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Propaganda and Conflict: War, Media and Shaping the Twentieth Century (International Library of Twentieth Century History)
0Uncover the critical role of propaganda, war, and media in shaping the 20th century. This essential volume presents cutting-edge scholarship, exploring how information warfare evolved from World War I to today’s ‘fake news’ era and non-state actors’ influence. Delve into the mechanisms of propaganda, its impact on public opinion, and the evolving landscape of mass communication. An indispensable read for students of history, media studies, and political science, offering crucial insights into historical conflicts and contemporary information challenges.
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Proscribed Telugu Literature and National Movement in Andhra 1920-1947
0Delve into the vibrant intersection of Telugu literature and the Indian freedom struggle. This authoritative study examines proscribed Telugu writings during the pivotal 1920-1947 period in Andhra, showcasing how banned literary works ignited national consciousness and resistance. Explore the profound impact of cultural censorship on intellectual awakening and linguistic heritage, revealing Andhra’s unique role in the fight for independence. Essential reading for scholars of Indian history, South Asian studies, and lovers of literary resistance.
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN THEORY AND PRACTICE, 2 ED
0Unlock the core principles of Public Administration in India with this definitive text. Seamlessly blending timeless theory with contemporary practice, this book offers a comprehensive normative perspective on governance. Grasp the practical implications of administrative concepts, making it indispensable for UPSC Civil Services aspirants and students of public policy and governance. Your essential resource for understanding the dynamics of public administration.
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Publicity in International Lawmaking: Covert Operations and the Use of Force
0Explore the critical intersection of covert operations and international lawmaking. This book dissects how increased reporting and legal debate, especially concerning the use of force, are recalibrating global legal understanding. It argues for the necessity of publicity in state practice, challenging traditional views of ‘public’ versus ‘covert’ acts. Discover how state silence opens doors for scholars and experts to profoundly influence international law development. Essential for Indian legal scholars, students of international relations, and policy professionals navigating the complexities of state conduct and global legal evolution.
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Quantum Technology in Defence & Security
0Unlock the transformative power of quantum technology in defence and security. This essential read explores how quantum computing, advanced communication, and precision sensing are revolutionizing military capabilities and strategic foresight for nations like India. Delve into the potential for unbreakable encryption and quantum-driven intelligence, reshaping the future of warfare. Perfect for defence strategists, technology innovators, and security experts in India, this book offers crucial insights into the quantum frontier and its profound impact on national security.
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Race, Law & Culture: Reflection on Brown V. Board of Education: Reflections on Brown v. Board of Education
0Explore the enduring legacy of racial equality with this insightful examination of landmark American jurisprudence. More than forty years after dismantling legal segregation, contemporary debates on affirmative action and multiculturalism highlight persistent societal questions. This collection revisits the pivotal Brown v. Board of Education decision, offering diverse perspectives on its implications for race, law, and culture. Connect historical rulings to today’s uncertainties about equality. Essential reading for students of law, history, and sociology, and anyone passionate about civil rights and social justice.
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Radical Right Movement Parties in Europe (Extremism and Democracy)
0Deep dive into the complexities of European politics with this essential analysis of radical right parties. Discover state-of-the-art research, theoretical frameworks, and empirical case studies examining the rise of extremism and its impact on democracy across Europe. This book offers crucial insights into the causes, forms, and effects of these significant political movements. An indispensable resource for scholars of European party politics and students of political science, social movements, and comparative politics in India.
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Rashtr Par Punarvichaar: Dakshin Bharat Ke Pariprekshya
0Delve into the complex ideas of Indian nationalism and national identity through a critical South Indian lens. This insightful book offers fresh perspectives, challenging dominant narratives and exploring the rich cultural and political contributions of South India to the nation’s discourse. M. S. S. Pandian’s scholarly work provides a deep dive into intellectual dialogues shaping modern India. Essential for students, scholars, and readers seeking to understand the intricate tapestry of India’s diversity and regional identities. Discover a vital re-evaluation of the Indian nation from a unique viewpoint.
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Reactionary Democracy:How Racism and The Populist Far Right Became Mainstream
0Discover how democracy itself is weaponized by the populist far right. This critical examination reveals how elite manipulation of public discourse and the concept of ‘the people’ has mainstreamed racism and emboldened far-right movements globally. Deconstructing systemic forces, this book shows that the success of reactionary ideas isn’t purely organic but driven by those who shape narratives. It’s an essential read for understanding contemporary political shifts and challenging the roots of inequality. Perfect for students of political science, sociology, and engaged citizens seeking clarity on democratic challenges in today’s world.
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Reason and Cause: Social Science and the Social World
0Explore the dynamic essence of reason and cause within the social sciences. Richard Ned Lebow’s groundbreaking study challenges the notion of universal applicability, demonstrating how concepts of reason and cause are shaped by specific historical and cultural contexts. Drawing on philosophy, history, and literature from antiquity to the early 20th century, this work traces the evolution of these core ideas. It’s an indispensable resource for social science scholars, philosophers, and students across India, offering a new historicised epistemology essential for understanding the interplay between social science and the social world.
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Reassembling Democracy: Ritual as Cultural Resource (Criminal Practice)
0Discover how ritual acts empower democracy. This insightful study explores ritual as a crucial cultural resource, vital for personal and political empowerment in our complex world. Uncover how communities harness performative ritual to navigate challenges like nationalism, fake news, and climate crisis, drawing on diverse, fieldwork-informed case studies. Essential for students and professionals in sociology, anthropology, and political science seeking deeper understanding of contemporary democratic participation and societal resilience.