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Impact of Communism on the Working Class and Peasantry: A Case Study of Maharashtra
0Uncover the profound influence of communist ideologies on Maharashtra’s working class and peasantry. This insightful case study meticulously examines the socio-economic and political transformations brought about by communist movements across rural and urban Maharashtra. Delve into the historical impact on labor, agriculture, and the lives of common people. Essential reading for students of Indian politics, sociology, history, and anyone keen on understanding Maharashtra’s complex socio-political landscape.
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IMPERIALISM AND THE DEVELOPING WORLD EPZI C
0Uncover how Western imperialism profoundly shaped the economic trajectory of the developing world. Atul Kohli’s rigorous analysis examines the impact of British and American expansionism across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America. It reveals how the pursuit of national economic prosperity by imperial powers, through formal and informal means, consistently undermined steady economic progress and limited crucial state sovereignty in peripheral regions. This essential read offers critical insights for students of political economy and history, particularly those studying the legacies of colonialism and global development.
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In and Against the State: Discussion Notes for Socialists
0Discover a crucial guide to socialist strategy and state power. This influential discussion notes tackles the vital challenge of aligning radical politics with public sector engagement and working-class struggle. Originally a landmark text for activists, its updated perspective, featuring insights from John McDonnell, offers essential thinking for contemporary political movements. A must-read for Indian political theorists, students, and activists keen on understanding and advancing effective state dynamics and socialist ideals.
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In Search of Home: Citizenship, Law and the Politics of the Poor: 15 (South Asia in the Social Sciences, Series Number 15)
0Uncover the realities of urban poverty in Indian cities with this compelling exploration of rehabilitation housing for the displaced poor. This longitudinal ethnography reveals how these spaces create ‘citizenship in limbo,’ suspending the urban poor between slum and legal city. It critically examines state governance, systemic corruption, and the political struggles for housing, highlighting the crucial, gendered role of women in neighbourhood development. Essential for students and professionals in urban studies, law, and sociology, this book offers a vital perspective on marginalization and resistance in contemporary India.
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In the Name of Liberty: The Argument for Universal Unionization
0Champion your workers’ rights and secure your liberty in an era of evolving economic challenges. This thought-provoking book offers a groundbreaking argument for universal unionization, extending essential worker protections to both private and public sectors. Explore how fundamental liberties already accepted by society naturally advocate for workplace justice and collective bargaining power. It’s an indispensable read for students, professionals, and citizens in India advocating for economic fairness, equitable wages, and impactful progressive policies that build a more just society.
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India and Central Asia: Cultural, Economic and Political Links
0Discover the enduring India Central Asia relations, stretching from ancient trade routes to modern geopolitical strategies. This insightful exploration unravels the intricate cultural, economic, and political tapestry connecting India and Central Asia. Gain a deep understanding of shared heritage, evolving trade dynamics, and crucial diplomatic ties that shape regional stability and growth. Essential reading for scholars of South Asian studies, international relations students, policymakers, and anyone keen on India’s foreign policy and its vital connections with its neighbours.
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India and North East India: Mind Politics and the Process of Integration 1946-1950
0Uncover the pivotal years of India’s formation with a focus on North East India’s integration. This compelling book by celebrated historian Sajal Nag delves into the intricate ‘mind politics’ and strategic processes that led to the merger of Nagaland, Mizoram, and Manipur with the Indian Union between 1946-1950. Gain crucial insights into the challenges and triumphs of nation-building during a transformative era. Essential reading for students and scholars of Indian history, political science, and South Asian studies seeking a deep understanding of India’s evolving landscape.
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India at the Global High Table: The Quest for Regional Primacy and Stategic Autonomy
0Explore India’s journey to becoming a global power with “India at the Global High Table” by T.C. Schaffer, available at The Bookish Owl. ISBN: 9789350297858. Delve into the key decisions shaping India’s foreign policy and its quest for regional primacy and strategic autonomy. Gain unique insights into India’s negotiating style through the lenses of diplomatic experience, including a detailed account of the Indo-U.S. nuclear deal and complex negotiations with China. Discover how this ancient civilization navigates the realpolitik of the modern world. A must-read for understanding India’s evolving role on the global stage. Order your copy today!
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India that is Bharat: Coloniality, Civilisation, Constitution
0Understand the profound colonial influences shaping Bharat’s civilizational ethos and the Indian Constitution. J Sai Deepak delves into the historical origins of ‘coloniality,’ its religious and racial underpinnings, and its impact on the Indic worldview. Explore how seemingly universal Western concepts, rooted in theology, have been used to shape constitutionalism and subvert indigenous consciousness. This essential volume argues for ‘decoloniality’ as a civilizational imperative to reclaim India’s distinct indigeneity in history, culture, and law. A vital perspective for scholars, students, and patriots seeking to understand Bharat’s true civilizational journey.
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India Turns East : International Engagem: International Engagement and US-China Rivalry
0Uncover India’s complex journey navigating the Indo-Pacific’s evolving landscape in this crucial analysis of its international engagement. Delve into how India’s ‘Look East’ policy transformed amidst the US-China rivalry, exploring the intricate dynamics of strategic alignment and differing tactics between India and the US concerning China. This insightful book is a must-read for understanding India’s foreign policy challenges and opportunities in a multipolar Asia. Essential for students, policymakers, and geopolitics enthusiasts in India.
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India`s Nuclear Debate: Exceptionalism and the Bomb
0Explore the pivotal moments shaping India’s nuclear policy and its celebrated journey toward sovereignty. This definitive analysis delves into India’s nuclear debate, tracing the critical shift from abstinence to assertive nuclear tests in 1998. Discover how nationalist pride and external pressures in the 1990s redefined public discourse, transforming nuclear policy into a symbol of India’s independent spirit and scientific prowess. Essential for students of Indian foreign policy, defense strategy, and anyone interested in the nation’s quest for global standing.
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India`s on Southeast Asia For Security Peace and Development
0Explore India’s critical role and strategic engagement in Southeast Asia. This insightful book delves into India’s foreign policy, dissecting its objectives for regional security, peace, and development. Understand the nuances of India’s approach to its eastern neighbours and the implications of its evolving Act East Policy. Essential reading for students of international relations, foreign policy enthusiasts, and professionals keen on India’s geopolitical strategy and its growing influence in the dynamic Asian landscape. Discover the key drivers of diplomatic ties and regional cooperation.