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India’s National Security: Concerns & Strategies
0Uncover the intricate landscape of India’s national security in this essential guide. Delve into evolving concerns, from cross-border terrorism and geopolitical shifts to economic challenges and environmental degradation. This book presents 21 expert research papers exploring diverse strategies and policy formulations, offering a holistic perspective beyond traditional approaches. It’s vital reading for students of international relations, defence professionals, policymakers, and anyone keen on understanding India’s strategic imperatives and future security in a globalised world.
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India’Ss Spatial Imaginations Of South Asia C
0Uncover India’s complex spatial imaginations of South Asia. This authoritative work examines how Indian foreign policy discourse has long framed its regional neighbourhood through geopolitical realism and sovereign territoriality. It critically probes why geo-economic and community-based perspectives have been overshadowed by persistent territorial nationalism in shaping perceptions of space and politics. An essential read for students of international relations, foreign policy enthusiasts, and anyone seeking to understand India’s strategic outlook in South Asia.
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India@75: A Changing Electoral Democracy
0Journey through India’s vibrant 75-year electoral democracy. This essential read meticulously charts the transformation of Indian politics, from the First Lok Sabha to the 2019 elections, analyzing evolving party systems and voter dynamics. Discover the shifts from Nehru’s modern India to Modi’s new India, exploring new dimensions of democratic governance and electioneering. A compelling account for students, political science enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of India’s democratic evolution and its contemporary challenges. Gain profound insights into the heart of Indian electoral change.
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Indian Police: A Critical Evaluation
0Unlock critical insights into the Indian police system with this comprehensive evaluation. Essential for students of public administration, criminology, and law in India, this book dissects the historical roots, current challenges, and future directions of law enforcement in India. Understand the complexities of police reforms India needs, explore accountability, and grasp the critical issues impacting public safety and governance. This authoritative analysis offers indispensable knowledge for policymakers and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Indian policing.
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Indian Political Theory: Laying the Groundwork for Svaraj
0Redefine your understanding of Indian political theory and the pursuit of Svaraj. This groundbreaking work critically examines contemporary Indian political thought, proposing a vital ‘thin Svaraj’ model inspired by B.R. Ambedkar, distinct from ‘thick’ conceptions. Learn how to decolonize political theory by moving beyond Western paradigms to truly address India’s lived realities. A must-read for academics, students, and enthusiasts of Indian politics, philosophy, and socio-cultural studies seeking a decolonized approach to indigenous thought and self-rule.
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Instant City: Life & Death In Karachi: Life and Death In Karachi
0Discover the ‘Instant City’ phenomenon with Steve Inskeep’s gripping exploration of Karachi. Witness Pakistan’s largest metropolis transform into a global megacity, facing the intense pressures of rapid urbanization – from housing crises to environmental challenges. This insightful account illuminates the worldwide perils and possibilities of urban growth, offering a vital perspective on developing South Asian cities. Essential reading for students of urban studies and anyone keen on understanding the dynamics of modern metropolitan life.
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INTEGRAL HUMANISM: A DISTRICT PARADIGM OF DEVELOPMENT
0Explore a distinct Indian paradigm for national development with this insightful collection. Delving into the core principles of Integral Humanism, it offers a profound comparison of Deendayal Upadhyay’s philosophy with thinkers like Gandhi, Lohia, and Ambedkar, as well as with Marxism. Understand its unique approach to socio-economic challenges and its relevance for contemporary India. An essential read for students of Indian political philosophy, economics, and anyone seeking a holistic vision for nation-building.
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Intellectual Property Rights and Public Policy
0Unlock the intricate relationship between Intellectual Property Rights and Public Policy in India’s burgeoning knowledge economy. This erudite compilation delves into critical IP issues, offering diverse perspectives from leading scholars, judges, and practitioners. Explore jurisprudence, cyber law, access to medicine, and biotechnology, gaining deep insights into shaping India’s IP landscape and driving economic growth. Essential reading for legal academics, policymakers, IP practitioners, and anyone invested in innovation and national development in India. This collection illuminates grey areas and strategies for IP law reform, crucial for India’s future.
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Intellectual Property Rights: National and Global Perspectives
0Master Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in India with this comprehensive guide. Delve into patents, trademarks, copyrights, geographical indications, and crucial Indian laws like the Protection of Plant and Farmers’ Rights Act. Gain essential knowledge on global IP treaties, biodiversity, and protecting traditional knowledge, uniquely emphasizing plant variety protection. Perfectly structured for clarity, this book is an indispensable resource for agriculture students, library science students, and legal professionals seeking a firm grasp of national and global IP perspectives. Understand the nuances of IPR law in India with ease.
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Interest Groups, Lobbying, and Participation in America
0Master the intricacies of American political influence and citizen engagement. This essential political science text critically examines interest groups and lobbying, dissecting effective campaign strategies and the motivations behind grassroots movements. Leveraging extensive survey data and expert interviews, the author presents a compelling, data-driven theory explaining complex political choices. It’s a must-read for students of American politics, researchers, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of governance and activism in the US.
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International Cooperation in the Early Twentieth Century (New Approaches to International History)
0Uncover the dynamic tapestry of international cooperation in the early 20th century. This pivotal work revises dominant historical narratives by focusing on human connections beyond state-centric politics. Explore diverse forms of cultural internationalism, anti-colonial networks, and burgeoning cosmopolitan ideas that shaped global interactions. Crucially, it integrates non-Western perspectives and influences, offering vital insights into transnational movements relevant to India’s own historical context. A must-read for students and scholars of international history, global affairs, and anyone seeking a nuanced understanding of the early 1900s.