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Interracial Lovers in Revolutionary China
0₹10,384.00Uncover profound interracial love stories from revolutionary China, a captivating exploration of human connection amidst seismic change. This book delves into the lives of twenty-two individuals who navigated the intense societal barriers, racial prejudices, and political upheavals of 20th-century China. Experience their journeys as they formed romantic bonds, defying imperial legacies and cultural divides. Essential for history enthusiasts, students of Asian studies, and readers fascinated by the resilience of love across historical epochs. A unique perspective on a transformative era in Chinese history.
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Interrogating International Relations
0₹1,295.00Unlock a critical Indian perspective on global politics. This essential book interrogates mainstream International Relations theories, examining disciplinary biases through the lens of the Mughal Empire’s grand strategy under Akbar. It offers a profound historico-cultural notion of power and critiques IR’s selective ‘return of history’. Ideal for students of International Relations in India, IR scholars, and anyone seeking deeper insights into international affairs from a non-Western viewpoint. Enhance your understanding of global dynamics with this vital contribution to Indian IR studies.
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Interrogating Reorganisation of States: Culture, Identity and Politics in India
0₹1,595.00Unravel the intricate politics behind India’s state reorganisation. This insightful book offers a deep dive into how culture, identity, and political dynamics shaped Indian democracy from the States Reorganisation Commission to contemporary demands for smaller states. It critically examines issues of governance, underdevelopment, and regional aspirations, tracing historical trajectories leading to territorial remapping. Essential reading for scholars and students of Indian politics, history, sociology, and South Asian Studies seeking to understand the evolving federal landscape of India.
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Intimation of Revolution: Global Sixties and the Making of Bangladesh
0₹1,495.00Discover the revolutionary forces that forged Bangladesh in this pivotal study. Subho Basu’s work uncovers how the ‘global sixties’ profoundly influenced Bengali nationalism and the 1971 liberation struggle, challenging conventional narratives. It details the resistance against Pakistani internal colonization and the nation’s formation, drawing parallels with decolonization movements worldwide and Cold War dynamics. Essential for students and enthusiasts of South Asian history, this book offers a fresh perspective on the making of Bangladesh, going beyond typical Indo-Pakistani rivalry discussions.
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Introducing the New Sexuality Studies: 3rd Edition
0₹7,078.82Discover the fascinating world of sexuality studies with this essential Indian undergraduate guide. This innovative anthology provides an accessible yet comprehensive introduction to the social, cultural, and historical dimensions of human sexuality. Featuring original essays and interviews from leading scholars and emerging voices, it offers deep insights into contemporary sexualities. It’s a must-read for students in India undertaking sociology, gender studies, and sexuality courses, delivering a challenging and engaging overview of this dynamic field.
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Invaders and Infidels: From Sindh to Delhi: The 500-Year Journey of Islamic Invasions
0Original price was: ₹599.00.₹479.00Current price is: ₹479.00.Explore India’s tumultuous past in Sandeep Balakrishna’s “Invaders and Infidels,” available at The Bookish Owl. Delve into the 500-year journey of Islamic invasions, from the conquest of Sindh to Babur’s Delhi takeover. Uncover the sagas of heroism, resistance, and tragedy that shaped the Delhi Sultanate era. Discover the untold story of how fleeting Muslim incursions reshaped Classical India, leaving a lasting impact on its culture. A gripping historical account for those seeking to understand pre-Medieval India’s pivotal moments. Buy now at The Bookish Owl and understand India’s historical evolution. ISBN: 9788196847128
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Iran & Post-9/11 World Order: Reflections on Iranian Nuclear Programme
0₹561.00Navigate the intricate geopolitical landscape of the post-9/11 world and Iran’s pivotal nuclear programme. This essential collection offers expert reflections, originating from a seminal seminar organised by Jamia Millia Islamia’s Centre for West Asian Studies. Gain profound insights into the complex dynamics influencing international relations, nuclear non-proliferation, and regional stability across West Asia. It’s a vital resource for Indian students, scholars, and policy analysts focused on global affairs and strategic security.
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Iran: A Social and Political History since the Qajars
0₹3,068.00Explore the compelling social and political history of Iran from the Qajars to the modern Islamic Republic. This essential guide unpacks Iran’s dramatic transformations, charting its tumultuous journey through encounters with global powers, societal revolutions, and political shifts. Authored by an expert, the book offers unique insights into Iranian society’s reactions and challenges, drawing extensively on Persian sources. Perfect for students of political science, international relations, and Asian studies in India, this narrative illuminates the threads of national ideology and conflict shaping modern Iran. Gain a deeper understanding of this vital region.
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Iran’S Rise And Rivalry With The Us In The Middle East
0Original price was: ₹599.00.₹437.27Current price is: ₹437.27.Explore “Iran’s Rise and Rivalry with the US in the Middle East” by Mohsen M. Milani at The Bookish Owl. Discover how Iran transformed from a US ally to a regional power challenging American influence. This insightful analysis delves into Iran’s foreign policy, its relationships with groups like Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis, and its impact on the Middle East. Understand the complexities of the Iran-US dynamic and the future of Iran’s role in the region. A must-read for understanding contemporary Middle Eastern politics. Order your copy today! ISBN: 9781836431091.
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Ireland and the Great War: A Social and Political History
0₹11,000.00Uncover Ireland’s complex and often misunderstood role in the Great War. This definitive social and political history offers a radical new reading, challenging conventional narratives of Irish involvement. Gallagher’s meticulous research delves into the home front and diasporic communities, revealing sustained support for the Allied war effort long past 1916. Rich in social texture and fascinating case studies, it provides a vital perspective on World War I’s global impact. Essential for students of history, military studies, and anyone seeking a nuanced understanding of Ireland’s place in the 20th century.
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Ireland and the Reception of the Bible: Social and Cultural Perspectives (Scriptural Traces)
0₹4,010.82Explore the dynamic reception of the Bible in Ireland through its profound social and cultural impacts. This insightful volume delves into how scripture influenced identity, transmission, and artistic appropriation across Irish history. Challenge conventional views by understanding the Bible’s complex, evolving role beyond static religious confines. Essential for scholars and students of religious studies, cultural history, and Irish studies, this book offers unique perspectives on scripture’s intersection with society, making it a valuable addition to any academic collection.
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Irish Housing Design 1950-1980: Out of the Ordinary (Ashgate Studies in Architecture)
0₹14,160.00Uncover pioneering Irish housing design from 1950-1980 in this essential architectural history. Explore ‘Out of the Ordinary’ case studies, revealing high-quality, influential schemes from a transformative period. Ideal for architecture students, researchers, and enthusiasts in India seeking insights into modern housing, community building, and post-war design evolution. With over 100 colour images and new drawings, this book provides a critical look at innovative architectural responses and their impact on future thinking. A must-have for understanding the legacy of mid-century Irish architecture.
