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Donors, Devotees, and the Daughters of God: Temple Women in Medieval Tamilnadu (South Asia Research)
0₹14,750.00Uncover the dynamic roles of temple women in medieval Tamil Nadu through pioneering epigraphical research. Leslie C. Orr’s seminal study brings to light the agency, economic autonomy, and unique social and religious significance of these “Daughters of God” in South India. This illuminating work is crucial for understanding Indian religious history, social structures, and women’s contributions to devotional life. An essential read for scholars of South Asian studies, Indian history enthusiasts, and those seeking deep insights into Tamil Nadu’s past.
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Down to Earth: The Territorial Bond is South China: The Territorial Bond in South China
0₹4,763.00Explore the intricate territorial bonds that shaped South China’s destiny in this essential study. David Faure masterfully blends historical and ethnographic research, offering a deep dive into the Pearl River Delta from late imperial times to the 1940s. Uncover the unique social history, land dynamics, and lineage systems that defined this dynamic region. An indispensable resource for students and academics of Chinese history, social anthropology, and Asian studies, this book provides unparalleled insights into regional development and cultural evolution in China.
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E-banking in India: Challenges & Opportunities
0₹493.00Navigate the evolving landscape of e-banking in India with this comprehensive analysis. Discover the technological innovations, critical challenges, and future opportunities defining digital finance across the nation. Essential for understanding India’s banking sector, this book examines key regulatory developments like the IT Act 2000 and RBI initiatives, alongside payment system advancements. Featuring scholarly articles, it offers deep insights into e-banking’s impact on financial services, making it indispensable for banking professionals, academics, and students keen on India’s digital transformation.
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Edge of Empire: The British Political Officer and Tribal Administration on the North-West Frontier 1877–1947
0₹17,700.00Uncover the critical role of British Political Officers in shaping colonial India’s North-West Frontier. Explore ‘indirect rule’ tactics and the complex relationship between administrators and tribal leaders from 1877-1947 on this volatile frontier. This book details the successes, failures, and enduring legacy of implementing Crown policy through a mix of conflict and collaboration. Essential reading for students of Indian colonial history, military strategists, and anyone fascinated by imperial power’s intricate mechanisms and its impact on regional stability, offering vital context for modern geopolitical understanding.
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Edmund Burke and the Conservative Logic of Empire
0₹3,026.67Explore Edmund Burke’s complex legacy with this insightful analysis that redefines his role in conservatism. Discover how Burke, often misconstrued, was a staunch defender of the British Empire, with significant implications for India. Daniel O’Neill meticulously uncovers Burke’s consistent conservative logic, detailing his use of Ornamentalism and Orientalism to justify imperial expansion. This book is essential for students of political philosophy, Indian history, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the intellectual foundations of British imperialism. Uncover a new perspective on a pivotal figure and his impact on global history.
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Edmund Burke, 1729-1797: A Bibliography (Bibliographies of British Statesmen)
0Original price was: ₹7,616.47.₹7,616.00Current price is: ₹7,616.00.Delve into the foundational political philosophy of Edmund Burke, the influential British statesman and writer. This meticulously compiled bibliography by Leonard W. Cowie serves as your essential guide to his extensive works and critical scholarship. Essential for students and researchers in India exploring political science, history, and intellectual heritage, it unlocks access to primary and secondary sources detailing Burke’s profound impact. A must-have for academic libraries and anyone seeking to understand the roots of modern political thought through comprehensive research resources.
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Effeminism: The Economy of Colonial Desire
0₹6,062.00Uncover the politics of colonial desire and masculinity in the works of British writers in India. This compelling study examines how authors like Kipling and Forster intertwined colonial rule with complex representations of male identity, revealing deeper layers of resistance and contention. Delve into the economic and political dimensions of desire, offering a critical perspective on historical failures and ideological struggles. An indispensable read for scholars of postcolonial literature, gender studies, and South Asian studies, this book illuminates the cultural dynamics of British India.
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Elections in the French Revolution: An Apprenticeship in Democracy, 1789-1799
0₹6,490.00Explore the vital yet often overlooked electoral landscape of the French Revolution (1789-1799). This seminal work by Malcolm Crook delves into the diverse elections that defined a critical decade in French history, revealing an extensive apprenticeship in democracy. Based on deep regional research, it uncovers how voting systems and suffrage debates laid the groundwork for modern political participation. Essential for students of European history, political science, and anyone fascinated by the origins of democratic governance. Discover the forces that shaped revolutionary France.
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Elizabeth I
0₹13,570.00Uncover the fascinating reign of Elizabeth I, the Virgin Queen who defined an era. This comprehensive biography offers a fresh look at her 45-year rule, exploring the intense religious balancing acts, political challenges, and cultural flourishing of Elizabethan England. Delve into key events like the Spanish Armada and the presence of Mary Queen of Scots, and gain new perspectives on her early life and controversial marital decisions. Essential reading for students of British history, world monarchies, and anyone captivated by England’s most iconic queen. A must-read for historical insights.
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Embers of Empire in Brexit Britain
0₹2,830.82Uncover the profound and often contentious legacy of the British Empire in contemporary Britain. This critical examination explores how memories of imperial rule continue to shape post-Brexit identity and political discourse. Delve into key debates surrounding colonialism’s aftereffects, from public monuments to national identity crises and immigration. A vital resource for scholars and readers interested in the deep impact of the imperial past on Britain’s present and future, particularly its relationship with the post-colonial world.
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Emotions and Migration in Argentina at the Turn of the 20th Century (History of Emotions)
0₹10,620.00Delve into the profound emotional lives shaping migration history in 20th-century Argentina. This insightful study meticulously examines the hidden struggles of transnational families, revealing how distance and cultural shifts tested marital bonds with loneliness, infidelity, and betrayal. Through gripping case studies of Italian and Spanish migrants, explore the complex emotional landscapes of obligation, sacrifice, and societal pressures. Essential for students of history, sociology, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the human cost behind grand historical movements. Discover intimate stories from a pivotal era.
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Emperor of the Five Rivers: The Life and Times of Maharaja Ranjit Singh
0₹699.00Uncover the extraordinary saga of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the Lion of Punjab, and his monumental achievements in shaping the Sikh Empire. This gripping narrative delves into his remarkable rise to power at just 20, his adept unification of a diverse Punjab, and his pioneering secular rule. Explore his strategic genius in forging relations with the British and his enduring legacy as a benevolent leader who sustained an empire against immense odds. Essential reading for enthusiasts of Indian history, Sikh heritage, and powerful leadership.
