responses. It critically examines their socio-political positioning within India’s dominant discourse and regional dynamics. Essential for students, scholars, and anyone seeking a nuanced understanding of contemporary Indian politics and the human cost of conflict on the margins.
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Rethinking Religion in India
0Rethink religion in India. This compelling collection critically assesses the colonial construction of Hinduism, offering vital new insights into its historical and academic shaping. Explore scholarly arguments and theoretical reflections on the complex legacy of colonial perspectives on Indian religions. Essential reading for students and scholars of religious studies, history, and sociology in India, this book provides a deep dive into critical debates surrounding religion’s evolution in the subcontinent.
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Rethinking State Politics in India
0Unlock the complexities of Indian state politics and regional dynamics. This insightful book delves into the evolving configurations of state politics across India, critically examining regional specificities, identity politics, and development. It dissects the intricate social-political cleavages related to caste, ethnicity, and communalism, presenting comparative theoretical approaches to understanding homeland quests and public policy. Essential for students and scholars of political science, sociology, history, and South Asian studies, this work offers a vital perspective on India’s federal landscape.
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Rethinking the Welfare Rights Movement
0Uncover the powerful legacy of the welfare rights movement, a crucial fight for economic justice and dignity. This book provides an accessible overview of interracial protests by poor women demanding welfare reform, greater respect, and financial support. Explore how this activism intersected race, class, and gender, forging a unique feminist, anti-racist politics. Essential for students, activists, and anyone keen to understand the roots of social reform and women’s empowerment movements in the 20th century.
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Rethinking the Welfare Rights Movement
0Discover the transformative power of the welfare rights movement, a landmark struggle for economic justice and women’s rights. This insightful book chronicles the grassroots activism of poor women in the 1960s-70s demanding dignity, financial support, and vital policy reform. Explore their sophisticated analysis of race, class, and gender that challenged stereotypes and advanced social justice. An essential read for students of history, sociology, and gender studies, and anyone passionate about feminist movements and equality in India.
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Retinking Party Systems in the Third Wave of Democratization: The Case of Brazil
0Rethink the foundational elements of party systems in emerging democracies. This seminal work offers a deep dive into Brazil’s democratic transition, critically examining the complexities of building stable political party structures. Explore insightful theoretical debates and empirical realities crucial for understanding democratic consolidation. An indispensable resource for political scientists, students of comparative politics, and scholars specializing in third-wave democratization and Latin American political systems. Enhance your research on electoral dynamics and governance with this essential acquisition for academic libraries across India.
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Reverence, Resistance and Politics of Seeing the Indian National Flag
0Explore the profound reverence and complex politics surrounding the Indian National Flag. This insightful study delves into the visual culture of the tricolour, tracing its journey from pre-colonial times through colonial encounters to its pivotal role in modern India. Anchored in Mahatma Gandhi’s perspectives, it examines key historical moments like the Flag Satyagraha and Constituent Assembly debates, offering a critical look at national symbols and identity. Essential for students and enthusiasts of Indian history, political science, and visual culture, this book illuminates the deep connection between the flag and Indian nationalism.
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Revising Herself: The Story of Women’s identity from College to Midlife
0Unravel the complexities of female identity from college to midlife. This groundbreaking 22-year psychological study reveals four unique paths women take in shaping their lives: Guardians, Pathmakers, Searchers, and Drifters. Explore the real-life odysseys of women who revised themselves, balancing aspirations, relationships, and self-discovery. Essential reading for any woman seeking to understand her life choices and personal growth. Gain profound insights into your own journey and embrace the continuous revision of self.
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Revisionist Histories
0Uncover the intricate world of revisionist histories and historiography with this essential guide for history students in India. Delve into the often-underexplored history theory behind historical practice, examining the crucial roles of both authors and audiences in writing history and rewriting history. Featuring diverse case studies, this compelling volume offers a new spatial vision of historical research, challenging linear models and revealing the dynamic, often contested nature of historical narratives. A must-read for scholars seeking to understand the evolution of historical understanding.
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Revisionist Histories
0Explore the dynamic world of historiography with Revisionist Histories. This vital text unpacks the intricate practice of history revisionism, challenging linear models and exploring the evolving theories behind rewriting the past. Discover how authors and audiences collaboratively shape historical narratives, drawing insights from diverse case studies. Essential for students and academics in India seeking a deeper understanding of historical practice and the fluid nature of historical interpretation. A must-read for anyone interested in the mechanics of how history is written and understood.