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Naga Resistance Movement: Prospects of Peace and Armed Conflict
0₹1,356.00Unlock the complexities of the Naga resistance movement in Northeast India. This pivotal work offers an in-depth examination of the historical grievances and ongoing quest for regional autonomy. Discover the intricate interplay between the peace process and the persistent realities of armed conflict. Essential for students of political science, history, and Indian politics, this book provides critical insights into conflict resolution strategies and the aspirations for self-determination. It’s a must-read for understanding the evolving landscape of contemporary India and the pursuit of lasting peace in its sensitive border regions.
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Nagaland
0₹595.00Journey into the heart of Northeast India and explore the unique heritage of Nagaland. This essential ethnography delves into the diverse Naga tribes, their intricate socio-cultural structures, and the compelling history of the state’s integration into the Indian Union. Author Verrier, a celebrated ethnographer of tribal India, provides unparalleled insights into this distinctive region. It’s indispensable reading for students of anthropology, sociology, and Indian history, as well as for anyone fascinated by the rich tribal cultures of India. Discover Nagaland’s captivating story.
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Naked Or Covered: A History Of Dressing And Undressing Aroun
0₹499.00Uncover the captivating global history of dressing and undressing. This insightful book dissects humanity’s complex relationship with bodily exposure and concealment through centuries and cultures. Explore how societal norms, religious codes, and political messages are woven into our clothing choices, from ancient practices to modern debates like the khadi kurta versus Western suits. Mineke Schipper blends engaging anecdotes with historical interpretation, revealing fascinating insights into human behaviour and cultural evolution. Essential reading for anyone interested in social history, cultural studies, and the evolution of human expression.
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Napoleon (Reputations)
0₹799.00Unravel the enduring enigma of Napoleon Bonaparte. This compelling history book offers a fresh, in-depth analysis of his evolving global reputation, exploring how pivotal events like the World Wars and comparisons to figures such as Hitler and Mussolini have reshaped his legacy. Drawing on the latest scholarship, it presents Napoleon as a universal figure, making it essential reading for history students and enthusiasts across India seeking a nuanced understanding of his impact.
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NARRATING SOUTH ASIAN PARTITION EPZI C
0₹1,295.00Delve into the profound human experience of the South Asian Partition. This compelling study bridges public narratives with intimate oral histories collected from over 120 individuals across India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and the UK. Exploring themes of home, family, and inherited memory, it uniquely examines both the Bengal and Punjab partitions through personal accounts and cultural representations. An essential read for students of Indian history, South Asian studies, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Partition’s enduring legacy.
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Nation and Region in Grierson’s Linguistic Survey of India
0₹1,295.00Uncover the pivotal role of Grierson’s Linguistic Survey of India in shaping regional languages and national identity. This book provides the first detailed examination, revealing how the Survey’s focus on India as a linguistic region challenged colonial perspectives. Discover its collaboration with Indian activists and how its findings were repurposed by nationalists, becoming potent symbols of language conflict and religious nationalism in 20th-century India. Essential for scholars of linguistics, history, cultural studies, and South Asian studies, this work illuminates the complex evolution of Indian languages and nationhood.
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Nation- Building in The Post-Soviet Borderlands: The Politics of National Identities
0₹3,302.82Unlock the complex dynamics of nation-building in the post-Soviet borderlands. This crucial study analyzes how the reforging of national identities in fourteen former Soviet states has reshaped political, cultural, and social lives. Explore the profound consequences for national and ethnic minority groups as new nations emerge from the Soviet collapse. Essential for political science students, international relations scholars, and anyone keen on understanding identity politics and geopolitical transitions in Eastern Europe. Gain deep insights into the forces shaping modern statehood and identity.
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National Character and Public Spirit in Britain and France 1750-1914
0₹4,838.00Dive into the comparative history of Britain and France (1750-1914) and unravel the distinct concepts of national character and public spirit. This seminal work meticulously analyzes how thinkers from Hume to Durkheim debated qualities vital for free institutions versus static stereotypes. Discover crucial insights into nation-building and political thought essential for understanding European intellectual history. An indispensable read for history and political science students, academics, and enthusiasts of comparative political analysis in India seeking a deep dive into foundational concepts.
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Nationalism in Modern Europe: Politics, Identity, and Belonging since the French Revolution
0₹2,948.82Unravel the profound impact of Nationalism in Modern Europe, from the French Revolution to the present day. This authoritative text expertly navigates the intricate relationship between politics, identity, and belonging across the continent. It provides a rich, transnational analysis, exploring how nationalism intersects with religion, race, class, and gender. Featuring compelling images, maps, and primary sources, it’s an indispensable resource for students of European history and political science in India. The updated second edition expands on global dimensions and recent research, making it vital for scholarly insight into this defining historical phenomenon.
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NATIONALISM WITHOUT A NATION IN INDIA (OIP)
0₹445.00Uncover a critical perspective on Indian nationalism and its historical foundations. This sociological interpretation rigorously examines modern Indian history, offering a sharp critique of prevailing nationalist historiography and the national movement. Aloysius G dissects the very concept of a unified Indian nation, revealing the complex sociological forces that shaped national identity. Essential reading for students of Indian history, political science, and sociology, this book provides crucial insights for anyone seeking a deeper, nuanced understanding of India’s past and its national narratives. Discover a challenging new viewpoint on Indian history.
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Nationbuilding, Gender and War Crimes in South Asia (Routledge Contemporary South Asia Series)
0₹1,095.00Uncover the critical nexus of nationbuilding, gender, and war crimes in South Asia. This impactful study delves into how state-building in the Indian subcontinent profoundly shapes gender dynamics, sexuality, and the marginalization of minority communities. Utilizing a historical lens, it critically examines the realities of war crimes and identity formation. Essential for students, researchers, and policy enthusiasts interested in contemporary South Asian history, gender studies, and political sociology in India.
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Nature at War: American Environments and World War II
0₹3,540.00Explore the profound environmental transformations of World War II in America. This essential book delves into how the global conflict and the rise of the “Arsenal of Democracy” dramatically reshaped American environments, resource use, and scientific advancements. Understand the lasting impacts on ecology, society, and health, from militarized landscapes to the early seeds of environmentalism. A vital read for students of history, environmental science, and anyone keen on the complex interplay between war, technology, and our planet.
