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Revisting Gender in European History, 1400-1800: 31 (Routledge Research in Gender and History)
0Uncover the persistent relevance of gender in premodern European history with this seminal collection. Spanning 1400-1800, eight new case studies illuminate gender’s role across the continent, re-examining classic questions for the 21st-century academic. The book offers a crucial introduction to historiography and source material, exploring how premodern European history enriches contemporary gender studies and theories like patriarchy. Essential reading for students, researchers, and scholars of European history and gender history in India seeking authoritative research.
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Revolution and Change in Central and Eastern Europe (Revised Edition) (History and Politics in the 20th Century: Bloomsbury Academic)
0Uncover the dramatic political transformations that reshaped Central and Eastern Europe throughout the tumultuous 20th century. This revised edition provides a comprehensive historical overview, detailing the rise and fall of Soviet-backed dictatorships, the emergence of independent nations, and intricate political realignments post-1989. Each chapter dissects the causes behind key revolutions and upheavals in this vital region. An essential reference for students of international relations, political science, and history enthusiasts keen to understand modern European political change and its lasting global impact.
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Revolution and its Discontents: Political Thought and Reform in Iran: 7 (The Global Middle East, Series Number 7)
0Delve into the intricate political landscape of post-revolutionary Iran and its intellectual currents. This comprehensive analysis examines the reform movement, exploring how thinkers and leaders re-evaluated the Islamic Republic’s legitimacy and governance after Ayatollah Khomeini’s era. Unpack critical debates on democracy, constitutionalism, and the concept of ‘Guardianship of the Jurist’. Essential for students of political science, international relations, and Middle East studies, this book offers profound insights into contemporary Iranian political thought and challenges.
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Revolution in the Revolution?: Armed Struggle and Political Struggle in Latin America
0Delve into the strategic heart of 20th-century upheaval with Debray’s seminal analysis of armed struggle and political revolution in 1960s Latin America. This influential work dissects guerrilla warfare tactics and critiques international strategies, offering pragmatic insights that redefined revolutionary thought. Essential reading for Indian students and scholars of political science, history, and international relations, this book provides a crucial lens on the dynamics of social change and ideological conflict. Gain a deeper understanding of Latin American political movements and their global impact.
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Revolutionaries
0Explore the untold story of India’s armed resistance with “Revolutionaries” by Sanjeev Sanyal, available at The Bookish Owl. Discover the network of revolutionaries who challenged the British Empire for over fifty years, from Vinayak Savarkar to Subhas Chandra Bose. Uncover their global connections in Britain, France, Thailand, and beyond. This book unveils a saga of espionage, bravery, and shocking twists, revealing the revolutionaries’ significant impact on India’s freedom. Dive into this gripping historical narrative and understand the internal dynamics of the Indian National Congress. ISBN: 9789356295940. Buy now at The Bookish Owl!
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Revolutionary Iran: A History of the Islamic Republic
0Master the intricacies of modern Iran’s political saga. This fully updated history delves into the core of the Islamic Republic, charting its resilience against decades of adversity and its significant impact on Middle East politics. Essential for Indian students, policymakers, and enthusiasts of international relations, this book provides crucial insights into Iran’s ongoing role in global affairs and regional geopolitics. Understand the forces shaping one of the world’s most vital regions. A definitive narrative for informed analysis.
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Revolutionary Movements in Africa: An Untold Story (Black Critique)
0Uncover Africa’s forgotten revolutionary past in this compelling exploration of its vibrant, often-overlooked leftist movements. From the 1960s and ’70s, discover the continent’s dynamic political landscape shaped by Pan-Africanism, Guevarism, Maoism, and Black Panther ideals. Featuring Nigerian feminists to Liberian activists, this book illuminates diverse struggles and their lasting impact. Gain fresh insights into global political history and understand the echoes of these pivotal movements in contemporary African politics. An essential read for history buffs, political science students, and enthusiasts seeking an untold story of transformative change.
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Rhesos (Greek Tragedy in New Translations)
0Uncover a neglected masterpiece of Greek tragedy: Rhesos by Euripides. This ancient anti-war drama is a profound “tragedy of knowledge,” exploring the perversion of values caused by war. Delve into timeless debates on fate and free will with striking immediacy. Highly relevant for Indian students of classical literature and history, this tightly-knit Greek play offers enduring insights into truth and the human condition. A must-read for anyone seeking powerful ancient drama and profound philosophical exploration.
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Rights and Civilizations: A History and Philosophy of International Law
0Explore the intricate history and philosophy of international law, tracing Western civilization’s colonial ambitions. This essential work reveals how notions of superiority justified global conquests from the 16th century onward. Delve into how a purportedly universal Western legal framework is critiqued as relative through comparative analysis, especially with Islamic traditions. Essential for Indian law students, history scholars, and global studies professionals, this book advocates for a vital ‘intercivilizational’ approach to understanding law. Gain profound insights into global legal discourse and its cultural underpinnings.
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Riot Strike Riot: The New Era of Uprisings
0Uncover the pivotal return of the riot as the defining form of protest in this new era of uprisings. Award-winning poet Joshua Clover presents a profound historical analysis, tracing the evolution of street action from centuries past to contemporary social justice movements. Delve into the intricate connections between economic crises, social inequality, and the widespread eruptions of dissent. This essential read offers crucial insights into modern social unrest and the future of resistance, making it vital for students of sociology, history, activists, and anyone seeking to understand global challenges.
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Rise of the Plebeians?
0Uncover the transformation of Indian democracy, from elite dominance to the powerful rise of lower castes and peasant politics. This authoritative study by a renowned scholar offers a comprehensive analysis of caste’s profound impact on political representation across Indian states. Examining decades of MLA data, it reveals how social diversity shapes governance and electoral outcomes. Essential for students of political science, sociology, and anyone keen to grasp the evolving landscape of contemporary Indian politics and social mobility.
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Rites and Passages the Experience of Americal Whaling, 1830-1870: The Experience of American Whaling, 1830–1870 (Garland Reference Library of the)
0Journey into the heart of 19th-century American whaling through Margaret S. Creighton’s meticulous research. This essential exploration of maritime history, spanning 1830-1870, unveils the rich social fabric of life at sea based on over 200 personal testimonies. Delve into the daily experiences of sailors and the authority of shipmasters, discover unique seafaring rituals, and understand the vital, often unacknowledged, roles of women in shipboard culture. A must-read for students of social history, maritime studies, and enthusiasts eager to understand the profound human stories behind a defining era of global seafaring.