• Buddhist India

    Buddhist India

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    Explore ancient India through a Buddhist lens with T.W. Rhys Davids’ “Buddhist India,” available at The Bookish Owl. This insightful book, ISBN 9788120804241, delves into the socio-economic, geo-political, and ethico-religious conditions of the era, drawing from literary, numismatic, and inscriptional records. Discover the roles of kings like Candragupta, Asoka, and Kanishka in the rise of Buddhism. Uncover details of village life, social structures, and economic activities, illuminated by Pali and Sanskrit literature, including the Jatakas. Perfect for history enthusiasts and those seeking a unique perspective on Indian history.

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  • Buddhist India

    Buddhist India

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    Explore ancient India through a Buddhist lens with “Buddhist India” by T.W. Rhys Davids, available at The Bookish Owl. Delve into the socio-economic, geo-political, and ethico-religious landscape of the era, uncovered from literary, numismatic, and inscriptional records. Gain fresh insights into the reigns of Candragupta, Asoka, and Kaniska and their impact on the growth of Buddhism. Discover details on kings, clans, and nations within the Buddhist context. Featuring illustrations and comprehensive index, this book offers a unique perspective on Indian history. Order your copy today at The Bookish Owl!

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  • Budget Reform Politics: The design of the Appropriations Process in the House of Representatives 1865-1921 (Political Economy of Institutions and Decisions)

    Budget Reform Politics: The design of the Appropriations Process in the House of Representatives 1865-1921 (Political Economy of Institutions and Decisions)

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    Delve into the core of government budgeting with this insightful study of budget reform politics. Explore the intricate design of the U.S. House Appropriations process between 1865-1921, tracing its institutional evolution and political economy. Charles H. Stewart reveals how legislative power and fiscal policy were shaped during a transformative period. This book is vital for Indian students and scholars of political science, public administration, and history seeking to understand legislative fiscal mechanisms. Gain crucial knowledge on the foundations of government financial design.

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  • Budgets & Budgetary Procedures in India -- 1947-48 to 2009-10

    Budgets & Budgetary Procedures in India — 1947-48 to 2009-10

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    Master India’s financial blueprint with this comprehensive analysis of budgetary procedures and developments from 1947-48 to 2009-10. Explore the evolving economic role of government, constitutional provisions, central-state fiscal relations, and significant reforms like gender budgeting. Essential for students and professionals in economics, public administration, and finance, it offers a deep dive into India’s fiscal journey, including budget highlights, tax structures, and debt management. Gain unparalleled insights into the nation’s public finance history.

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  • Buried Secrets: Truth and Human Rights in Guatemala

    Buried Secrets: Truth and Human Rights in Guatemala

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    Unearth the profound story of truth and resilience amidst Guatemala’s Maya genocide. This meticulously researched book details the harrowing experiences of survivors seeking justice and healing after brutal massacres and displacement. Victoria Sanford’s work, based on hundreds of testimonies and in-depth investigations, exposes the systematic violence and the courageous journey of communities rebuilding lives. Essential reading for students of Latin American history, human rights advocates, and readers passionate about global justice, political violence, and the pursuit of truth in post-conflict societies. Discover the fight for reconciliation in the heart of Guatemala.

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  • Burning the Dead: Hindu Nationhood and the Global Construction of Indian Tradition

    Burning the Dead: Hindu Nationhood and the Global Construction of Indian Tradition

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    Explore the profound evolution of Hindu cremation, a cornerstone of Indian tradition. This insightful book traces the journey of the funeral pyre from its traditional open-air form through its transformation under British rule and its reception across the global South Asian diaspora. Understand the cultural shifts, colonial influences, and the diaspora’s vital struggle for recognition of their sacred rites in the 19th and 20th centuries. An essential read for those passionate about Indian history, cultural studies, and the enduring legacy of Hindu nationhood. Discover the deep connections shaping Indian heritage worldwide.

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  • Business Interest Groups in Nineteenth-Century Brazil: 78 (Cambridge Latin American Studies)

    Business Interest Groups in Nineteenth-Century Brazil: 78 (Cambridge Latin American Studies)

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    Uncover the pivotal influence of business interest groups in shaping 19th-century Brazil’s economic trajectory. This foundational study, within the esteemed Cambridge Latin American Studies series, meticulously details how these factions drove modernization, impacted agricultural growth, influenced industrialization, and directed communication development. Gain critical insights into the forces that molded Brazil’s progress during a transformative era. Essential reading for students and scholars of Brazilian economic history, Latin American studies, and early industrial development, offering a deep dive into the nation’s formative business policies.

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  • Business Strategies for Magazine Publishing: How toSurvive in the Digital Age

    Business Strategies for Magazine Publishing: How toSurvive in the Digital Age

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    Navigate the digital age and master magazine publishing with crucial business strategies. This essential guide by a media specialist dissects revenue generation, the digital impact on media brands, and modern marketing. Discover practical insights from industry leaders and utilize action plans to build a thriving publishing career. It’s a must-read for journalism students and media professionals seeking success in the dynamic publishing industry. Learn how to monetize online content effectively and survive the evolving media landscape.

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  • Calcutta in Colonial Transition

    Calcutta in Colonial Transition

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    Uncover the compelling narrative of Calcutta’s colonial transition. This essential work meticulously details Kolkata’s rise as a global city, delving into its 19th-century urbanization, economic foundations, and shifting urban morphology. Gain insights into the fiscal dynamics, the rise of Bengali business enterprise, and the city’s resilience through periods of de-industrialization and the Swadeshi movement. A must-read for anyone keen on understanding colonial India’s urban and economic history.

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  • Camille Bulcke: The Jesuit Exponent of Ramkatha

    Camille Bulcke: The Jesuit Exponent of Ramkatha

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    Discover the profound legacy of Camille Bulcke, a Belgian Jesuit whose dedication shaped the study of Ramkatha and Hindi literature. This pioneering English biography explores Bulcke’s deep connection with Goswami Tulsidas and his critical analyses of comparative religious studies. Delve into his scholarly contributions to Hindi, Awadhi, and Sanskrit, and understand the cultural and religious encounters between the West and India. Essential reading for students of Indian culture, Hindi literature, and Indo-Western heritage, this book highlights the impact of a Padma Bhushan recipient on India’s intellectual landscape.

    1,150.00
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  • -100% Carnal Commerce in Counter-Reformation Rome (New Studies in European History)

    Carnal Commerce in Counter-Reformation Rome (New Studies in European History)

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    Delve into the vibrant, often overlooked, social tapestry of Counter-Reformation Rome. This insightful European history study, grounded in meticulous archival research, vividly reconstructs the daily lives and material culture of ordinary prostitutes and their clientele. Discover the economic motivations, evolving relationships, and potential for accumulated wealth within this unique historical context. A crucial resource for academics and students of social history, gender studies, and European urban life seeking a nuanced understanding of early modern society.

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  • Caste and Equality in India: A Historical Anthropology of Diverse Society and Vernacular Democracy (Routledge New Horizons in South Asian Studies)

    Caste and Equality in India: A Historical Anthropology of Diverse Society and Vernacular Democracy (Routledge New Horizons in South Asian Studies)

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    Uncover a groundbreaking perspective on caste in India with this historical anthropology study. Akio Tanabe expertly traces caste structure and societal change in Orissa, connecting centuries of transformation to modern Indian politics and society. Discover the profound concept of ‘ontological equality’ as the ethical foundation for India’s rich diversity and the emerging vernacular democracy. This vital resource is a must-read for scholars and students of South Asian studies, Indian society, anthropology, and political science seeking deeper insights into India’s social dynamics.

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