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Power and Violence in the Colonial City: Oruro form the Mining Renaissance to the Rebellion of Tpac Amaru (1740-1782): Oruro from the Mining … 76 (Cambridge Latin American Studies)
0Delve into the intricate mechanisms of colonial power and urban governance. This seminal work meticulously examines the socio-political landscape of Oruro, a key mining city in Spanish Alto Peru (1740-1782). It offers profound insights into the functioning of judicial systems, the role of bureaucracy, and the escalating tensions that culminated in the Tpac Amaru rebellion. Understand the complex interplay of economic forces and political structures driving social conflict. Essential reading for students of history, political science, and Latin American studies, as well as researchers interested in comparative colonial histories and urban dynamics.
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Power Postcolonalism and International Relations Routledge
0Explore the critical impact of postcolonial thought on understanding contemporary international relations. This seminal work by Chowdhry delves deeply into how race, class, and gender relations fundamentally structure global politics. It critically examines the influence of representation on power dynamics, the intricate relationship between global capital and power, and the essential space for resistance and agency within global power asymmetries. An indispensable resource for Indian scholars, researchers, and students seeking nuanced insights into postcolonial theory and its profound implications for international relations and global studies.
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Power, Profit and Prestige: A History of American Imperial Expansion
0Explore the compelling history of American foreign policy and US expansionism. Philip S. Golub’s authoritative work delves into how power, profit, and prestige have fueled American imperial ambitions throughout history, profoundly shaping global politics. Essential for students of political science, international relations, and anyone interested in understanding the historical forces behind US global dominance. Gain critical insights into the culture of force that continues to influence world affairs and seek democratic transformation.
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Prachin Bharat
0Uncover the depths of India’s ancient past with this authoritative exploration of Prachin Bharat. Delve into the formative eras of Indian civilisation, from prehistory through major empires, examining political landscapes, socio-economic structures, and cultural evolution. This seminal work offers a critical and comprehensive analysis of India’s foundational history, providing invaluable insights into its rich heritage. An indispensable resource for students of history, competitive exam aspirants, and all enthusiasts eager to understand the evolution of ancient India.
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Practicing Oral History Among Refugees and Host Communities
0Unlock the power of applied oral history with this essential guide for engaging refugees and host communities. Discover rigorous, accessible research methods designed to address the global refugee crisis and foster understanding. This practical manual explores diverse applications across journalism, law, and social services, detailing crucial legal and ethical considerations. Learn from innovative case studies spanning seven continents. It’s an indispensable resource for students, social scientists, and humanitarian professionals seeking to create sustainable solutions and advance their careers through impactful community-focused research.
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Practicing Stalinism: Bolsheviks, Boyars, and the Persistence of Tradition
0Uncover the enduring influence of old Russia on Soviet power. Drawing on crucial communist archives, this compelling study reveals how pre-existing political traditions like patronage and ‘clan’ politics profoundly shaped the Bolsheviks and persisted throughout the 20th-century Soviet Union. It challenges the notion of a complete break from Russia’s past. Essential reading for students of world history and political science, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Soviet political practice and its historical roots. Discover the surprising continuity.
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Pre Musalman India – History of Mother Land Prior to Sultanate of Delhi: A History of the Motherland Prior to the Sultanate of Delhi
0Discover India’s profound past in this essential exploration of Indian history before the Sultanate of Delhi. Journey through the Motherland’s ancient roots, delving into the Age of Itihas and the rich legacy of the Dravidians. This concise volume offers crisp, informative insights into pivotal eras leading up to 1206 AD, providing a foundational understanding of pre-Sultanate India. Perfect for students, history buffs, and anyone keen to explore India’s deep civilizational heritage and ancient Indian history. A must-read for a comprehensive view of Bharat’s formative periods.
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Pre-Tsarist and Tsarist Central Asia: Communal Commitment and Political Order in Change (Central Asian Studies)
0Unlock the complex evolution of Central Asia with this comparative study of communal commitment and political order. Delving into the crucial Pre-Tsarist and Tsarist periods, it examines how societal structures and governance transformed under Russian imperial influence. An indispensable resource for Indian students and scholars of Central Asian Studies, history, and international relations seeking a deep understanding of regional political dynamics and historical change. Discover the enduring legacy of these pivotal eras.
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PREQUEL [Paperback] MADDOW RACHEL
0Uncover a chilling chapter of history with Rachel Maddow’s “Prequel,” available at The Bookish Owl. Delve into the forgotten story of a clandestine network’s attempt to undermine American democracy during the rise of Nazi Germany. This meticulously researched paperback exposes a sophisticated disinformation campaign aimed at weakening the US war effort and promoting antisemitism. Discover how elected officials and fascist paramilitaries worked to destabilize the nation, and learn about the brave individuals who fought to expose their plot. Explore the parallels to today’s political landscape in this timely and relevant read. Shop “Prequel” now and understand the past to safeguard the future.
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Pride and Prejudice (Hindi)
0Experience Jane Austen’s timeless classic, “Pride and Prejudice,” now in Hindi! From The Bookish Owl, this beautifully translated edition (ISBN: 9789354406980) invites you to rediscover Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy’s captivating journey. Witness their initial disdain evolve into a complex dance of wit, societal expectations, and undeniable attraction. Will Elizabeth overcome her prejudice and recognize Darcy’s true character? A must-read for lovers of classic literature and Austen fans alike. Perfect for gifting or adding to your collection. Explore themes of love, class, and personal growth in this enduring story.
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Priests, Kings, and Women in the Early Upanisads: The Character of the Self in Ancient India
0Explore the ancient Indian wisdom of the Upanisads in Brian Black’s ‘Priests, Kings, and Women in the Early Upanisads,’ available at The Bookish Owl. This insightful book, ISBN 9788120837027, offers a unique perspective on the character of the self, delving into sociological, historical, and gendered contexts. Black masterfully reveals the social dynamics within these narratives, examining wealth, prestige, and regional rivalries. Uncover the concrete realities of early Indian thought, praised for its innovative and theoretically sophisticated approach. A must-read for students and scholars seeking a comprehensive understanding of the Upanisads. Order your copy today at The Bookish Owl and deepen your knowledge of ancient Indian philosophy.
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Print and Publishing in Colonial Bengal
0Explore the vibrant genesis of print and publishing in Colonial Bengal. This essential study chronicles the transition from oral traditions to widespread print, revealing how it reshaped Bengali literature and intellectual life. Delve into the roles of pioneers – from bards to publishers and critics – and understand the cultural and social transformations driven by the printed word. A must-read for anyone interested in India’s media history, South Asian studies, and the evolution of literary culture during British rule. Gain profound insights into a pivotal era of Indian cultural development.