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Deprovincializing Habermas: Global Perspectives
0Unlock global perspectives on Habermas’s seminal political theory with this critical volume. It challenges Western-centric interpretations, exploring decolonizing and democratizing pathways for societies worldwide, including India. Discover ‘deprovincialized’ reformulations vital for understanding contemporary public sphere debates, secularism, and social justice. Essential for students and scholars of political philosophy, sociology, and critical theory seeking diverse insights into global governance and communicative action. Re-evaluate foundational concepts for today’s complex world.
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Desolation Called Peace, A
0Explore the complex history and political aspirations of Kashmir with “A Desolation Called Peace,” available at The Bookish Owl. This insightful collection of ethnographic essays, authored by Kashmiri writers, delves into the desire for ‘azadi’ and the evolving perceptions of Kashmiris since 1947. Understand the roots of the intractable dispute and the impact of postcolonial politics on daily life. Go beyond simplistic narratives of proxy wars and terrorism. Discover a deeper understanding of Kashmir’s past and present. ISBN: 9789353570057. A must-read for anyone seeking a nuanced perspective.
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DEV HUMAN RIGHTS INDIA EPZI P
0Uncover the complex interplay of human rights India and UN development efforts. This groundbreaking book provides the first comprehensive evaluation of how international agencies assess a country’s rights situation, focusing on India. It delves into the UN’s rights-based approach, examining its impact on civil, political, economic, social, and cultural rights, and the practical challenges faced by key agencies like UNICEF and the World Bank. Essential for students of international relations, development studies, and policy professionals interested in global governance and its implementation in India.
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Development in North East: Meghalaya Under the Sixth Schedule
0Explore the complex landscape of development in North East India, focusing on Meghalaya under the Sixth Schedule. This insightful study critically examines the impact of colonial anthropology and post-independence policies on tribal autonomy. It meticulously traces the roadmap of Meghalaya’s Autonomous District Councils, reflecting on their developmental functions amidst a changing market economy. Gain a deeper understanding of the emerging challenges and social opportunities for people in these unique regions. Essential for researchers, students, and anyone interested in governance and the Indian Constitution in the Northeast.
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Digital Data Collection and Information Privacy Law: 54 (Cambridge Intellectual Property and Information Law, Series Number 54)
0Navigate the complexities of digital data collection and information privacy law. This vital book examines how new data practices, particularly in smart homes, require a fundamental reformulation of privacy regulations. It expertly analyzes the power implications of widespread data collection, offering a robust foundation for future legal reforms and enhanced personal information protection. Essential for legal scholars, tech professionals, and anyone keen to understand evolving data privacy challenges in India, this work provides critical insights into safeguarding digital rights.
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Displacement and Resettlement in India
0Uncover the profound human impact of development in India through a deep dive into displacement and resettlement. This essential read scrutinizes the complex challenges faced by communities uprooted by large-scale projects, examining critical issues like land acquisition, rehabilitation policies, and the social consequences for affected populations. It offers crucial insights for students, researchers, and policymakers navigating India’s developmental landscape and advocating for social justice. A must-read for understanding the true cost of progress.
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DOES THE ELEPHANT DANCE? (OIP)
0Explore India’s journey to superpower status with this insightful analysis of contemporary Indian foreign policy. Drawing from extensive diplomatic experience, the author delves into the historical drivers, internal politics, and economic factors shaping India’s global role. Gain a unique perspective on its relations with neighbours, the USA, Africa, and Latin America, and understand its evolving position as a soft power. This book offers critical insights into the challenges and opportunities defining India’s international relations and its future on the world stage. A must-read for understanding India’s global ambitions.
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Dominance and Mobilisation: Rural Politics in Western Uttar Pradesh 1930-1980
0Explore the evolution of rural politics in India through a focused lens on Western Uttar Pradesh (1930-1980). This pivotal work dissects agrarian society, detailing the mechanisms of political mobilization and the emergence of dominant peasant groups in Aligarh district. It offers a profound analysis linking socio-economic changes, including the Green Revolution’s impact, to shifts in party politics and the intricate interplay of caste and class. An indispensable resource for students of Indian democracy, political science, and rural development, offering deep insights into India’s socio-political landscape.
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Drone Warrior: An Elite Soldier’s Inside Account of the Hunt for America’s Most Dangerous Enemies
0Experience the cutting edge of modern warfare with an elite soldier’s gripping, inside account of drone operations. Uncover the high-stakes world of counter-terrorism, where intelligence, technology, and critical decisions converge to hunt dangerous enemies. This powerful narrative offers unprecedented perspective on secret missions, the evolution of military tech, and the profound human toll behind the ultimate authority. Essential reading for anyone fascinated by military intelligence, elite combat, and the new face of global security.
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East Of India, South Of China/acharya, Amitav
0Unravel India’s critical journey in Southeast Asia’s geopolitical theatre. This definitive analysis by Amitav Acharya meticulously maps the intricate India-China relationship and its profound impact on the Asian strategic order, from Nehru’s vision to India’s ‘Look East’ policy resurgence. Essential for Indian students and professionals of international relations, it dissects how India navigated its influence, even challenging dominant narratives on regional leadership. Gain unparalleled insights into the shifting power dynamics in Asia and India’s renewed engagement with ASEAN. A vital read for understanding contemporary foreign policy.
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Ecology and Revolution: Herbert Marcuse and The Challenge of a New World System Today (Critical Interventions)
0Unlock a revolutionary vision for ecological liberation and social justice. Charles Reitz draws on Herbert Marcuse’s critical theory to expose the economic architecture driving global inequalities and ecological crisis. This vital work, grounded in radical political economy, offers a practical strategy for a new world system. It champions racial and gender equality, labor liberation, and nature restoration, presenting a compelling ‘GreenCommonWealth Counter-Offensive.’ Essential reading for students, scholars, and activists exploring environmentalism, critical theory, and the future of global politics in India and beyond.
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Elections in India 1998: With Comparative Data Since 1952
0Explore the pivotal 1998 Lok Sabha elections with this comprehensive analysis. Essential for understanding modern Indian political history, this book provides detailed constituency-wise results and reactions from the 12th Lok Sabha. Gain invaluable insights with comparative electoral data spanning decades, from 1952 onwards. Delve into the shifting political landscape and key events that shaped Indian democracy. A must-read for students, researchers, and history enthusiasts seeking a deep dive into India’s electoral journey.