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Cruel Harvest: US Intervention in the Afghan Drug Trade
0₹2,122.82Uncover the complex link between US intervention and Afghanistan’s booming drug trade. This crucial book dissects how foreign policy decisions may have inadvertently fuelled the Afghan opium economy, offering a sharp critique of counter-narcotics efforts and geopolitical strategy. Explore the economic and political forces driving regional instability. Essential reading for students of international relations, political science, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of South Asian security and modern Afghanistan’s geopolitical landscape.
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Cultivating Commerce: Cultures of Botany in Britain and France, 1760–1815 (Science in History)
0₹3,656.82Explore the vibrant intersection of botany and commerce in 18th-century Europe. This essential social history delves into the cultural impact of botanical discoveries in Britain and France, revealing how plant exploration shaped society, trade, and scientific advancement. Discover the fascinating world of Enlightenment science and its connections to daily life and global exchange. A must-read for Indian students and scholars of history of science, cultural history, and European studies, offering a unique perspective on scientific evolution and societal change.
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Cultural Exchange and Identity in Late Medieval Ireland: The English and Irish of the Four Obedient Shires: 109 (Cambridge Studies in Medieval Life and Thought: Fourth Series, Series Number 109)
0₹3,776.00Explore the dynamic cultural exchanges and evolving identities in Late Medieval Ireland. This in-depth study illuminates the ‘four obedient shires,’ examining the complex interactions between English colonists and Irish inhabitants. Discover how assimilation, intermarriage, and everyday alliances challenged colonial narratives. Sparky Booker dissects the strategies used to manage cultural blending, fundamentally altering perceptions of what it meant to be ‘English’ or ‘Irish.’ A must-read for students and scholars of medieval history, comparative cultural studies, and European history seeking profound insights into colonial societies and identity formation.
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Cultural Heritage of South India
0₹2,507.50Embark on a fascinating journey through the rich cultural heritage of South India. This comprehensive exploration delves into the region’s distinctive art, monumental architecture, deep-rooted traditions, and societal evolution that continue to shape modern India. An indispensable academic resource for students and researchers of Indian history and cultural studies, it offers profound insights into the unique legacy and enduring contributions of South India. Perfect for anyone seeking to understand the depth of India’s diverse heritage.
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CULTURAL HERITAGE: IMPLICATIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT
0₹876.00Unlock the secrets of India’s tribal heritage for truly effective development. This essential read delves into the core elements of tribal culture, focusing on the Bhils and Gonds of Madhya Pradesh. Discover their indispensable socio-economic and environmental functions, crucial for building sustainable futures. Learn how integrating cultural heritage into development projects can avoid costly impacts and foster inclusive, participatory growth. An indispensable guide for policymakers, research scholars, teachers, and development professionals dedicated to empowering tribal communities across India.
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Cultural Histories of Law, Media and Emotion: Public Justice (Routledge Studies in Eighteenth-Century Cultures and Societies)
0₹15,340.00Uncover the transformative impact of the cultural turn on legal history. This essential academic study delves into how emotion and media redefined public justice in 18th-century Britain. It’s an indispensable resource for Indian university students, researchers, and scholars of history and law, offering critical insights into the evolution of justice systems and societal narratives. Gain a deeper understanding of the complex interplay between law, culture, and sentiment in shaping historical discourse. Perfect for academic libraries and anyone seeking comprehensive analysis of the eighteenth century.
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Culture and the Judiciary: The Anthropologist Judge (Cultural Diversity and Law)
0₹17,110.00Navigate complex multicultural conflicts with expert legal insight. This compelling analysis explores how the judiciary confronts cultural diversity, examining constitutional narratives and legal techniques through fascinating case studies. Discover how Western judges manage multicultural jurisprudence, from family disputes to cultural practices. The book critically evaluates current approaches and introduces a vital “cultural test” offering guidance for judges, lawyers, and policymakers. An essential read for understanding law’s intersection with anthropology and ensuring coexistence in diverse societies.
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Culture Under the Gahadavalas: Epigraphical Studies
0₹2,125.00Unravel the vibrant cultural landscape of medieval North India with key epigraphical studies. This scholarly examination meticulously explores the Gahadavalas dynasty, using invaluable inscriptions to illuminate their society, economy, and administration. It offers profound insights into a crucial period of Indian history and heritage. Essential reading for students, historians, and researchers keen on understanding the depth of Indian civilization through primary epigraphical evidence. Discover the enduring legacy of the Gahadavalas and their impact on India’s past.
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Culture, Conflict and the Military in Colonial South Asia
0₹995.00Uncover the rich tapestry of **Colonial South Asia’s military history**. This essential volume offers original perspectives, highlighting the vital role of **culture in imperial military practice** and the significant cultural impacts of service within the **colonial Indian Army**. Spanning from the East India Company era through to India’s independence, it examines military life and operations across the **British Empire**. Leveraging new archival research, it synthesizes diverse accounts, offering fresh insights for students and enthusiasts of **Indian military heritage** and colonial pasts.
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Cultures of Transnationality in European Migration: Subjectivity, Family and Inequality (Routledge Research in Transnationalism)
0₹17,110.00Explore the complex ‘cultures of transnationality’ shaping European migration. This book, rooted in German-Polish research, delves into how migration impacts subjectivity, family dynamics, and social inequality. Understand the intricate patterns of moving and staying, and discover how life chances are shaped and reinforced across borders. It’s essential for scholars and students of migration studies, cultural sociology, and anyone interested in the global forces driving transnational families and social stratification. Gain critical insights into the multifaceted realities of European mobility.
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Dalits, Subalternity and Social Change in India (Routledge Contemporary South Asia Series)
0₹17,110.00Uncover the complex realities of Dalits and social change in India. This insightful volume delves into the heterogeneity of Dalit experiences, moving beyond mainstream subaltern views that homogenize this crucial segment of Indian society. It critically examines socio-cultural deprivations, the enduring struggle against oppression, and the evolution of the Dalit movement across reformative, transformative, and confrontationist phases. An essential read for students and scholars of Indian sociology, political science, South Asian studies, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of caste dynamics and social transformation in contemporary India.
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Dalits: Past, Present and Future
0₹5,780.82Uncover the profound history and ongoing evolution of Dalits in India. This essential work navigates the Dalit journey from ancient origins through colonial times and the pivotal influence of Babasaheb Ambedkar. Gain critical insights into post-Ambedkar dynamics, including the rise of Hindutva and its implications for India’s future. A must-read for scholars, activists, and students of Indian social justice, politics, and history, this book offers an indispensable perspective on caste and emancipation in modern India.
