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Global Feminisms Since 1945
0₹950.00Explore the evolving landscape of women’s rights globally with a critical lens on India. This insightful historical introduction delves into the diverse currents of feminism worldwide since 1945. Uncover similarities and differences across East, West, North, and South, examining the intersections of class, race, and imperialism. Essential for students of gender studies, sociology, and aspiring social activists in India, this book provides crucial comparative perspectives. Gain a deeper understanding of women’s empowerment movements and the ongoing pursuit of equality. A foundational text for comprehending modern feminist discourse and its impact on societies everywhere.
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Global History: Interactions Between the Universal and the Local
0₹2,240.82Uncover the dynamic interplay between universal forces and local realities in this essential work on global history. Delving into the deep historical roots of globalization, this insightful volume presents diverse case studies from across the globe, examining economic, political, social, and cultural interactions over two centuries. It offers a coherent explanation for how global trends foster both uniformity and difference, providing a new framework for understanding world history. Essential reading for students and scholars of international history, globalization, and comparative world politics seeking deeper insights.
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Global Ocean of Knowledge, 1660-1860: Globalization and Maritime Knowledge in the Atlantic World
0₹3,538.82Explore the pivotal role of oceans in global history from 1660-1860. This insightful book reveals how globalization and maritime knowledge became intertwined, driving European expansion and shaping the Atlantic world. Delve into the complex dynamics of knowledge exchange across early modern and modern eras, examining imperial, commercial, and religious forces. Essential for enthusiasts of global, maritime, and intellectual history, it highlights how the seas connected continents and cultures, making maritime history central to understanding our globalized present.
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Global Piracy: A Documentary History of Seaborne Banditry
0₹3,066.82Explore the unfiltered realities of “seaborne banditry” in this essential documentary history of global piracy. James E. Wadsworth compiles rare primary source documents, letting pirates and victims from ancient Greece to modern Nigeria tell their own stories. Move beyond myths to grasp the true context of maritime crime through authentic voices and firsthand accounts. Perfect for history students and maritime enthusiasts in India, this resource offers deep dives into piracy’s global past with invaluable contextual information, maps, and study aids.
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God Speed the Plough: The Representation of Agrarian England, 1500-1600: The Representation of Agrarian England, 1500–1660 (Past and Present Publications)
0₹8,850.00Explore the dynamic representation of Agrarian England during the pivotal 1500-1660 period. This insightful academic study delves into the literature and historical sources that illuminate rural life and land in early modern England. Gain fresh perspectives on the profound social and economic changes shaping the English countryside, as presented through a diverse array of texts. An essential read for students of history, literature, and social sciences, and researchers interested in European agrarian transformations. Discover the intricacies of a transformative era.
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Goldbugs and Greenbacks: The Antimonopoly Tradition and the Politics of Finance in America, 1865-1896
0₹5,310.00Uncover the fierce financial battles that defined late 19th-century America. This insightful study examines the pivotal “money question”—gold versus silver—and its profound impact on sectionalism, class relations, and the trajectory of American democracy. It illuminates the critical antimonopoly tradition, a powerful force challenging economic monopolies and shaping the nation’s financial future. A must-read for Indian students and scholars of American economic history, political finance, and the evolution of economic policy.
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Goodnight Saigon: The True Story of the U.S. marines Last Days in Vietnam
0Original price was: ₹2,078.40.₹2,078.00Current price is: ₹2,078.00.Discover the gripping true story of the Vietnam War’s dramatic conclusion in this award-winning military history. This book offers unflinching, firsthand narratives from soldiers, civilians, and leaders on both sides, delving into the final days leading to the fall of Saigon. Experience the raw human drama, from the first hints of the final offensive to the unforgettable rooftop rescue of the last US Marines. This essential Vietnam War history provides unparalleled insight into a pivotal moment of the 20th century, making it a must-read for military history buffs and enthusiasts of global conflict.
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Governing Islam
0₹825.00Uncover the colonial origins of Islam and secularism in India with this insightful study. Julia Stephens expertly traces how paradoxical colonial laws in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh deeply entangled religious and secular spheres, impacting everything from family law to public discourse. This essential read for students of South Asian history and law reveals the complex interplay shaping contemporary secularism crises. Understand the pervasive influence of law on everyday life and the neglected field of Muslim law in the region.
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Governing Islam: Law, Empire, and Secularism in Modern South Asia
0₹9,438.82Explore the colonial legacies shaping Islam and secularism across modern India and South Asia. This pivotal study reveals how historical laws paradoxically intertwined religious and secular domains, impacting family matters, market dynamics, and personal lives. Expertly tracing interactions within courts, Islamic jurisprudence, and intimate disputes, it highlights law’s pervasive influence. Gain crucial insights into the complex relationship between Muslim personal law and secular governance in the subcontinent, essential for understanding contemporary global secularism debates. A must-read for scholars and enthusiasts of Indian history and law.
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Grand Master Workman: Terence Powderly and the Knights of Labour: Terence Powderly and the Knights of Labor: 55 (Contributions in Labor Studies)
0₹10,825.00Explore the dynamic Gilded Age labor movement with this definitive historical account. Delve into the ambitious rise and profound impact of the Noble Order of the Knights of Labor, led by its iconic Grand Master Workman, Terence Powderly. This scholarly work provides crucial insights into American industrialization, the fight for workers’ rights, and key labor reforms. An indispensable resource for students of labor studies, political science, and anyone fascinated by pivotal moments in American socio-economic history. Understand the foundations of modern labor movements.
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Grandeur of Bundeli Heritage: A Study of Medieval Temples of Panna
0₹2,125.00Uncover the forgotten grandeur of Bundeli heritage in Panna, Madhya Pradesh. This essential study explores the unique medieval temples of Panna, a significant Bundelkhand capital often overlooked despite its rich Vaishnavite and Pranami spiritual legacy. Delve into detailed architectural descriptions, historical significance, and the captivating beauty of these sites, meticulously documented by an explorer-geographer supported by INTACH. A must-read for students of Indian architecture, history enthusiasts, and lovers of India’s profound cultural heritage seeking to discover hidden gems beyond the famous landmarks.
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Grass in their Mouths: The Upper Doab of India under the Company’s Magna Charta 1793-1830
0₹2,995.00Explore the complex realities of colonial India in the Upper Doab. This insightful study delves into the administrative challenges and local struggles under the East India Company’s rule from 1793-1830. Discover detailed accounts of how villagers, revenue farmers, and officials navigated the nuances of Company administration in North India during this pivotal period. Authored by a renowned historian of South Asia, it provides crucial insights into the social and governmental dynamics of early colonial governance. An essential read for students and scholars of Indian history and East India Company studies.
