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Political Reform in the Ottoman and Russian Empires: A Comparative Approach (Europe’s Legacy in the Modern World)
0₹4,010.82Uncover the intricate parallels in political reform between the Ottoman and Russian Empires during the transformative 19th century. Dr. Adrian Brisku’s compelling comparative approach delves into how these empires pursued state renewal and integration into Europe, striving to avert revolution and decline. Examine their strategies for forging new laws, opening economies, and engaging with the broader European political landscape. This essential reading offers invaluable insights for history and political science students in India, shedding light on imperial modernization and statecraft challenges.
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Political Representation In India
0₹1,299.00Uncover the deep historical roots of political representation in India. This insightful book maps extensive debates and contestations from colonial India through the Constitution-framing process. It reveals how India’s electoral system, particularly the First-Past-The-Post, was chosen over proportional representation. Understand the profound influence of these discussions on modern Indian democracy and how community identities shaped representation. Essential reading for students of political science, history, and public policy keen to grasp the foundations of India’s democratic framework.
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Politics and Opinion in Crisis,1678-81 (Cambridge Studies in Early Modern British History)
0₹10,620.00Explore the pivotal English crisis of 1678-81, a defining era in early modern British history. This incisive study investigates the birth of modern political parties and the sophisticated shaping of public opinion amidst succession fears and ‘popery’ anxieties. Discover how ideological polarization emerged from broad controversies, advanced by propaganda and organized networks. An indispensable resource for students and academics interested in 17th-century political thought and the evolution of public discourse in Britain, this work offers deep insights.
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POLITICS OF MARRIAGE IN MEDIEVAL INDIA C
0₹1,195.00Uncover the intricate politics of marriage in Medieval India. Sabita Singh’s seminal work re-examines medieval Rajasthan’s social fabric, moving beyond romanticized myths of Sati and Jauhar. This exploration delves into polygamy, dowry, and widowhood, revealing complex motives and challenging conventional narratives of women’s roles. Drawing on rich archives, the book highlights the multicultural ethos of India and regional variations. Essential reading for students of Indian history, social studies, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Indian culture and society.
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Politics of Memory: Making Slavery Visible in the Public Space
0₹17,700.00Uncover the global resurgence of public memory around slavery, making a difficult past visible in public spaces worldwide. This vital study analyzes how communities, governments, and institutions across continents, including Asia, are actively reconstructing narratives of the Atlantic slave trade. Through examining monuments, museums, and performances, it reveals the profound political stakes of memorialization. Essential for students, scholars, and anyone engaging with global heritage and historical justice, this book illuminates how societies grapple with and represent their legacies.
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Portraiture in South Asia Since the Mughals: Art, Representation and History
0₹8,850.00Delve into the captivating world of Indian art history with an in-depth exploration of Mughal portraiture. Discover how art served as a powerful political tool, reflecting the prestige and messages of emperors. This essential volume traces the evolution of South Asian artistic traditions from Persian roots through 19th-century Europeanization and beyond. Gain profound insights into India’s visual culture and historical representation. Ideal for scholars, art enthusiasts, and anyone seeking to understand the intricate interplay between art, power, and identity in India’s rich past.
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Poseidon’s Curse: British Naval Impressment and Atlantic Origins of the American Revolution
0₹3,776.00Explore how British naval impressment, a hidden curse at sea, ignited the spark of the American Revolution. Christopher P. Magra’s compelling study reveals the Atlantic origins of this pivotal conflict, tracing how the forceful conscription of mariners to man British warships fostered deep resentment. Discover how this maritime policy not only fueled the rise of Britain’s seaborne empire but also sowed the seeds of its decline. Understand how anger over impressment became a central grievance enshrined in the Declaration of Independence. Essential reading for students of world history, maritime strategy, and anyone fascinated by the forces that shape revolutions and empires.
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Post-War Dilemmas of Sri Lanka: Democracy and Reconciliation
0₹14,160.00Explore the intricate post-war challenges of Sri Lanka and its journey towards reconciliation. This insightful analysis investigates whether democracy truly fosters post-conflict peace, using Sri Lanka’s case study from 2009. Discover the critical factors that influence readiness for reconciliation, moving beyond political systems to examine mutual confidence and the compulsion to coexist. Essential for students and professionals in political science, international relations, and South Asian studies, this book dissects the nexus between governance, ethnic relations, and the enduring quest for lasting peace in a key region.
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Postcolonial Spaces
0₹1,900.87Rethink the built environment through a postcolonial lens. This vital collection critically examines how colonial histories shape contemporary urban conditions and architectural practices, challenging Western-centric perspectives. Discover new ways to understand spatial theories and decolonize our understanding of architecture and urbanism. Essential reading for students and scholars of architecture, urban planning, and cultural studies, particularly those interested in India’s evolving cityscapes and spatial consciousness.
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Postwar Emigration to South America From Japan and the Ryukyu Islands (SOAS Studies in Modern and Contemporary Japan)
0₹15,340.00Delve into postwar Japan’s pioneering migration policy and its impact on nation-building in this key study of emigration to South America. Uncover the genesis of state-led migration, examining how political calculations, rather than solely economic factors, drove historical flows from Japan and the Ryukyu Islands. This analysis illuminates the complex US-Japan-Okinawa relationship in mid-20th century programs. An essential read for students and scholars of postwar Asian history, international migration studies, and state-led development, offering a unique perspective on migration’s political dimensions.
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Poverty Law and Legal Activism: Lives that slide Out of View
0₹17,110.00Delve into the vital nexus of poverty law and legal activism with this insightful examination of jurisprudence and legal theory. Adam Gearey presents a critical, revisionist account linking constitutional scholarship to anti-poverty movements, framing the lawyer as an ethical actor in the fight against economic inequality. Explore how progressive ethics and radical thought illuminate the path from the mid-1960s to today’s challenges. This book is essential for Indian law students, legal professionals, scholars, and activists keen to understand the profound impact of legal action on societal justice.
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Power and Ceremony in European History: Rituals, Practices and Representative Bodies since the Late Middle Ages (Cultures of Early Modern Europe)
0₹3,420.82Unlock the secrets of European power with this essential guide to rituals and ceremony. Delve into political and courtly practices from the Late Middle Ages through early modern Europe, exploring how oaths, coronations, and symbolic acts shaped governance and state evolution. Discover how ceremonies served as vital communication tools, bridging political and art historical perspectives. Ideal for students and scholars of European history, political culture, and medieval studies in India, this book offers a nuanced understanding of power’s performance and its enduring impact. A must-read for anyone fascinated by the foundations of European political life.
