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Friction: An Ethnography of Global Connection
0Explore the forces shaping our interconnected world with this groundbreaking work on global connection. Moving beyond ‘clash of cultures,’ this profound ethnography uses friction as a metaphor for the complex, messy interactions that define globalization. Through a vivid case study of Indonesian rainforests, it reveals how diverse entrepreneurs, environmentalists, and international actors reshape landscapes and economies in unpredictable ways. Essential reading for students of anthropology, sociology, and environmental studies, and for anyone seeking to understand the nuances of contemporary global dynamics and cross-cultural encounters.
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FUTURE OF DIFFERENCE
0Explore the intricate mechanisms where social difference becomes a tool of power. This incisive work critically examines how feminism and societal structures exploit ‘othering,’ fueling divisive discourses. Discover a profound theory of difference’s violent production and learn how to value alterity, sabotaging domination. Essential reading for students of sociology, gender studies, and critical theory in India, this book offers vital insights into creating more inclusive societies and understanding contemporary power dynamics.
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Gandhi and the Contemporary World
0Explore the profound relevance of Mahatma Gandhi’s philosophy for contemporary global issues. This essential volume unpacks the practical wisdom of truth and nonviolence, applying Gandhi’s core ideas to modern challenges like intolerance, poverty, and environmental crisis. Expert analyses illuminate his holistic vision for social, economic, and political justice, making it crucial for understanding peace-building and global equity in today’s India. A must-read for academics, students, researchers, and policymakers interested in ethics, political studies, and Gandhi studies.
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Gender, Sexuality and HIV/AIDS
0Discover the critical intersection of gender, sexuality, and HIV/AIDS in India. This in-depth analysis scrutinizes government healthcare initiatives, societal perceptions, and the realities of healthcare accessibility. It powerfully explores gender equity strategies and the vital contributions of civil society organizations and activists. Essential reading for policymakers, NGOs, human rights activists, public health professionals, and students in India seeking to understand public health, policy, and community well-being.
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General Principles of the European Convention on Human Rights
0Master the fundamental principles of the European Convention on Human Rights with this insightful guide. Delve into the core legal concepts and methods employed by the European Court of Human Rights, essential for understanding international human rights law. This book clarifies key aspects like interpretation principles, positive/negative obligations, the margin of appreciation doctrine, and restrictions on rights, enriched with practical case examples from judgments. It’s an indispensable resource for Indian law students, legal scholars, and professionals eager to grasp comparative human rights frameworks and advanced legal analysis.
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Global Flashpoints: Reactions to Imperialism and Neoliberalism
0Uncover the roots of global dissent with this sharp analysis of reactions to imperialism and neoliberalism. Dive into how contemporary state power and global capitalism ignite widespread resistance. Written by acclaimed political theorist Leo Panitch, this book dissects the forces driving economic policies and anti-colonial struggles worldwide. It’s a must-read for students of political science, economics, and international relations in India seeking critical insights into modern world dynamics and challenging established power structures. Gain essential perspectives on global political economy.
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Global Powers of Horror Security, Politics,and the Body in Pieces
0Uncover the complex interplay of horror, security, and politics in this rigorous examination of contemporary power. Francois Debrix dissects how regimes of terror utilize fragmented bodies and their ‘pieces’ to exert political control and redefine the human. This pivotal work is essential for scholars and students of biopolitics, international relations, and security studies in India. It critically analyzes the geopolitics of fear, violence, and post-human fragmentation, challenging traditional notions of security and the metaphysics of substance. Gain profound insights into the continuum of political mobilization and destruction through a focus on the broken body.
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GLOBALISATION AND REGIONAL SECURITY: INDIA AND AUSTRALIA
0Analyze the critical intersection of globalization and regional security with a focus on India and Australia. This compelling study unpacks the evolving Indo-Pacific geopolitical landscape, detailing shared strategic interests and deepening defense cooperation. Discover the challenges and opportunities shaping this pivotal bilateral relationship. An indispensable resource for students of international relations, foreign policy analysts, and strategists interested in India’s role in global security. Gain insights into enhancing regional stability through strategic alliances.
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Good Governance and Development: Challenges in India
0Unlock the secrets to effective development in India with expert insights on good governance. This essential read delves into the critical challenges of public policy implementation and socio-economic development across India. Explore multi-faceted solutions, from professionalizing public service and embracing digital transformation to strengthening local institutions and fostering civil society partnerships. An indispensable resource for students, policymakers, and professionals dedicated to India’s progress and efficient governance reforms.
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Governance and Human Rights
0Explore the profound wisdom of Indian governance and human rights with this insightful work. Delving into ancient texts like the Mahabharata and Vedic traditions, it uncovers unique Indian perspectives on democracy, statecraft, and the social good, emphasizing duties before rights. The book critically examines India’s constitutional framework and contrasts traditional values with modern human rights declarations. Essential for students of political science, law, and Indian studies, this offers a deep understanding of India’s philosophical approach to justice and governance.
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Governance for the Humans: Designing Public Policy in India
0Unlock the secrets to effective public policy design in India. This insightful book argues that governance failures often stem from poorly designed rules, not just enforcement. Learn how a human-centered approach, making compliance convenient, can replace harsh penalties. Delving into crucial Indian issues like road safety, smoking regulations, and bureaucratic incentives, it reveals why ‘noisy’ rules can lead to ‘zero compliance’. Essential for policymakers, administrators, students, and citizens interested in improving governance and understanding regulations impacting daily life across India.