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Purchasing Power: Consumer Organizing, Gender, and the Seattle Labor Movement, 1919–1929
0Explore pivotal shifts in economic history and consumer organizing. This compelling study reveals how women’s collective action leveraged purchasing power to profoundly impact labor relations and union strength in Seattle throughout the 1920s. Discover the intricate dynamics between gender, class, and economic justice, offering a unique perspective on social movements. An essential read for students of labor history, gender studies, and anyone interested in the historical influence of consumer power on economic outcomes. It provides critical insights into a transformative era for social and economic change.
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Pure and Modern Milk: An Enviromental History Since 1900: An Environmental History since 1900
0Uncover the complex environmental history of milk, tracing its journey from farm to table since 1900. This compelling study examines how evolving consumer demands and industrial innovations transformed a once-perilous product into a modern icon of purity. It delves into the cultural, political, and scientific shifts that reshaped dairy production, impacting farmers, cows, and landscapes. An indispensable resource for students of agricultural history, food studies, and environmental science, this book offers profound insights into the modern food industry.
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Pure and Simple Politics: The American Federation of Labour and Political Activism, 1881-1917: The American Federation of Labor and Political Activism, 1881–1917
0Explore the pivotal evolution of the American labor movement during a transformative era (1881-1917) with this authoritative study. Delve into how the American Federation of Labor engaged in political activism, shaped US political history, and championed workers’ rights amidst industrial expansion. This insightful analysis uncovers the strategies and challenges faced by trade unions, offering essential context for understanding the roots of organized labor’s influence on national policy. A compelling read for students of history, political science, and enthusiasts of American socio-political development.
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Pushing the Boundaries of Historia (Routledge Monographs in Classical Studies)
0Explore the vast expanse of Classical Studies and Ancient History in Pushing the Boundaries of Historia. This essential collection journeys from ancient Greece and the Roman Empire to Persia and China, engaging with seminal authors like Homer, Herodotus, and Virgil. Featuring contributions from esteemed historians, archaeologists, and philologists, it highlights the enduring relevance of classical civilizations for today’s world. A must-have for scholars, academics, and students of history, literature, and classical texts in India. Discover profound insights that connect the ancient past to our present.
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Qaidu and the Rise of the Independent Mongol State In Central Asia (Central Asia Research Forum)
0Uncover the gripping saga of the Mongol Empire’s fragmentation with Qaidu, the defiant grandson of Genghis Khan’s chosen heir. This definitive study meticulously details the dynastic power struggles and political maneuvers that culminated in the rise of an independent Mongol state in Central Asia. Gain profound insights into the Chagatai Khanate’s complex history and its impact on Asian geopolitical landscapes during a pivotal era. Essential for academics, history enthusiasts, and students of imperial studies eager to understand this transformative period.
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QUANTITY FOOD PRODUCTION OPERATIONS & INDIAN CUISINE
0Master the art of quantity food production with this essential guide, expertly blending Indian cuisine fundamentals with modern food service operations. Ideal for aspiring chefs and hotel management students in India, this book unpacks everything from menu planning and purchasing to the unique techniques of regional Indian cooking. Gain practical insights into managing large-scale kitchens and understanding the rich diversity of Indian food. Elevate your career in the vibrant Indian hospitality sector with this comprehensive resource, perfect for honing skills in culinary arts and catering management.
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Querying the Medieval: Texts and the History of Practices in South Asia
0Uncover a nuanced view of Medieval India by delving into its historical practices. This pivotal work challenges colonial narratives and nationalist interpretations of South Asian history, critically examining key texts that shaped our understanding of the past. Essential for historians, scholars, and students of Indology, it scrutinizes three crucial genres of texts, offering fresh insights beyond traditional accounts. Explore precolonial India anew and revise established historical perspectives on Indian texts and practices. A vital addition for anyone seeking deeper knowledge of South Asian historical research.
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Questioning Migrants
0Delve into the critical dynamics of ethnic nationalism in Pakistan with this vital study. “Questioning Migrants” provides a granular historical and ethnographic analysis of the Muhajir Qaumi Movement (MQM), tracing its roots among students, its rise during military dictatorship, and its unique demand for recognition as an oppressed nationality. Discover its nuanced exploration of subaltern identity and universalism. Essential reading for students and scholars of Pakistan Studies, South Asian political history, Partition legacies, and urban socio-political movements.
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QUITE LITERALLY PROBLEM WORDS AND HOW TO USE THEM
0Conquer your English usage dilemmas! This essential guide helps master confusing grammar and common linguistic pitfalls. Explore intriguing questions about splitting infinitives, ending sentences with prepositions, and achieving perfect clarity. Sharpen your writing skills with practical advice for students and professionals across India seeking to communicate with precision and confidence. Elevate your English for academic, business, and everyday excellence with insights into effective word usage.
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Qur’anic Matters: Material Mediations and Religious Practice in Egypt (Bloomsbury Studies in Material Religion)
0Discover the profound impact of materiality on religious practice with Qur’anic matters. This compelling study explores the Egyptian mushaf, tracing how its physical form—from paper and ink to digital bytes—reshapes Islamic knowledge, purity rituals, and access. Spanning historical shifts from print to digitization, it offers a unique, scholarly perspective on the intricate relationship between sacred texts and lived religious experience. Essential reading for students, researchers, and enthusiasts of Islamic studies and material religion in India.
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Rabindranath Tagore and James Henry Cousins: A Conversation in Letters, 1915-1940
0Explore a remarkable exchange between Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore and Irish poet James Henry Cousins through their personal letters (1915-1940). Delve into shared ideas on art, education, spirituality, and the Indian Renaissance. This volume illuminates cross-cultural dialogue, nationalism, and anti-imperialism, offering vital insights for scholars of Indian literature, comparative studies, and modern history. Essential reading for enthusiasts of Bengali culture, Irish literature, and intellectual history.
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Race and Ethnicity: The Key Concepts
0Unlock the complexities of race and ethnicity with this essential guide. Delve into over 70 pivotal terms, tracing their historical roots and contemporary applications. Understand crucial concepts like critical race theory, colonialism, and hybridity. An indispensable resource for undergraduate and postgraduate students of race, ethnicity, nationalism, sociology, anthropology, politics, and cultural studies across India. Gain clarity on vital social science concepts crucial for academic success in India, providing foundational knowledge for deeper societal understanding.