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Naval History and National History: The Inaugural Lecture Delivered to the University of Cambridge on Trafalgar Day 1919
0₹1,060.82Discover the crucial connection between naval prowess and a nation’s destiny in this seminal academic lecture. Originally delivered at Cambridge in 1919, this insightful work by a leading historian explores how maritime strength fundamentally shapes national history. It’s an essential read for Indian students and scholars of military history, maritime studies, and British imperial influence. Gain a deeper understanding of historical power dynamics and the enduring legacy of naval strategy for your academic pursuits, offering foundational knowledge for understanding national development through a maritime lens.
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Naval Resistance to Britain’s Growing Power in India (1660–1800): The Saffron Banner and the Tiger of Mysore
0₹7,670.00Uncover the formidable Indian naval resistance against Britain’s ascendant power in India (1660–1800). This groundbreaking work shifts focus from Eurocentric views to reveal how Indian states like the Maratha Confederacy and Mysore, under rulers like Tipu Sultan, actively developed naval strategies. Learn how they blended Indian and European maritime technology to challenge British dominance and their alliances with other European powers. Essential for students of Indian history, military enthusiasts, and anyone keen to understand the deep roots of resistance against colonial expansion.
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Navies and Armies: The Anglo-Dutch Relationship in War and Peace 1688-1988
0₹2,360.00Uncover the dynamic Anglo-Dutch relationship across centuries of war and peace. This compelling historical analysis explores strategic alliances, naval power, and military engagements that shaped European history and global influence. Delve into key periods, from their early alliance and post-war reconstructions to their significant 20th-century involvement in the Far East. Essential reading for Indian students of military history, international relations, and European studies seeking a deep understanding of maritime power and strategic diplomacy. Gain insights into enduring global dynamics.
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NEGOTIATING CULTURAL DIVERSITY IN AFGHANISTAN ()
0₹995.00Unravel the complexities of Afghanistan’s rich cultural tapestry with this definitive analysis. This essential guide explores the intricate relationship between cultural diversity and state governance, examining modes of integration, Afghan nationalism, and the challenges of intercultural dialogue. It’s a vital resource for scholars, students, and anyone keen on understanding regional dynamics and international relations in South Asia. Gain deep insights into the problematique of managing diversity and the influential role of external actors from 1992–2014, offering critical perspectives for contemporary challenges.
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NEGOTIATING CULTURES C-PD: Delhi’s Architecture and Planning from 1912 to 1962
0₹1,195.00Uncover the story behind Delhi’s architectural and urban transformation from 1912 to 1962. This captivating book explores the intricate hybridization of Indian and foreign cultures that defined India’s capital during its birth as a modern megacity. Delve into how foreign developmental models were indigenized, the resistance they faced, and their adaptation within Delhi’s built environment. Essential reading for students, historians, and professionals keen on Indian urban planning and architectural history, this volume offers fresh insights into the complex cultural influences shaping contemporary Delhi.
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Negotiating Democracy: Politicians and Generals in Uruguay: 72 (Cambridge Latin American Studies)
0₹8,260.00Uncover the intricate power dynamics during Uruguay’s pivotal transition from military rule. This essential read meticulously details the crucial negotiations between politicians and generals, revealing how civilian leaders navigated the military’s demands to restore democratic governance. Gain unparalleled insights into military-civilian relations and the complex challenges of political consolidation in Latin America. An indispensable resource for political science students, historians, and scholars of comparative politics and governance.
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Negotiating Languages: Urdu, Hindi, and the Definition of Modern South Asia
0₹5,629.00Uncover the profound impact of language politics on Modern South Asia. This insightful study reveals how lexicographers, from the 17th century, transformed dictionaries into potent tools shaping national identities. Explore the fascinating evolution of Urdu and Hindi, tracing their divergence and association with contrasting religious and nationalist goals. Witness how these linguistic shifts intensified the passions that led to the partition of the Indian subcontinent. Essential reading for students of South Asian history, linguistics, and anyone seeking to understand the deep connections between language, politics, and identity in India.
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Negotiating Mughal Law: A Family of Landlords across Three Indian Empires
0₹10,620.00Uncover the vibrant micro-history of Mughal India through the lens of a single landlord family in Malwa. This compelling narrative traces their journey across the Mughal, Maratha, and British empires, revealing daily struggles, enterprise, and the quest for justice. Based on extensive Persian, Hindi, and Marathi archives, it offers rare insight into Islamic law’s interaction within a predominantly non-Muslim society. Essential for students and enthusiasts of Indian history, legal history, and the social fabric of imperial India.
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Negotiating Mughal Law: A Family of Landlords across Three Indian Empires
0₹1,695.00Unravel the intricate tapestry of Indian legal history through the compelling story of a family of landlords. This micro-history brilliantly navigates their multi-generational journey as they negotiate the evolving laws of three powerful Indian empires: Mughal, Maratha, and British. Discover how land, power, and jurisprudence intertwined across centuries of dramatic social change. An essential read for scholars, students of South Asian history, and enthusiasts keen to understand India’s imperial past and legal transitions.
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NEHRU: A POL BIOGRAPHY (OIP): A Political Biography
0₹6,495.00Explore the life and impact of India’s first Prime Minister with this insightful political biography. Delve into Jawaharlal Nehru’s complex character and pivotal role in shaping modern India, tracing his journey through the nation’s freedom movement and formative political years. Gain a deep understanding of his leadership, political evolution, and enduring historical significance. Essential reading for students of Indian history, political science, and anyone interested in the foundations of contemporary India. Discover the forces that forged a nation.
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Neo-Tories: The Revolt of British Conservatives against Democracy and Political Modernity (1929-1939)
0₹14,160.00Uncover the underappreciated threat to British democracy from radical conservatives during the interwar years. This insightful study systematically examines the ‘Neo-Tories,’ a network challenging political modernity and advocating for an authoritarian corporate state. Discover how their eventual failure proved crucial for democracy’s survival. A must-read for scholars and students of European history, political science, and the complex evolution of conservatism and democratic thought. Understand the ideas that nearly reshaped Britain.
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Neo-Tories: The Revolt of British Conservatives against Democracy and Political Modernity (1929-1939)
0₹4,010.82Uncover the hidden revolt against democracy in interwar Britain. This compelling study introduces the “Neo-Tories,” a radical conservative faction that challenged political modernity and championed an authoritarian corporate state. The research meticulously details their European right connections and the surprising truth: their ultimate failure was crucial for British democracy’s survival. Essential for students and scholars of political science and British history seeking a deeper understanding of conservatism’s complex past. Ideal for academic libraries and history enthusiasts in India.
